Mobile Tax Accountant in Palm Beach, Queensland, Australia | Accountant

Mobile Tax Accountant

Locality: Palm Beach, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 418 759 765

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25.01.2022 LET'S GET STARTED TODAY! Still waiting for your Accountant to start helping you? Waiting weeks, sometimes even months!! Call me now and lets get started TODAY!!!

22.01.2022 Visit us today at Carrara Markets on the Gold Coast. A great day here again.

21.01.2022 Cleaner or courier? You need to report payments made to contractors to the ATO. Record payments now to make reporting easier.

20.01.2022 Write Off from your TAX up to $20,000 before June 30 Use this tax deduction and decrease your taxable income by writing-off the depreciation on work-related asset purchases immediately, instead of claiming smaller depreciation each year. You can invest in vital business equipment and claim the the instant write-off as a deduction instead of having that money tied up in assets for years. Its a win for Small Business !

20.01.2022 NEW TAX & REPORTING FOR CLEANERS & COURIERS If you provide any cleaning or courier services you need to lodge a Taxable payments annual report (TPAR) to tell the ATO about payments you make to contractors. Contractors can include:... subcontractors consultants independent contractors. What do you need to do? If your business provides cleaning or courier services make sure you keep records about the payments you make to contractors for cleaning or courier services they provide on your behalf, including: their ABN, where known their name and address the total amounts you paid them during the financial year (including any GST). This information is generally available on the invoices you should receive from your contractors for payment. Your first TPAR will need to be lodged by 28 August 2019 for payments made to contractors between 1 July 2018 and 30 June 2019.

18.01.2022 New rules target non-withholding businesses Businesses are being urged to review their payments processes including for director’s fees as new rules are set to kick in that remove tax deductions for entities that don’t meet withholding obligations. Last week, the Treasury Laws Amendment (Black Economy Taskforce Measures No. 2) Bill 2018 passed both Houses of federal parliament, introducing new legislation to deny an income tax deduction for certain payments if the associa...ted withholding obligations have not been complied with. Payments that are impacted includes salary, wages, commissions, bonuses or allowances to an employee; director’s fees; payments under a labour hire arrangement; payments to a religious practitioner; and payments for a supply of services. The deduction is only denied where no amount has been withheld at all or no notification is made to the commissioner. Privately-owned businesses that may have historically waited until year-end to classify payments to directors as director’s fees or bonuses are encouraged to review the withholding requirements when the payments are made to ensure compliance both with withholding obligations and STP reporting requirements. Businesses who engage workers on a contract basis are also strongly encouraged to review the basis on which these workers are engaged. If the commissioner determines a contractor is an employee and payments have been incorrectly classified, the employer will not only be at risk for unpaid PAYG withholding and compulsory Superannuation Guarantee payments, the employer will also be at risk of being denied a tax deduction for such payments if the withholding obligations are not complied with. The passage of the bill also sees the taxable payments reporting system further extended to three industries from next year, covering the road freight, IT, and security, investigation or surveillance sectors.

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16.01.2022 New survey shows Aussies’ plans for tax refunds

15.01.2022 Come in today and tomorrow on this great Australia Day weekend to Frilly Jungle at Carrara Markets. A great range to choose from and at affordable prices. See you there !!

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10.01.2022 MOTOR VEHICLE EXPENSE CLAIM CRACKDOWN The ATO has found millions of Australians claimed right up to the threshold that does not require detailed records to be kept last year, prompting a closer look this tax time. The tax office said it will be paying close attention to claims for car expenses that are work related for tax time 2017.... However, the ATO found that a significant portion of those claims were right at the limit of requiring detailed records, which has raised alarm bells. While it’s true that you don’t need written evidence for claims of up to 5,000 kilometres per year, you do need to be able to show that you were required to use your car for work, and how you calculated your claim, While we have no issue with people using the cents per kilometre method and we expect that most claims at this threshold may be legitimate, but we are reminding people that there's no such thing as a ‘free pass’ when it comes to deductions, If you make a claim for transporting bulky tools, you need to be able to prove you were required by your employer to take these items to work, and that there was no safe place to store them, she said.

09.01.2022 Your smaller employer clients will soon be asking (if they haven’t already) for information and guidance on transitioning to the new way to report tax and superannuation information to the ATO Single Touch Payroll (STP).

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06.01.2022 Come see us at Carrara Markets. A great range of baby, children and teens clothing to choose from. It’s a beautiful day here!!

06.01.2022 Another perfect day here on the Coast!! How's your tax work going? Still waiting for some one to call you. Help is here today. Call me now on Mobile 041 8759765

03.01.2022 The ATO knows that many business owners naturally help themselves to their trading stock and use it for their own purposes. Taken goods for private use? Here’s the latest values This common practice can occur in businesses such as butchers, bakers, corner stores, cafes and more. The ATO regularly issues guidance for business owners on the value it expects will be allocated to goods taken from trading stock for private use. ... Type of business Amount (excluding GST) for adult/child over 16 years $ Amount (excluding GST) for child 4-16 years $ Bakery 1,350 675 Butcher 800 400 Restaurant/cafe (licensed) 4,580 1,750 Restaurant/cafe (unlicensed) 3,500 1,750 Caterer 3,790 1,895 Delicatessen 3,500 1,750 Fruiterer/greengrocer 790 395 Takeaway food shop 3,410 1,705 Mixed business (includes milk bar, general store and convenience store) 4,230 2,115 The basis for determining values is the latest Household Expenditure Survey results issued by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, adjusted for CPI movements for each category. Note that the ATO recognises that greater or lesser values may be appropriate in particular cases, and where you are able to provide evidence of a lower value, this should be used.

01.01.2022 Streamlined reporting with Single Touch Payroll Single Touch Payroll is a reporting change for employers. It means employers will report payments such as salaries and wages, pay as you go (PAYG) withholding and super information to us directly from their payroll solution at the same time they pay their employees.... For employers with 20 or more employees, Single Touch Payroll reporting starts from 1 July 2018. The first year will be a transition, and penalties will not apply. You may need to update your payroll solution to report through Single Touch Payroll. The Australian Government has announced it will expand Single Touch Payroll to include employers with 19 or less employees from 1 July 2019. This will be subject to legislation being passed in parliament.

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01.01.2022 Landlords need to be prepared to lose this deduction New legislation puts into practice the government’s Federal Budget announcement to deny all travel deductions relating to inspecting, maintaining, or collecting rent for a residential investment property.

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