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25.01.2022 **Jobkeeper 2.0** Below is a summary from Chartered Accountants Australia. If you require further clarification, contact your Accountant or the ATO. JobKeeper 2.0 EMPLOYER ELIGIBILITY WORKER ELIGIBILITY JobKeeper 1.0... Currently 27 September 2020 JobKeeper 2.0 Extended to 28 March 2021 JobKeeper remains open to new recipients provided they meet the existing eligibility requirements and the additional turnover tests during the extension period 20+ work hours test (look-back to February 2020) From 28 September 2020, eligibility for full rate (Tier 1) JobKeeper depends on employee working in the four weeks of pay periods before 1 March 2020 for 20 hours or more on average ATO discretion to apply an alternative test if employee’s hours were not usual during February 2020 reference period Employer must nominate which payment rate is being claimed for each employee JobKeeper 1.0 eligibility rules for employees are unchanged Apprentices and trainees in place on 1 July 2020 Wage subsidy of 50% of the apprentice or trainee’s wages paid until 31 March 2021. In addition to the existing support for small businesses, medium-sized businesses employing 199 people or fewer will now be eligible for the subsidy, for wages paid from 1 July 2020 to 31 March 2021. EMPLOYEES JOBKEEPER 2.0 Currently $1500 PER FORTNIGHT for all eligible employees END DATE till 27 September 2020 TURNOVER DECLINE TESTING OTHER INFORMATION Current JobKeeper 1.0 Basic Test 30% decline in projected GST turnover (50% decline for businesses with aggregated turnover of more than $1 billion) 15% decline if a registered charity JobKeeper 2.0 No change to decline percentages (30%, 50%, 15%) To be eligible from 28 September 2020 to 3 January 2021: Measure decline using actual GST turnover in both the June and September 2020 quarters to 3 January 2021, relative to comparable 2019 periods To be eligible from 4 January 2021 to 28 March 2021: Measure decline using actual GST turnover in each of the June, September and December quarters 2020, relative to comparable 2019 periods JobKeeper eligibility continues for sole traders, a partner in a partnership, a beneficiary of a trust, a shareholder or director of a company 20+ work hours test (look-back to February 2020) The 20+ hour test (see above) also applies to sole traders and eligible business participants from 28 September 2020, calculated by reference to time spent actively engaged in the business". WORKED 20 HOURS + OTHERS $1200 PER FORTNIGHT from 28 September 2020 $750 PER FORTNIGHT from 28 September 2020 $1000 PER FORTNIGHT from 4 January 2021 $650 PER FORTNIGHT from 4 January 2021 28 March 2021 charteredaccountantsanz.com See more

23.01.2022 We just passed 20,000 signatures! We had 3 weeks to reach this goal and we have done it in just over 24 hours! Thank you everyone for all your support. We don’t want to stop. Keep sharing, keep signing and #saveourstages! 50,000 signatures next!

18.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//jobkeeper-jobseeker-coro/12473896

15.01.2022 *Cash Flow Boost 2 update* - don't forget for eligible entities, the 2nd cash flow boost will be deducted from your April - June BAS statement when lodged. (Minimum $5K). Here's to happy COVID free days ahead

14.01.2022 Our wonderful industry is suffering badly.... If you have an opportunity to support events/venues in your area, please know it all helps - even if it's supporting venues who are presenting solo artists instead of your favourite band/show, they are trying to keep the industry alive. Without support of these venues now, the future looks bleak. Check out what your local has to offer https://www.smh.com.au//in-crisis-sydney-live-music-venues

12.01.2022 It's SPRING! *Jobkeeper Declaration* for August 2020 is available for eligible entities on the ATO Business Portal. Just a reminder it must be completed for August Jobkeeper payments to be made

12.01.2022 https://themusic.com.au//labor-righ/UIBIQkVER0Y/23-09-20/

11.01.2022 https://www.smh.com.au//the-world-wants-a-24-hour-sydney-p

10.01.2022 Moving forward. A statement from Save Our Stages NSW: Friday 20 November 2020: Following yesterday’s NSW Legislative Assembly debate of the Save Our Stages NSW ePetition, we are buoyed by the government’s invitation for our representatives to meet with them, and look forward to discussing the issues in person soon. We would like to thank the speakers at the debate who so eloquently spoke on our group’s behalf including the Member for Sydney, Alex Greenwich, the Member for Swa...nsea, Yasmin Catley and the Member for Newtown, Jenny Leong. Without urgent financial assistance from the NSW Government, we will soon see many of our live music venues forced to permanently close and with them, thousands of jobs will be lost. This will not only be devastating for the music industry, but also our Night Time Economy, regional and metropolitan communities and the wellbeing of NSW residents. We would also like to thank the people of NSW for their incredible support in getting us this far including over 28,000 signatures received to our ePetition and for the 6,600 letters that have been sent to local MPs in support of our live music industry. We now stand by for further urgent discussions with the government and are hopeful for a rescue package to be provided soon to help save our stages before it’s too late. See the debate on the NSW Parliament's YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDO9_fGnYik&feature=youtu.be See more

09.01.2022 Hopefully this will assist small businesses on their recovery paths

03.01.2022 We are so happy to see these awful times being used productively and updating outdated legislation - *insert happy dance right here* https://www.theguardian.com//the-changes-really-are-monume

03.01.2022 *Jobkeeper Declaration* for July 2020 is available for eligible entities on the ATO Business Portal. Just a reminder it must be completed for July Jobkeeper payments to be made

01.01.2022 Slowly, slowly - we'll get there https://www.smh.com.au//theatres-to-increase-audience-numb