Zebbie's Bookkeeping in Banksia Grove, Western Australia | Business service

Zebbie's Bookkeeping

Locality: Banksia Grove, Western Australia

Phone: +61 450 850 755

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25.01.2022 Debbie Longfield is at the ICB Annual Conference.

25.01.2022 The deadline to register your Payroll software and start reporting Single Touch Payroll - STP is the 30th September. I can help!

24.01.2022 Its nearly tax time folks! Make sure all your ducks are in a row for your accountant. If you need help with your books to get them ship shape and dont know where to start, contact Zebbies Bookkeeping and I will be happy to help you.

24.01.2022 Single Touch Payroll is coming - is your business ready? If you have over 20 employees then you must be STP ready 1 July 2018. Compulsory head count 1st April 2018. Under 20 employees 1st July 2019.

24.01.2022 An amnesty for late Superannuation payments. This doesnt affect any of my current clients. However, if you are a business who hasnt been paying super for your employees, you may want to use this amnesty to set things right. After this, the penalties will be very stiff. Contact Zebbies Bookkeeping if you would like assistance with bringing your bookkeeping up to date. I would be happy to help you.

22.01.2022 Please watch out for scammers pretending to be the ATO and asking for your personal and bank details so they can pay JobKeeper into your account. The ATO will NEVER ask for such information over the phone. Here is the link to report them if you get such a call. https://www.ato.gov.au//On/Identity-security/Scam-alerts/

21.01.2022 Its nearly tax time folks. My bookkeeping clients obviously know me too well, as I was sent this today by one of them. Have a great day!

20.01.2022 The treatment of gst and gift vouchers.

20.01.2022 Single Touch Payroll - STP - is just around the corner. Prick up your ears and pay attention!

18.01.2022 If you are a Director of a Company this course would benefit you in knowing what your obligations and responsibilities are as a Company Director.

18.01.2022 Wanting to know what to claim for a home based business?

18.01.2022 ATO scam alert, watch out folks. Take care and dont get caught.

17.01.2022 The Netflix Tax - GST on digital downloads from offshore suppliers to Australia. It is a long and complicated piece of tax legislation that is designed, of course, to collect tax from a hitherto untapped source, the supply to Australia of digital downloads and online purchases by overseas suppliers such as, Adobe, MS Office, Google, Facebook, eBay, Canva, etc., Over 3,000 offshore businesses had to register in the Australia tax system for GST if they supplied more than $...75,000 worth of digital products to Australia. What you as a purchaser have to do, is to register your ABN number and advise the overseas supplier that you are registered for GST, then they wont charge you GST on your purchase. If you fail to do so, and they do charge you GST this cannot be claimed as a GST Credit on your BAS return (assuming you are registered for GST). To get this money back you would have to contact the overseas supplier to get the GST back. All of these purchases will be entered into your books as GST Free by your bookkeeper. (Zebbies Bookkeeping). If you arent GST registered, then supplying your ABN number is enough to ensure you arent going to be charged GST. This only applies to purchases for use within your business, not for personal purchases, where you will be charged GST. Further to this, the overseas business does not have to supply you with an invoice so it is up to you to find out whether you have been charged GST or not! I see you scratching your head as you try to wrap your brain around this! Dont worry, you are not alone. Bookkeepers, Accountants and Australian consumers are befuddled by this piece of legislation that is likely to cause problems for everyone in the reporting area in the future. However, it is in your best interest to advise your supplier of your ABN and GST status as you could be paying 10% more than necessary on that overseas digital download. https://www.ato.gov.au//information-for-business-purchase/ Hope this makes things a little clearer for you! E&OE

17.01.2022 Watch out for this latest scam folks, shared with us by my awesome accountant Steven Brown from SMB Tax Solutions. Always, always be suspicious of emails like this. If in doubt you can always contact me 0450 850 755

16.01.2022 At last, a step forward in the Superannuation Guarantee amnesty Bill. Watch this space!

15.01.2022 SCAM WARNING With tax time over, be on high alert for phone calls demanding the payment of fake tax debts. Stay vigilant and warn your friends and family so... they dont get tricked. Be suspicious if someone contacts you demanding payment. Remember, we would never: Request the payment of a tax debt via prepaid gift cards (eg iTunes or Google Play) Ask for direct credit to be paid into a personal bank account or via an ATM Demand immediate payment, use aggressive behaviour, or threaten you with arrest or deportation. These are typical scammer tactics! If youre unsure about a call you receive, hang up immediately. Phone our scam hotline on 1800008540 to check if the call was legitimate or report the scam. Find more info at www.ato.gov.au///identity-security/verify-or-report-a-scam

15.01.2022 GST is a complex issue. The ATO identified that small business who lodge their own BAS returns are at risk of GST errors. GST is a complex issue and the list of what can and cant be claimed on expenses is often misunderstood by business owners. Therefore, it is advisable to use a BAS agent such as Debra Longfield, from Zebbies Bookkeeping to assist you in your Bookkeeping and BAS.

15.01.2022 Jobkeeper 2.0 payments and eligibility

14.01.2022 Important update for businesses buying online from overseas or Gumtree etc., NEW rules applicable.

14.01.2022 These tax scams are on the increase, especially as it is tax time. Please dont fall for them.

14.01.2022 Make way for e-invoicing in 2020.

14.01.2022 It's nearly tax time folks! Make sure all your ducks are in a row for your accountant. If you need help with your books to get them ship shape and don't know where to start, contact Zebbie's Bookkeeping and I will be happy to help you.

14.01.2022 Be careful, and dont trust anyone.

12.01.2022 Cash flow management is vital to a successful business.

11.01.2022 The 'Netflix' Tax - GST on digital downloads from offshore suppliers to Australia. It is a long and complicated piece of tax legislation that is designed, of course, to collect tax from a hitherto untapped source, the supply to Australia of digital downloads and online purchases by overseas suppliers such as, Adobe, MS Office, Google, Facebook, eBay, Canva, etc., Over 3,000 offshore businesses had to register in the Australia tax system for GST if they supplied more than $...75,000 worth of digital products to Australia. What you as a purchaser have to do, is to register your ABN number and advise the overseas supplier that you are registered for GST, then they won't charge you GST on your purchase. If you fail to do so, and they do charge you GST this cannot be claimed as a GST Credit on your BAS return (assuming you are registered for GST). To get this money back you would have to contact the overseas supplier to get the GST back. All of these purchases will be entered into your books as 'GST Free' by your bookkeeper. (Zebbie's Bookkeeping). If you aren't GST registered, then supplying your ABN number is enough to ensure you aren't going to be charged GST. This only applies to purchases for use within your business, not for personal purchases, where you will be charged GST. Further to this, the overseas business does not have to supply you with an invoice so it is up to you to find out whether you have been charged GST or not! I see you scratching your head as you try to wrap your brain around this! Don't worry, you are not alone. Bookkeepers, Accountants and Australian consumers are befuddled by this piece of legislation that is likely to cause problems for everyone in the reporting area in the future. However, it is in your best interest to advise your supplier of your ABN and GST status as you could be paying 10% more than necessary on that overseas digital download. https://www.ato.gov.au//information-for-business-purchase/ Hope this makes things a little clearer for you! E&OE

11.01.2022 Want to claim a deduction for business expenses you've tallied up throughout the year but don't have receipts for some of your purchases? Here's what you need to know: https://intuit.me/2Lhwjrg

11.01.2022 Get your bookkeeping up to date. The second quarter of the 2020 financial year has just finished, and its BAS time again... Before you can blink, it will be tax time. If your books are in a mess, now is the time to seek help and put your mind at rest. I can get your books back in order so you can concentrate on doing what you do best - your business. Give me a call, or send me a message. Id love to help you.

10.01.2022 Be careful of scammers this tax time.

10.01.2022 An interesting and informative read on taxation matters. Get yourself a good bookkeeper and an accountant, its a minefield put there.

10.01.2022 The instant asset write-off for small businesses is about to get better, with the Federal Government proposing an increase to the amount you can claim back and ...an extension of the program deadline to 30 June 2020. Here is a quick rundown on the instant asset write-off to help you learn more about the initiative and whether its something youd like to take advantage of: bit.ly/2GmXtg0 See more

09.01.2022 Approached by someone offering unusually cheap tax services or promising refunds that are too good to be true? Beware of unregistered preparers! Remember, only... a registered tax agent can charge a fee to prepare and lodge your tax return. Today an unregistered preparer from Sydney received a criminal conviction for dishonestly obtaining a financial advantage. Charging a $100 fee, he used the personal myGov credentials of 1,098 individuals to lodge tax returns on their behalf, redirecting some of the refunds into his own bank account. Find out more at www.ato.gov.au//Thieving-fake-tax-agent-stopped-by-the-ATO/

07.01.2022 Claiming for gifts, entertainment and GST this festive season.

07.01.2022 Thinking of that Christmas party or a gift for your staff. Read this first.

06.01.2022 Watch out folks, the scammers are up to their tricks again.

06.01.2022 An amnesty for late Superannuation payments. This doesn't affect any of my current clients. However, if you are a business who hasn't been paying super for your employees, you may want to use this amnesty to set things right. After this, the penalties will be very stiff. Contact Zebbie's Bookkeeping if you would like assistance with bringing your bookkeeping up to date. I would be happy to help you.

05.01.2022 Want to claim a deduction for business expenses youve tallied up throughout the year but dont have receipts for some of your purchases? Heres what you need to know: https://intuit.me/2Lhwjrg

04.01.2022 Stay safe online, there are crooks out there everywhere.

03.01.2022 Take note of what you can charge for the use of Credit/Debit cards.

03.01.2022 Experience the benefits of QuickBooks Online Accountant. STP ready for your clients, powered by KeyPay.

02.01.2022 Register your business name by 31st 0ctober to keep using that name.

01.01.2022 Check your superannuation.