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25.01.2022 Businesses: Taxable payments annual report (TPAR) are due next week on 28 August. If you need to lodge, most of the info you'll need should already be on hand... from your monthly or quarterly reporting! Lodge on time so you don’t miss the deadline! Find out more about your TPAR at ato.gov.au/TPARlodge See more

25.01.2022 If you’re on a salary it can’t be less than the minimum entitlements you’d get under your award or enterprise agreement and the National Employment Standards. Y...ou also have non-monetary entitlements that can’t be excluded by a salary like getting pay slips and the right to request flexible working arrangements. Your boss needs to keep track of when you’re working and regularly audit your salary to make sure that you’ve been paid correctly. Specific rules can also apply under your award or agreement, including requirements about record keeping and reconciliation. Check out our salary page for more info about your minimum entitlements: https://www.fairwork.gov.au/p/minimum-wages/salary-payments

25.01.2022 Super Choice Changes from 1 November 2021 - https://mailchi.mp//super-choice-changes-from-1-november-2

22.01.2022 Job Keeper Payment for Employers https://treasury.gov.au//Fact_sheet_Info_for_Employers_0.p

21.01.2022 We have information and resources in over 30 languages to help people understand their workplace rights and obligations. https://www.fairwork.gov.au/language-help

19.01.2022 https://www.accountantsdaily.com.au//13976-property-deduct

17.01.2022 Employers: Wanting to access the JobKeeper extension? There are some key dates and actions you need to know about! Employers new to JobKeeper: you need to en...rol and submit your decline in turnover via our online services by 31 October. All employers claiming JobKeeper payments must pay employees the correct amount by 31 October. Still have some questions? Head to www.ato.gov.au/jobkeeperdates

15.01.2022 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 can’t 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 can’t claim my working from home running expenses, even though I share the costs with my housemate because the bills aren’t 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 isn’t in your name. Find out more about working from home expenses @ ato.gov.au/home

14.01.2022 Employers: If you received initial cash flow boosts, you'll automatically receive additional cash flow boosts when you lodge activity statements from June to Se...ptember 2020. You'll notice some differences in the boost amount you receive in June. For more information, visit www.ato.gov.au//Business-activity-statements-(BAS)/In-deta

14.01.2022 https://www.ato.gov.au//Want-to-claim-a-deduction-for-su/

13.01.2022 Superannuation Increase 1st July 2021 - https://mailchi.mp/c2/superannuation-increase-1st-july-2021

12.01.2022 Are you prepared for the changes to COVID-19 government support packages? From late September, payments such as JobKeeper will be provided at a reduced rate. If... you haven’t taken the time to assess your financial position and create a plan for how your business can move forward with no, or a lower amount, of COVID-19 financial support, doing some important checks now will help you manage the road ahead. Read this checklist to help you plan ahead: https://bit.ly/2Yxe35h

10.01.2022 The Australian Government is extending JobKeeper until 28 Mar 2021 and the temporary Coronavirus Supplement to 31 Dec 2020.

07.01.2022 Does your business rely on suppliers? If you answered yes, it’s important to know who you’re dealing with. By using ABN Lookup you can check everything from you...r suppliers ABN status and location, to whether they are registered for GST. So what are you waiting for? Join 1.5 billion others and start your search today at www.abr.business.gov.au/

07.01.2022 Gearing up to lodge? Make sure your income statement is marked as ‘tax ready’ before lodging. Most employers have until 31 July to finalise your income statemen...t, but we’ll let you know when it’s ready through your myGov inbox. If you do lodge before your income statement is ‘tax ready’, you may need to amend your tax return and, in some cases, additional tax may be payable. You can lodge your tax return using myTax via myGov on any device, or using a registered tax agent. For more info, visit www.ato.gov.au//Working-as/Accessing-your-payment-summary/

05.01.2022 If you’re planning to take on casual staff for the busy Christmas and New Year period, there are a few key things you need to know: https://bit.ly/3ms8wXb

02.01.2022 Are you entering into a retail lease? This simple fact sheet can help you understand your rights and responsibilities as a tenant when entering retail lease negotiations. http://ow.ly/qACv50uxEGF

02.01.2022 From the team at Malaga Bookkeeping To all of our clients and friends Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year

31.12.2021 Working two jobs? Carrying bulky tools and equipment? Or you’re just not sure what you can and can’t claim? If you use your own vehicle for work purposes you m...ay be able to claim a deduction. Keeping good records now, will help make tax time a breeze. To check what expenses you can claim, head to www.ato.gov.au//Deductions-yo/Vehicle-and-travel-expenses/

20.12.2021 Sick leave is for when you can’t work because you have an illness or injury. You can generally only use sick leave for pre-arranged appointments, like medical ...consultations or elective surgeries, if you’re also unfit to go to work because you’re sick or injured. If you need to see a practitioner like your doctor, dentist, nutritionist, acupuncturist or physio but are fit for work, you can talk to your boss about other options like taking another type of leave or making up the time later. It’s a good idea to check if your workplace has any policies for these types of situations. While you don’t have to disclose a medical condition to your boss to be paid sick leave, you do have to give notice and they can ask for evidence (like a doctor’s certificate) to confirm that you were unfit for work: https://www.fairwork.gov.au//notice-and-medical-certificat

05.12.2021 Wageline has published a WA award summary for the Bakers (Country) Award. The Bakers (Country) Award covers bakers, apprentice bakers and doughmakers working in... bakeries in the state industrial relations system that are located more than 45kms from the General Post Office Perth. The new WA award summary is available at www.dmirs.wa.gov.au/awardsummaries

02.12.2021 Scenario: Kim called us for advice about her pay and leave entitlements. She spoke to her boss about what she learned. After their conversation, Kim’s boss cut ...her hours each week until she was no longer on the roster. This is an example of adverse action because she exercised her right to make an inquiry to us about her pay and entitlements. Kim shouldn’t face any adverse action for using her workplace rights to ask her boss about her pay or coming to us for help. It's unlawful for a person to take adverse action against another person including for: having or using a workplace right belonging or not belonging to a union taking or not taking part in industrial activity having a protected attribute like their race, sex, age etc. Some examples of adverse action include shifts being reduced, being fired, having your job changed to your disadvantage, not getting your legal entitlements like pay and leave. Or being threatened with any of the above. We’ve got more info about protections at work including examples: https://www.fairwork.gov.au/employee-e/protections-at-work

26.11.2021 What should be in your final pay? A) Unpaid wages including penalties and allowances. B) Unused annual leave (if you’re part-time or full-time). C) Annual leav...e loading (if it’s been paid to you during your employment). D) All of the above. You’ve got a perfect score if you answered D! Any annual leave you’ve got accrued must be paid as if you were employed (so if you normally get annual leave loading when you take annual leave it has to be paid out to you on termination as well). There may be other entitlements paid to you on termination depending on your individual circumstances like: accrued or pro rata long service leave payment in lieu of notice redundancy pay. Use our online calculators to work out what should be in your final pay: https://www.fairwork.gov.au//notice-and-final-pay/final-pay

20.11.2021 If you’re planning your next getaway or staycation, it’s worth checking the public holiday dates this year. Public holidays can vary depending on the state or t...erritory you're in. Our list has them all covered: https://www.fairwork.gov.au//publi/list-of-public-holidays Pro tip: public holidays don’t come out of your annual leave balance, so you can use them to boost your paid time off.

15.11.2021 The Australian Government will be activating the Australian Government Disaster Recovery Payment to provide assistance to those individuals most affected by the... current bushfires claims will be open from 8am tomorrow, Western Australian time. AGDRP is a one-off, non-means tested payment of $1,000 for eligible adults and $400 for eligible children. It will be made available in the local government areas (LGAs) of Mundaring and Swan. This is an unfolding situation which we will continue to monitor and we will expand the payments if other areas are similarly affected. Once activated, the AGDRP is administered by Services Australia. Do not self assess. Get in contact with Services Australia to make sure you receive the assistance you are entitled to. For more information about the payments or to make a claim, please call 180 22 66 or visit www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/disaster

13.11.2021 Can I be asked to change jobs when returning from parental leave? A) Yes, the person hired to cover your role stays in it. B) It’s up to your boss. C) No, you... have the right to return to the same job. D) You come back to a different role with less pay. The answer is C! Under the Fair Work Act, you’re entitled to come back to the job you had before going on leave. If your job doesn’t exist anymore, you must be offered an available role that: you’re qualified and suited to work in is nearest to the pay and status of your old job. Learn more about your rights when returning to work here: https://www.fairwork.gov.au//returning-to-work-from-parent

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