Help for flood affected businesses
If you’re a New South Wales business affected by the recent floods, there is financial help available. This is what you need to know.
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Celebrating small businesses
The month of March is small Business month – a chance for businesses to connect with state body Business NSW through various events and seminars – to raise issues of importance as we move forward out of the pandemic.
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Family Trusts facing tax changes.
The ATO is putting family trust payments into the spotlight, to limit what it calls “washing machine” cash distributions and tax-saving arrangements. Here’s what you need to know.
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Preparing for Fringe Benefits Tax time
The Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year runs from 1 April to 31 March. Now is the time to prepare your reporting to the ATO.
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Are you financially prepared for 2022?
It’s key for small businesses right now, to retain a strong focus on business stability, in particular financial stability, as we wind up 2021 and head into 2022.
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Here come Director IDs. Now is the time to apply for yours
It’s time for Directors to get their Director ID paperwork sorted with ASIC, so the new scheme can be fully operational by next year.
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The ATO has your ‘side hustle’ in sight
A lot of people have picked up ‘side hustles’ during the pandemic, and that income needs to be declared to the tax department.
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Wellbeing: The new workplace priority
In preparing for post-Covid ‘normal’, business owners must remember that the world has changed for their employees too, and mental health is firmly in the spotlight.
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Focus on the three C’s as you prepare for 2021
Unfortunately, a general feeling of trepidation lingers as we head into 2021. Make sure you remain focused on your core operations, your clients and your cash flow, writes Jim Vass.
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The real cost of technology hiccups
Coles supermarkets around Australia suffered an ‘IT glitch’ on a busy Friday afternoon recently. What’s the lesson? If it can happen to the big guys, then it can most certainly happen to you.
