Christies Accountants and Advisors in Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia | Accountant

Christies Accountants and Advisors

Locality: Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6882 3633

Address: 27 Church Street 2830 Dubbo, NSW, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Christies has a proud history of supporting the Cancer Council, and this year is the 20th consecutive year that we have held an Australias Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser. This year, we held a Christies Cupcake Cook-Off competition and the winner was Dan with his colourful and tasty rainbow cupcakes!

25.01.2022 The ATO have released their top ten list of myths and misunderstandings that can cause incorrect claims at tax time. https://www.ato.gov.au/Me/Media-releases/Tax-myths-busted!/

23.01.2022 Ever wonder where Santa goes to get his tax done?

23.01.2022 Something were very proud of here at Christies is the low staff turnover, our staff are in for the long haul! A very special day today celebrating 20 YEARS service for Wayne Comber. Thanks for all you do at Christies, Wayne. As the cake said, 20 to go

22.01.2022 Are you SuperStream compliant? If you have under 20 employees, you have until 30th June, 2016 to be making superannuation payments electronically via SuperStream compliant services. If you have over 20 employees, your deadline was 31st October 2015. More information can be found at the ATO website or you can contact our office. https://www.ato.gov.au//SuperStream--simplifying-employe/

21.01.2022 Congratulations to Christie's Crackerjacks on a great win!

20.01.2022 Congratulations to our wonderful receptionist Kylie on 10 years of service with Christies!

19.01.2022 Another milestone birthday today. Happy 21st Nicholas!

17.01.2022 The SuperStream Deadline is Fast Approaching! Small businesses with employees must be SuperStream compliant by 30th June 2016. With just 3 months before this deadline, the ATO have announced that to date, more than 60% of small businesses are already SuperStream compliant. This means that if you arent already compliant, its important that you take steps now to become SuperStream compliant by the deadline. ... SuperStream is the standardisation of how employers make superannuation payments on behalf of their employees. Under SuperStream, superannuation payments for your employees must be made electronically, in a standard format. There are a variety of ways you can make compliant payments: -If you are using payroll software, your software provider will provide details on how to make SuperStream compliant payments using their software, so make sure your software is up to date. -Your default superannuation fund provider can act as a clearing house for your superannuation payments. Typically that will allow you to make one payment to your superannuation fund provider and they will distribute the money to other funds on behalf of your employees. -Use the ATO Clearing House. The ATO provides a free clearing house service for small business (under 19 employees or under $2 million turnover). You can provide the ATO with the details of the employee payments you need to make via their online portal, do a bank transfer for the total amount, and the ATO will distribute the funds to the appropriate superannuation funds on your behalf. There is some basic information you will need from your employees to set them up in any of these systems. You will need their Tax File Number, details of their superannuation fund and their member number, as well as the funds Unique Super Identifier number (USI) or fund ABN. An employer checklist is available on the ATO website that provides more information on becoming SuperStream compliant. https://www.ato.gov.au//Employer-checklist--a-step-by-st/ If you have any questions about Superstream, or how to become compliant, please contact our office for further advice.

17.01.2022 The PAYG tax thresholds are changing. From 1st October 2016,the marginal tax rate of 37% will start at $87,000 instead of $80,000. This means that anyone who earns over $80,000 will see a reduction in the PAYG deducted from their pay. For more information see the article on our website. http://www.christiesaaa.com.au/changes-to-payg-tax-tables-/

17.01.2022 Check out our latest newsletter for information on Superstream, changing business structures and how to find out if you are eligible to receive $150 off your electricity bill! http://eepurl.com/bZw-_9

15.01.2022 Its a big happy 40th birthday to Anthony today!

13.01.2022 The ATO have extended the timeframe for small businesses to become Superstream compliant. The deadline is still 30th June 2016, but the ATO have said they will provide "compliance flexibility" until 28th October 2016, meaning they wont take action against non-compliant business until after that date. To become Superstream compliant businesses must report and pay their superannuation obligations electronically. This can be achieved by using payroll software, using a super fun...ds online system, a messaging portal, or using a clearing house. If you have any questions about Superstream and becoming compliant, please contact our office. https://www.ato.gov.au//extra-time-to-become-superstream-/

13.01.2022 Business structures and restructures: Is your structure working against you? Many business owners dont realise that the business has outgrown its structure until something comes up and this something is usually something negative. Check out the new article on our website to learn more.... http://www.christiesaaa.com.au/business-structures-and-res/

13.01.2022 Changes to the fuel tax credit rates take effect on 1st August 2018 to bring them in line with the Consumer Price Index (CPI)

13.01.2022 In the not too distant future, the bulk of the interaction that taxpayers and tax agents do with the ATO, will be required to be carried out via digital services over the internet. The ATO have just released an outline of their Digital by Default initiative, and have opened community consultation for a short time to allow the public to have input in the shaping of the policy. https://www.ato.gov.au//Medi/ATO-leads-Digital-by-default/

12.01.2022 Our Cadet Accountant Nicholas wins the award for the best Christmas tie this year!

10.01.2022 Congratulations to Leanne on five years of service with Christies!

10.01.2022 Cloud accounting and online business services are key to making your business more efficient and competitive. Rural and remote Australians will soon be able to access high speed internet connections that unlock the benefits of cloud based services for their business and allow them to access markets all across the world. http://www.zdnet.com//nbn-satellite-commercial-services-/

09.01.2022 Something we’re very proud of here at Christies is the low staff turnover, our staff are in for the long haul! A very special day today celebrating 20 YEARS service for Wayne Comber. Thanks for all you do at Christies, Wayne. As the cake said, 20 to go

06.01.2022 The Small Business Grant is designed to encourage small businesses that do not pay payroll tax to employ new full-time, part-time and casual workers and expand their business in NSW. Businesses that increase the number of NSW Full-Time Equivalent (NSW FTE) employees will receive a grant for each additional NSW employee in a new position at the anniversary date of employment. Find out more detail here http://osr.nsw.gov.au/grants/sbg

05.01.2022 Accountancy Cadetship If you are interested in starting a career in accounting and you are enrolling in a Bachelor of Accounting degree or if you are part way through a degree, we may have an Accountancy cadetship position for you. For full details of our cadetship, please get in touch with us via email or Facebook message, provide us your contact details and we will send you some further information.

04.01.2022 Congratulations to Christies Crackerjacks on a great win!

02.01.2022 It's a big happy 40th birthday to Anthony today!

01.01.2022 In February, a new banking platform is to be launched called the New Payments Platform or NPP. Behind the scenes, thirteen financial institutions (including the four major banks and the Reserve Bank of Australia) have worked on developing this platform over the past several years. The NPP will mean that transfers between third party bank accounts will happen within minutes, as opposed to overnight or even 2 -3 days as is the case now. It will also allow descriptions on transa...ctions to be up to 260 characters long, making it much clearer what the transaction is about. Shortly, your bank will be in touch to ask you to register for a PayID. The PayID is unique to you, and can be your email address, phone number or ABN . If someone wants to pay you for something, you can quote them your PayID instead of your BSB and bank account number, and they can make the payment immediately online. Your PayID is secure. No one can access your banking details or withdraw money with your PayID. You can also still use your BSB and account number if you dont wish to register for a PayID. Further information about the PayID can be found on the PayID website. https://www.payid.com.au/ It is important to note that when the banks start sending emails about registering for PayID that spammers may also start sending emails designed to look like PayID registration instructions. Banks will never ask you for personal details or passwords via email. Examine any email purporting to be from your bank very closely. There are often spelling and grammar mistakes or odd web links and email addresses in spam emails. If you are unsure about whether an email is legitimate, contact your bank.