Miles Townsend Pty Ltd in Notting Hill, Victoria, Australia | Tax preparation service

Miles Townsend Pty Ltd

Locality: Notting Hill, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9558 9422

Address: 1 Redwood Drive 3168 Notting Hill, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.milestownsend.com

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21.01.2022 Just a reminder about the scammers now targeting ASIC customers. Be suspicious of any emails you receive. http://asic.gov.au//servic/scams-targeting-asic-customers/

20.01.2022 Latest News ATO to contact clients over bank details The Tax Office will be sending SMS text messages to clients who provided incorrect bank account details in their tax return over the next few weeks. ... Please check your tax returns have current up to date banking details prior to lodging to avoid delays in refunds. http://milestownsend.com/latest-news/41762

20.01.2022 Higher instant asset write-off threshold for small business extended The Government will extend the current instant asset write-off ($20,000 threshold) for small business entities (SBEs) by 12 months to 30 June 2018. http://www.milestownsend.com/latest-news/39436

17.01.2022 Higher instant asset write-off threshold for small business extended http://www.milestownsend.com/latest-news/39436

16.01.2022 Doing a budget is a good idea but .... ... available time usually stops most people. On the other hand, if you use the budget tool on our site you can develop a budget over time rather than having to get it all done in one go. Available 24/7 as well. http://www.milestownsend.com/latest-news/32375

13.01.2022 Changes to State Taxes June 2017 Affecting Home buyers/Owners / Vacant land owners Businesses/Vehicle purchase... Payroll Tax: Tax threshold increases Unclaimed Money Act 2008 - Penalties regarding false claims Taxation Administration Act 1997:- Various changes Planning and Environment Act 1987:- CPI adjustment Duties Act 2000:- Various changes relating to First Home buyers (First home owner Grant Act 2000) First Home Owner Grant Act 2000:- Australian Defence Force personnel exemption Land Tax Act 2005:- Vacant land owners changes coming regarding Tax. For more information please follow this link. http://www.sro.vic.gov.au/node/5910

06.01.2022 Uber drivers hit for 10% tax In a recent decision, the Federal Court has held that the UberX service supplied by Uber’s drivers constitutes the supply of taxi travel for the purposes of GST. http://www.milestownsend.com/latest-news/39775

05.01.2022 Items that heat up your depreciation deductions With the winter season upon us, a number of property investors may be thinking of doing nothing more than curling up under a rug in front of a wood fire with a good cup of coffee. http://www.milestownsend.com/latest-news/39606

03.01.2022 ASIC scam email alert We've recently been contacted by a client concerned about an email they received claiming to be from ASIC. This is a scam email making the rounds. The scam email contains an unauthorised link to a renewal letter or ASIC 'message'. The email is titled 'Renewal' or 'message' and informs customers that they need to renew their registration or click on links to retrieve message. The letters have not been issued by ASIC. If you receive these fraudulent emails..., please delete it. Do not click on the link in the emails. Here's how to tell the difference between an ASIC email and the scam email: 1. The scam email refers to a company 2. The scam email does not contain Dear XXXX 3. The URL displayed when you hover over the Renewal Link is also not an ASIC URL. First question you should ask yourself with any emails you receive is how they would have your email address. Would this information generally come through your accountant instead of directly to you? Other email scams doing the rounds are posing as Australia Post and the Australian Taxation office. If unsure do not click links. Always best to make contact with the company directly if you are expecting some information via email from them, just to be sure if they did infact send you information via email. Delete suspicious emails and remove from your Trash folder as well. Please see the following links with more information about the scams. ASIC http://asic.gov.au//servic/scams-targeting-asic-customers/ ATO https://www.ato.gov.au//identity-/verify-or-report-a-scam/ AUST POST https://auspost.com.au//online-security-scams-/scam-alerts Please share with your friends and family.