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Do you have some extra cash and are not sure how you can make the most of it? The fact that most financial advisors will suggest you put it all in superannuation or pay down your home loan doesn’t mean it’s always the best option. Your

So, you’re thinking of getting a new car. Exciting. You’ve given it some thought and decided that you don’t really want to pay it all up front. There are many car finance options available to you, which is why we recommend you go through our

You wake up one morning, full of energy and desire to work, only to find out that your services are no longer required and that you’ve been relieved. Redundancy is an employee’s biggest fear, and for a good reason.   However, before you

A client asked us recently “what are the key factors for a successful business”?  We think the following are some of the important factors to take into consideration: Think about “scaling up” your business from the very beginning of the

The best time to finalise an agreement which relates to disputes, sale of the business, major capital expenditure, policy on the treatment of profits, decision-making, restraint of trade and many other issues is when the business is being

myGov gives you secure access to a range of government services online, and means that you can link your government services and have all your communications from these services sent to the one mail box. It is important to remember that if you

Do you run a business providing any of the following services (even if it is only part of your service offering)? Road Freight; Security/Investigation/Surveillance; or Information Technology Services. If so, the ATO has extended the Taxable

The proposed 12 month amnesty from 24 May 2018 to 23 May 2019 for employers to lodge superannuation guarantee charge statements for outstanding superannuation has still yet to pass parliament and is unlikely to do so to prior the election being

The Labour Party has proposed a number of tax measures under its ‘Fair Go Action Plan’ which will impact upon our clients should they be legislated. The measures include: Minimum 30% tax on discretionary trust distributions (i.e. family trust

These days, small businesses can easily become importers.  As a small business operator, you could import a container of goods and sell them through your business or by your e-commerce website to customers all over Australia. Under the