The Government’s 18 June concessions, the Labor–Greens Senate deal of 23 June, and what each one means for ATB clients. by ATB Partners, Jim and Mike.
Tax hacks focus on deductions. Strategy focuses on outcomes. Learn why proper planning is essential for Australians navigating major tax changes.
The 2026–27 Federal Budget contains the most significant change to the taxation of discretionary trusts in a generation.
There’s not much in the way of BIG news for small business in the November 2022 Federal Budget but there are some changes to FBT, paid parental leave, superannuation and the ATO’s crackdown on compliance that you need to know about. Here’s a quick rundown.
The Federal Budget delivers a lot to small business in the way of incentives and support. It should give business owners the confidence required right now to keep moving forward in these times of uncertainty.
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.
The tax office is stepping up law enforcement over tax evasion with small business is firmly in its sights. And this is dangerously dampening business confidence, writes Paul Rattray.
All eyes are on Canberra as the Royal Commission Report into Finance and Banking is made public.
While the commission itself uncovered some incredibly poor behaviour towards small business by big banks…
To many, the legal record keeping requirements can be extremely burdensome. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
ATB Chartered Accountants Director, Michael Mekhitarian outlines the new Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme and what it means for organisations that have their data breached.
