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Barris Accounting

Locality: Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 6557 0250

Address: Suite 5, 6 Leigh Street 6100 Perth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.barrisaccounting.com.au

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25.01.2022 There has been a major uptake across Australia with people withdrawing their super in this uncertain time. But has everyone checked and followed the eligibility requirements?

24.01.2022 There appears to be some confusion about home office claim deductions. This link/article is a good read.

24.01.2022 Additional information on the ATO JobKeeper government stimulus version 2.0

22.01.2022 The Elizabeth Quay . . #skyperth #ospreycreative #seeperth #perth #perthisok #seeaustralia #westernaustralia #australia #elizabethquay #perthlife

22.01.2022 For eligible businesses, it worth keeping in mind future ATO Cashflow boosts ahead. https://www.ato.gov.au//Preparing-for-additional-cash-flo/

20.01.2022 Scott Morrison says all states - except Western Australia - have agreed to open their borders by Christmas: https://www.theaustralian.com.au//e709109426d956d5d4429510

18.01.2022 Is there anywhere else in Perth you'd like to see pedestrian and/or cycling infrastructure improved? The State government has announced new pedestrian and cy...clist bridge, costing an estimated $50 million, will be built across the Swan River next to The Causeway. Transport Minister Rita Saffioti MLA said the new bridge would take pedestrians and cyclists off the nearby bridge. "The Causeway is one of the busiest connections into central Perth, and the current path has long been recognised as too narrow to accommodate demand from people walking, running and riding," she said. "he shared path is uneven and becomes congested causing conflict between cyclists and pedestrians, with more than 1,400 cyclists and 1,900 pedestrians using the path daily." She said the new bridge path will be at least six metres wide and is set to have dedicated cycle and pedestrian lanes. The bridge will be comprised of two river crossings 250 metres on the Victoria Park side and 140 metres on the City of Perth side connected by a 270 metre path through Heirisson Island. It will also sit about 2.8 metres higher over the Swan River than The Causeway. The State Government has also announced a further $10 million for other cycling projects, including: $3 million for the Soldiers Road Shared Path, connecting Mundijong to the Byford Town Centre. $2 million to design and construct a north-south bicycle route along Bennett Street in East Perth, connecting Riverside Drive to Royal Street. $2 million for an east-west bicycle route along Moore, Wittenoom and Nile Streets in Perth and East Perth, helping to connect Barrack Street Bridge to Matagarup Bridge. $1.5 million for path and lighting upgrades along the existing shared path that connects Waterbank Perth to the Matagarup Bridge. $1.5 million to improve safety and connectivity around RAC Arena.

18.01.2022 The simple things in life are the greatest gifts. Have a great weekend everyone . . #skyperth #ospreycreative #simplethings #life #sunset #seeperth #seeaustralia #westernaustralia #perthlife #perthisok #perth

16.01.2022 Our office has been inundated with queries regarding payment summaries for employees. Please keep in mind, that since 1 July 2019, if you employ staff, then you must be on top of your obligations via the ATO Single Touch Payroll System. Although additional compliance is seen as a hassle for some employers initially, in the longer term, it will actually make your payroll reporting much easier. Most software providers have Single Touch Payroll reporting functionality capabilities. If you have any queries with regard to STP, don't hesitate to get in touch.

15.01.2022 Attention office workers! While we cant stop other people drinking the last of the milk (whether its your co-worker or your house mate ), we can help you... figure out what you can claim this tax time! Check out our tailored occupation guide for the essentials all office workers need to know, including whether you can claim working from home, clothing or self-education expenses. Its all covered at www.ato.gov.au//Office-workers---income-and-work-related-/

14.01.2022 Do you know your tax myths from tax facts? Test your working-from-home knowledge below as we set the record straight. Myth: If I use the shortcut method, I ...can claim 80 cents per work hour plus other equipment (that costs $300 or less) to use when working from home. Fact: Under the shortcut method you can only claim 80 cents per work hour. This method covers all deductible expenses, including office furniture and technology. You cant claim any other working from home expenses on top. Myth: I can claim everything I bought to work from home (new laptop, desk, toilet paper, tea or coffee and my kids education supplies). Fact: There are three methods you can use to calculate your working from home expenses. You can choose the method that will give you the best outcome but you must meet the eligibility and record keeping requirements. You cannot claim items such as toilet paper, tea, coffee or your kids education costs, these are private expenses. Myth: I cant claim my working from home running expenses, even though I share the costs with my housemate because the bills arent in my name. Fact: Under the shortcut method multiple eligible taxpayers working from the same home can each claim 80 cents per work hour, even if the utility bill isnt in your name. Find out more about working from home expenses @ ato.gov.au/home

11.01.2022 Given that we are now into a new financial year, and being " tax time ", ensure that you include all sources of applicable income. There may be income from foreign sources such as rental income, dividends or interest from foreign entities that need to be taken into account. Speak with your tax professional if you have queries or questions.

10.01.2022 Were here to help throughout this difficult time, regardless of whether youre an individual taxpayer or running a business. Assistant Commissioner Karen Foat... talks about how we can help you this tax time in her latest video. Find more info on the ways we can support you at www.ato.gov.au/General/COVID-19/ See more

10.01.2022 As suggested in this money magazine article link, speak to your accountant for capital gains tax advice https://www.moneymag.com.au/ask-paul-pay-less-cgt-on-proper

10.01.2022 Wow, what a shot! This amazing capture of Perth City was taken by Tom Proudfoot using a long exposure and a Haida filter. "Gold City! Next to 0 knot winds plu...s 234 second long exposure makes Perth look pretty slick!," he said. Show us your best cityscapes below... Instagram / @tomproudfoot.

09.01.2022 Changes to ATO JobKeeper announced today 7 August 2020.

08.01.2022 Watch out for those scams.

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05.01.2022 Today is Remembrance Day. Lest we forget At 11am, please take a minute in silence to remember those who died or suffered for Australia's cause in all wars a...nd armed conflicts. In case you didn't know, at 11 am on 11 November 1918 the guns on the Western Front fell silent after more than four years of continuous warfare. The allied armies had driven the German invaders back, having inflicted heavy defeats upon them over the preceding four months. In November the Germans called for an armistice (suspension of fighting) in order to secure a peace settlement. They accepted allied terms that amounted to unconditional surrender. On the first anniversary of the armistice in 1919 two minutes' silence was instituted as part of the main commemorative ceremony at the new Cenotaph in London. The silence was proposed by Australian journalist Edward Honey, who was working in Fleet Street. In 1997, Governor-General Sir William Deane issued a proclamation formally declaring 11 November to be Remembrance Day, urging all Australians to observe one minute’s silence at 11am Annette Green via Australian Silo Art Trail in Devenish, Victoria

05.01.2022 Happy Friday and weekend from the Barris Accounting team

05.01.2022 We have updated our simplified checklists (for individuals and small business/investor clients) - which can be used as a guide - on our website for tax 2020 .

04.01.2022 Possible changes to the ATO JobKeeper ahead.. https://www.abc.net.au//coronavirus-jobkeeper-jo/12471956

03.01.2022 Our September 2020 monthly newsletter update has been updated onto our website. https://www.barrisaccounting.com.au/monthly-newsletter-upda

03.01.2022 #jacaranda season has started in #perth! Imagine how this will look in 1-2 weeks !

01.01.2022 Work in construction? Whether youre an apprentice, engineer, tradie or construction worker, check out our rivet-ing occupation guide to help you nail your ...tax return this year. From tools to travel, clothing to self-education expenses, find out what you may be able to claim at www.ato.gov.au//In/Occupation-and-industry-specific-guides

01.01.2022 ** Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced further changes to JobKeeper on 7 August 2020 **. The changes (which commence on the 28th of September 2020) are designed to ensure that eligibility for the revised JobKeeper scheme. The new eligibility measures will be based on a single quarter tax period, rather than multiple quarters as previously announced. ... Note that employees hired as at 1 July 2020 will now also be eligible to receive JobKeeper. Effective the 28 September, the key points to note are: The extended scheme will apply at a top rate of $1,200 per employee (down from the current $1,500) per JobKeeper fortnight from 28 September 2020 until 3 January 2021, then drop to $1,000 until 28 March 2021; Lower rates will apply for part-time and casual employees; and Businesses will be required to re-test their eligibility for the payment scheme to access the extension.