McIntosh Meissel and Associates in Rydalmere, New South Wales | Accountant

McIntosh Meissel and Associates

Locality: Rydalmere, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9898 9822

Address: 6 Crowgey St 2116 Rydalmere, NSW, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 Going Overseas to live for a few years? If you have money in a bank account earning interest - you will still need to lodge a tax return in Australia. Make sure to tell your financial institutions. Foreign interest withholding will need to be applied to your interest earnings in your account(s).

23.01.2022 Weekly Tax Facts: Land Tax - NSW Land Tax Threshold for 2011: $387,000 - 1.6% on valuation... Land Tax Premium Threshold: $2,366,000 - 2% Your main residence is exempt from land tax. Normal People have a threshold Complying Superfunds have a threshold Discretionary Trusts have NO threshold Companies have NO threshold Fixed Trusts dissect the value of land to the unit holders

14.01.2022 Those affected by natural disasters - please be aware of the "Disaster Assist" website of the Australian Government: http://www.disasterassist.gov.au//disa/disasterassist.nsf/ This will provide guidance - for instance on how to deal with insurance after a disaster.

10.01.2022 Automatic deferral of December Activity Statements: If your postcode falls into the list on the ATO's website - http://www.ato.gov.au/corporate/content.asp Your December Activity Statement payment and lodgement dates will be automatically deferred until 21 February.

06.01.2022 If you reside within the QLD flood affected areas, the ATO will automatically defer the lodgment and payment date for December monthly activity statements originally due 21 January 2011 to 21 February 2011. If any later deferrals have already been granted, these still apply.

17.11.2021 This week's Tax Fact - Depreciable Assets It's not only businesses that get the advantage of depreciation. If you can show that: 1 - You bought an item for yourself 2 - You use the item in getting your income... Then you can claim depreciation on that item in your tax return. See more

11.11.2021 This week's Tax Fact - Tax Losses If you make a total taxable income loss in one financial year, you can carry that loss forward into the next year, and use it to offset future taxable income.

27.10.2021 Superannuation is Payable on the 28th of October - remember to get your forms in order and pay by the due date - fixing the problem can be painful in both time and money.

23.10.2021 Any questions, feel free to ask them, even if you aren't a client, I'm here to help. if I cant, I can send you in the direction of one that can.

10.10.2021 Welcome to the 2011 Financial year, time to get 2010 sorted