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SJs Bookkeeping & Administration Services

Locality: Dalby, Queensland

Address: 2 / 8 Stuart St 4405 Dalby, QLD, Australia

Website: http://WWW.SJSBAS.COM.AU

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25.01.2022 How are you keeping cool and out of the wind today? Aircon, movies and a little work on the cards for us today. Keep cool.

25.01.2022 Count down has begun 5 days until the end of the 2017/18 Financial Year, Im too excited to sleep How will I feel in 5 days?? Are you ready?

25.01.2022 December Quarterly BAS is due today!! Just a reminder that quarterly BAS and PAYG installments are due today.

23.01.2022 There have been a few changes to our website of late, why not jump on over and take a look. https://www.sjsbas.com.au/

22.01.2022 Single Touch Payroll has been in the back of every Bookkeepers mind for their clients. This document from icb is a great starting point to get you ready

22.01.2022 TAX TIP TUESDAY Do you find your Tax bills sneak up on you or come at a time that is really not financially suitable?? Why not pay at a time that suits you? Through your myGov (if your a sole trader) or your Business Portal, you can pay as much and as often, as it suits you. ... This leaves you with a more manageable and less scary balance owing when the quarter rolls around. See more

21.01.2022 The new financial year is here. So....... we all have New Years resolutions, but lets get a show of hands , who has a New Financial Year resolution? mine is to make sure my filing is in order..... Im the worst at leaving it to the last minute or when Im desperately trying to find that receipt that I put in a safe place . Please tell me Im not the only one... Liz

19.01.2022 Have you declared all of your business income? Remember a registered tax agent or BAS agent can help with your tax needs. Some questions you may be asked by us or that you need to ask yourself before lodging your tax return are:... Did you receive any cash payments? Did you earn income through coupons, vouchers or gift cards? Did you receive income from other activities such as rent from business assets? Did you receive bank interest or money from other investments? Did you receive directors fees, dividends or franking credits? Did you deposit any income into a mortgage or private bank account? Did you have other accounts that business income is paid into, like PayPal? Did you sell or transfer any business assets? It is also very important to retain all documentation of the above. Please feel free to contact us should you need more information or if you have any questions.

18.01.2022 Shop local. Do you want that one on one bookkeeping experience? Do you want to know WHO is taking care of your bookkeeping needs? Do you want someone that understands rural life and running their own business? ... Susie at SJs BAS has you covered. Susie understands that, it can be hard to trust just anyone with your facts and figures. Susie ensures that she develops a strong working relationship with each and everyone of our clients. Giver Susie a call and discuss how our onsite or remote access services can help you run your business.

17.01.2022 Want to see what we can offer you? Contact us via phone, email, FB and even instagram.

17.01.2022 An email from the the Small Business Superannuation Clearing House may have reached you stating you will no longer be able to lodge your employees superannuation through this channel. If you would prefer to keep using the SBSC as your clearing house you will still be able to, the link below is from the ATO explaining how to achieve this. If you are still confused I can help explain this :-) https://www.ato.gov.au//New-look-SBSCH-is-here-in-Februa/

15.01.2022 With only 15 days to go till the end of the financial year, its not too late to see what we can do to help you with all your bookkeeping needs. Give us a call or send us a message.

15.01.2022 We would like to wish you all a Happy and safe Easter.

13.01.2022 Lets try this again, in all of my facebook tech savviness I deleted my post..... With 3 days to go I spent this rainy day stocktaking for a fantastic client. Can you guess where I am?

13.01.2022 Bookkeepers National Conference. Susie is headed off to Brisbane for the Institue of Certified Bookkeepers National Conference this month. A massive day of learning will be had, it seems, with the conference discussing topics such as; ... - Online Security Developments - Single Touch Payroll - GST on Imports and Exports - Changes to GST on low value goods and digital good and services - GST on Sharing Economy and much much more. We look forward to hearing about the conference and how these changes will benefit our clients.

13.01.2022 The silly season is rolling around fast. Are you prepared for your Christmas party or Client and Staff Gifts? Do you know what you can and cant claim? The main 3 questions we are asked are:... 1. Where do I hold my Christmas party? At work or at a nice restaurant? 2. Do I invite staff, their partners and their family? 3. What gift should I give? Over the next 3 days we will answer these questions for you. All of these questions are valid and when it comes to business cash flow, GST implications and tax the ATO has put its stamp on them. There is a tax called Fringe Benefits Tax which comes into play when a staff member is perceived as benefiting from an expense an employer pays for them. When it comes to Christmas parties if costs are kept to below $300 per person these are known as minor benefits. 1. WHERE DO I HOLD MY CHRISTMAS PARTY? Whether the party is held on or off site it is not tax deductible therefore no GST credits are claimable and it will be part of your expenses when it comes to the end of financial year. If the cost per person is kept to less than $300 per person then Fringe Benefits Tax does come into play.

11.01.2022 We have reached 114 likes, thank you so much for your support. As most of you know, we dont always see posts by pages we like, so you keep seeing our updates please like and share our posts.

09.01.2022 Meet the Team. This week we feature Jacki. Jacki is our Trainee Bookkeeper. ... Jacki has always had a passion for working with facts and figures and now is excited about working and learning from Susie, as well as helping to develop SJs BAS. Jacki is originally from Germany, where she completed a Business Apprenticeship and worked as a Marketing Analyst for an International company. 2013, saw Jacki travelling around Australia where she not only fell in love with Dalby but also one of our local Farmers, and as we say the rest is history. Jacki has completed a Certificate IV in Bookkeeping with TAFE Queensland. Jacki looks forward to meeting more of our clients and helping them with all their bookkeeping needs.

09.01.2022 21st April Due date today to lodge your monthly activity statement and to pay your March statement.

09.01.2022 Just a little something to help with all of the craziness of July.

08.01.2022 Sunday silly..... Who else gets this look?

07.01.2022 Happy Australia Day.

07.01.2022 STP is here, come 1st July 2019 ALL businesses must report their payroll to the ATO. Parliament has passed legislation, small businesses 1 - 4 employees can have their BAS Agent our registered tax agent to lodge their STP reporting on their quarterly BAS until 30 June 2021. Contact us now to find out how we can help

05.01.2022 Day 3 - Christmas parties and gift guide 3. WHAT GIFT SHOULD I GIVE? If you choose to give a gift to employees and clients, remember it is your choice and not to be expected. Again the ATO has put their stamp on gifts and there are certain rules that apply.... Once again the minor gift exemption is applied. The cost of the gift is treated separately to the cost of the Christmas Party. Non-entertainment gifts such as hampers, gift cards, flowers, wine or spirits, are not subject to Fringe Benefits Tax if under $300 and are not tax deductible. Gifts to clients are tax deductible and GST Credits are claimable if classed as a minor gift. Entertainment gifts are considered not a tax deduction whether you are giving them to employees or clients. These include tickets to a show, flights, movie tickets.

05.01.2022 So how are we all going with those tax new years resolutions? Im excited that mine is actually going to plan

04.01.2022 21st March 2019 Just a reminder that today is the day to lodge and pay your Feb 2019 monthly BAS

03.01.2022 4 days to go ..... walking out of my office to start my other job (getting the cherubs ready for school) Do these clouds coming in mean rain?

01.01.2022 28th April Its that time again for a quarterly payment and lodgement of your activity statement. If these deadlines cause stress in your business why not give us a call and see how we might be able to help you.

01.01.2022 Day 2 of our Christmas parties and gift guide. 2. DO I INVITE STAFF, THEIR PARTNERS AND THEIR FAMILY? The same conditions apply as our post yesterday (please scroll down to read this), there is only a minor benefit to any one person if the cost per person is kept to less than $300. You may also like to include some clients on the invite list.