Marsden Stantons in West Perth, Western Australia | Business service

Marsden Stantons

Locality: West Perth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9382 3244

Address: Level 2, 1 Walker Avenue 6005 West Perth, WA, Australia

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

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23.01.2022 What a week, and its only Tuesday. The team at Marsdens are advising clients on how to access the government stimulus, and how clients can prepare their business for these difficult times. We list what type of advice we are offering, and also cover 9 of the Business and Tax Impacts business owners are facing, a good list for business owners to reflect upon. Click here for the link on our website. Stay Safe!

23.01.2022 Inside this month we look at the process of unwinding the pandemic for a return to "normal". And, the new law that enables the ATO to share superannuation information with the family court during divorce proceedings and the superannuation gender divide. click on the link below for more information https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au/category/freshnews/

20.01.2022 We have been advising clients on the Governments Corona Virus Stimulus Package today, which businesses are entitled to the $25,000 and who is entitled to the $750 plus the other initiatives. We have put a newsletter up on our website to help explain what is available and how its accessed. Enjoy the read https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//additional-support-fo/

19.01.2022 We have been busy providing advice and discussing JobKeeper 2.0 with our clients, and new clients too seeking that advice. Our newsletter gives you some insight in what is required to be eligible. Only 9 days before JobKeeper 1.0 ends and Jobkeeper 2.0 begins, give us a call to discuss. https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//JobKeeper-from-280920.

17.01.2022 https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//http-www-marsdenstant/

16.01.2022 Click to read -> http://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//2/12/JobMaker-Guide.pdf Hello, Our latest newsletter is for business owners, we have had JobKeeper, JobSeeker and now we have JobMaker.... If you know someone who would benefit from today's newsletter, please share this email with them. JobMaker is a credit available to eligible businesses that create new jobs (not if the business is merely replacing someone who left). The hiring credit is available for jobs created from 7 October 2020 until 6 October 2021. JobMaker can be complex and businesses wishing to access the hiring credit will need to be fully informed about eligibility, enrolment and ongoing compliance. For the first JobMaker period (7 October 2020 to 6 January 2021), the claim period ends on 30 April 2021, which means that if a business owner wants to claim JobMaker for this period, they need to register with the ATO by 30 April 2021 and Marsden Stantons can assist.

16.01.2022 Inside this month we look at Afterpay’s sales announcement (and the tax treatment of their shares if you happen to hold any), because we’re all a little curious about how you start a business in 2015 then sell it in 2021 for $39bn. In addition we provide an update on Lockdown Support, and a great article for Business Owners concerning Succession Planning and the sale of their business. Click on the link below for further Information.... https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//your-knowledge-august/ See more

13.01.2022 The WA Government, the ATO and the Banks are providing additional support to businesses. We review these initiatives in our 2nd newsletter in the series concerning the Corona Virus. If you are a business owner this newsletter is for you, click on the link to access the newsletter. https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//additional-support-fo/

12.01.2022 JobKeeper 2.0 (including alternative tests)

11.01.2022 Find Inside Has COVID-19 devalued your business? Forecasting during a pandemic Question of the month My business received a Government grant. Do I pay tax? 14 Sept JobKeeper Alert https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//20-09-Your-Knowledge.p

10.01.2022 We've just released our latest edition of Tax Matters. It's our 32nd Edition and it's a good one so make sure to go and check it out! https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//TM322019Contemporary_H

08.01.2022 Tax Matters Edition 34 | Marsden Stantons - https://mailchi.mp//tax-matters-edition-34-marsden-stantons

08.01.2022 November 2020 Newsletter

07.01.2022 There are 4 fundamental ways to grow your business: 1. Increase the Number of Customers (of The Type You Want) 2. Increase the Transaction Frequency. 3. Increase the Transaction Value (or 'Average Sale') 4. Increase the Effectiveness of Each Process in your Business.... One way Marsdens increases the number of customers we want is via networking. If you're a business owner or manager and would like to join us at our next business networking event, don't hesitate to ask and give us a call. Have a great week.

07.01.2022 Business Owners, Retirees, Employees and the Unemployed, over the weekend the Federal Government announced more support. We have uploaded a newsletter to our website examining that support.

06.01.2022 Inside: 2021 Risks & Opportunities/The extension of JobKeeper Deadlines for December declaration/Early Access to Super - Last chance! /First JobMaker deadline looms/HomeBuilder & the housing industry/Extended rules for writing off assets/COVID-19 rules and regulations/Australia's relationship with China/Cashflow Crunch

04.01.2022 Relative to last month, this months' newsletter will leads us to the next steps for those who still qualified and those that no longer eligible.. click link below to access; https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//1020-Your-Knowledge.pdf

28.12.2021 Happy New 'Financial' Year We are all geared up to assist you with all your Taxation, Accounting and Business Advice as we welcome in the 2021 / 2022 financial year. Checklists have been updated to assist you in collating... any additional information we may need. This week is time to set your New Financial Year Resolution, what goals do you have personally and financially. We have a number of New Year resolutions beyond Tax, they are to ensure that all of our clients are focusing on themselves financially, and have considered Estate planning, are their Wills up to date, and do they actually have one Finance, have you reviewed your interest rates and fees Financial planning, establishing and implementing Business growth and efficiencies, establishing a plan forward to grow Insurance, whether it be personal or for a business, is it adequate and a fair price We have raised these points with clients in the past, and recently with the impacts of Covid and Other stresses, important tasks have been postponed, Now is the time to act. If you would like to discuss any of the above resolutions with us, we are only a phone call or email away to start the ball rolling. We have a lot of knowledge to share and each aspect ties to taxation, we also work with a range of other professionals who are experts in their fields who would be happy to assist and advise you further. We hope 2021 / 2022 will be a prosperous year for you and your family. Wishing you all the best The Team at Marsden Stantons

17.12.2021 It's June and another financial year is coming to an end, there is still time for tax planning and we are happy to discuss those ideas and strategies with you. Inside this month newsletter https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//0621-Your-Knowledge-Ju

28.11.2021 Hello, Inside this month, we look at the new lifetime Director ID regime and what it will mean to existing and new directors, the impending CGT exemption for granny flat arrangements, and the questions we get on SMSF expenses and investments that are not at arm’s length. Click on the link to read;... https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//http-www-marsdenstant/ We are rapidly approaching the 30th June and the end of another tax year. If you have any questions about tax deductions, potential tax liabilities you may have from your income this year, or how much extra superannuation you could contribute and claim a deduction for, planning for next year, or anything tax, please don’t hesitate to contact us, we would love to answer those questions for you. Stay safe. The Team @ Marsden Stantons \

15.11.2021 Hello, Inside this month, why some businesses are voluntarily returning JobKeeper to the ATO. We also look at an issue we would not normally cover - COVID-19 vaccinations and the workplace - but they are the questions we were asking ourselves. And, as the end of the FBT year approaches, a review of FBT with a focus on how COVID-19 has changed the ATO's compliance approach. Finally, the Bain & Co research that shows the pandemic has broadened the productivity gap between top performing companies and others. Click on the link to access our Newsletter. https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//0321-Your-Knowledge-fo

26.10.2021 https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//http-www-marsdenstant/

20.10.2021 Click to read -> http://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//2/12/JobMaker-Guide.pdf Hello, Our latest newsletter is for business owners, we have had JobKeeper, JobSeeker and now we have JobMaker.... If you know someone who would benefit from today's newsletter, please share this email with them. JobMaker is a credit available to eligible businesses that create new jobs (not if the business is merely replacing someone who left). The hiring credit is available for jobs created from 7 October 2020 until 6 October 2021. JobMaker can be complex and businesses wishing to access the hiring credit will need to be fully informed about eligibility, enrolment and ongoing compliance. For the first JobMaker period (7 October 2020 to 6 January 2021), the claim period ends on 30 April 2021, which means that if a business owner wants to claim JobMaker for this period, they need to register with the ATO by 30 April 2021 and Marsden Stantons can assist.

10.09.2021 Relative to last month, this months' newsletter will leads us to the next steps for those who still qualified and those that no longer eligible.. click link below to access; https://www.marsdenstantons.com.au//1020-Your-Knowledge.pdf