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25.01.2022 Don’t get served by scammers trying to steal your identity. Smash them off court during the Australian Open. - Check the security on your phone, computer and ta...blet is up-to-date. - Store pin numbers, passwords and other personal information such as your TFN safely. - Ensure you use authentic websites. - Log out properly from websites after making a transaction. Game, set, match! For more tips on protecting your personal information, go to https://www.ato.gov.au/identitycrime

25.01.2022 Be aware: Scammers are requesting payments for tax debts that are either non-existent or unexpected. We will never request immediate payment via pre-paid cards ...or direct credit to a personal bank account, so don’t get caught out. Details on our legitimate payment methods are available at https://ato.gov.au/howtopay. If you think you’ve been scammed, phone us on 1800 008 540. Find more info at https://www.ato.gov.au//on/how-to-verify-or-report-a-scam/

23.01.2022 Stimulus 3 The Australian government will pay up to $1,500 a fortnight in a flat payment wage subsidy to workers and sole traders as part of a massive third stimulus package announced today. Workers will receive $1500-per-fortnight ‘JobKeeper’ wage subsidy for the next 6 months... It applies to businesses losing a minimum 30% of income (50% for revenue over $1bn) The ATO will manage the scheme through Single Touch Payroll The flat rate payment applies to people employed at March 1 (provided they are reinstated if subsequently stood down or retrenched) Payment starts flowing to businesses from May Casuals, if they’ve been with a business for 12 months, are included, as well as sole traders Not-for-profits and charities are included in the scheme The JobSeeker partner pay income test has been increased to $79,762

22.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip - self-education expenses are deductible when the course you undertake has a sufficient connection to your current employment :)

21.01.2022 Budget 2016-17 has been released - with tax time just around the corner, be sure to give it a read! The budget sets out both the economic and fiscal outlook for Australia. Not only does it provide expenditure and revenue estimates for the current financial year and the budget year, but also the next three financial years. Access the budget papers at - www.budget.gov.au

20.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip - if you are one of the millions of people using your mobile phone to make or receive work calls, you are entitled to claim a tax deduction for the costs which you are incurring :)

20.01.2022 Tax Help program If you need help lodging your tax return, you may be eligible for the Tax Help program. Tax Help is a network of ATO-trained and accredited community volunteers who provide a free and confidential service to help people complete their tax returns online using myTax. Tax Help is available from July to October in all capital cities and many regional areas across Australia.... https://www.ato.gov.au//lodging-your-tax/tax-help-program/

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19.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip Laundry expenses Claiming up to $150 without receipts Taxpayers who would be entitled to a claim for the cost of their deductible clothing can deduct up to $150 for their laundry expenses without obtaining written evidence.

19.01.2022 Looking to start a new business (as a sole trader, partnership, company or trust)? We'll handle the formation/registration and assist with the continued management of your chosen business structure. Call or email us today :) T: (08) 8298 9912 ... E: [email protected] See more

18.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//tax-cut-explained-what-wi/11277190

18.01.2022 JobKeeper vs JobSeeker The Federal Government recently announced the JobKeeper Payment scheme, which is designed to assist employers (and self-employed individuals) affected by the Coronavirus pandemic to continue to pay their workers. The JobKeeper scheme has been well received and welcomed by all sectors of the economy. In fact, many employers have already contacted employees affected (including those who have been stood down without pay) to inform them that the emplo...yer will register for the JobKeeper scheme and make payments to employees from the first week of May 2020. In some cases, employers have also contacted employees who had recently lost their job and have been receiving the JobSeeker Payment whilst not working. In these situations, where a former employee is re-hired, the JobKeeper Payment could offer the employee a greater fortnightly payment when compared to the JobSeeker Payment, for example, as follows: Under the JobKeeper Payment scheme an eligible employee will receive (through their employer) minimum fortnightly salary income of $1,500. Under the JobSeeker Payment scheme an eligible employee (assuming they are single with no children) would be expected to receive a fortnightly payment of up to $565.70 plus the $550 Coronavirus supplement (resulting in a total fortnightly payment of up to around $1,115). However, JobSeeker recipients may also be eligible for other Government entitlements. See more

18.01.2022 Please be aware of the recent 'ATO' scam. Scammers have been targeting taxpayers, claiming to be from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions or occasionally, the South Australian Police. The scammers will either call you or leave a message for you to call them back - in relation to a particular tax debt or claiming that you have committed tax fraud. If you receive a phone call and you suspect it may be a scam, hang up and immediately report this to the ATO. Do not send any money or provide them with your personal information.

18.01.2022 28 April 2016 - the due date for lodging and paying your Business Activity Statement (BAS), for the January, February & March quarter, is approaching. Feel free to call/email us with regards to the preparation and lodgement of your BAS :) T: (08) 8298 9912... E: [email protected] See more

17.01.2022 Meal for meal Monday's at Levant Eatery. Great to see our new client prosper and lend a helping hand to South Australian's in need :)

17.01.2022 Busy week of university or work? We provide around the clock, hassle free, accounting and tax return services. Just give us a call or send through an email and we'll arrange everything for you. P: (08) 8298 9912... M: 0423 702 080 E: [email protected] See more

16.01.2022 https://t.me/wealthcoachforlife/56

16.01.2022 A very interesting read.

15.01.2022 #TaxTimeTipNo tax on income less than $21,595 for 2019

15.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip-Thinking of purchasing assets for your business? The instant asset write-off threshold has been increased to $30,000 and extended to 30 June 2020. If you purchase an asset (new or second hand) costing less than $30,000 and it is used or installed ready for use from 7:30pm AEDT on 2 April 2019, you can claim a deduction for the business portion. Different thresholds apply for assets purchased before that date: 01/07/2018-28/01/2019 the threshold is $20,000.... 29/01/2019-02/04/2019 the threshold is $25,000. 03/04/2019-30/06/2019 the threshold is $30,000. Assets that cost $30,000 each or more can't be immediately deducted. You can continue to deduct them over time

15.01.2022 As a fully integrated CPA practice, we provide complete accounting and taxation solutions :)

14.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip - unincorporated small businesses (sole traders, partnerships & trusts) receive a 5% income tax discount, up to $1,000 :)

14.01.2022 SCAM ALERT: If you receive an email from [email protected] please do not open it. More info: https://www.ato.gov.au//On/How-to-verify-or-report-a-scam/

14.01.2022 Tax #adelaidesmallbusiness #adelaidelocalbusiness #adelaidetaxreturns

13.01.2022 Important reminder: Please note that if you prepare your own tax return, your lodgment due date will be the 31st of October 2015. Alternatively, if you have appointed a tax agent to handle the preparation and lodgment of your tax return, the due date is extended past the usual October 2015 deadline (depending on your individual circumstances, but generally until May 2016).... :)

13.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip - the tax rate for 'small business' companies has been cut by 30% to 28.5% :)

13.01.2022 Did you know: most people need to lodge a tax return each year? Even working holidaymakers must lodge if they’ve been paid a salary or wages in Australia. If you’re not sure whether you need to lodge, our online tool will help. Find it at https://ato.gov.au/doineedtolodge

12.01.2022 Treat yourself today, you’ve earned it!

10.01.2022 It's that time of the year again - call or email us today for tax returns at an affordable price!

09.01.2022 The Australian government will pay up to $1,500 a fortnight in a flat payment wage subsidy to workers and sole traders as part of a massive third stimulus package announced today.

09.01.2022 Accounting fees should not cost you an arm and a leg. Stop overpaying today - call or email us for a quote! T: (08) 8298 9912 E: [email protected]

09.01.2022 Cuts are expected to be made to Australian mortgage interest rates and taxes under the Morrison government. #9News | http://9News.com.au

08.01.2022 Small businesses in the construction & labour hire industry are particularly vulnerable to phoenix activity. Be on the lookout for any such indications!

08.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip - each and every business structure holds certain tax advantages and concessions :)

08.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip Work related car expenses Technical summary General rule 1 home to work travel is non-deductible General rule 2 itinerant travel is deductible... General rule 3 travel to visit a client’s business is deductible General rule 4 travel between two unrelated places of work is deductible Claiming car expenses under one of the two methods 1. The cents per kilometre method (Limit to 5000km ) 2. The log book method

08.01.2022 Identity fraudsters steal business details to commit income and GST refund fraud and create bank accounts without you knowing. ID thieves need only a moment to ...copy or steal valuable information, which allows them to lodge fraudulent GST claims and activity statements. Keep your business’, customers’ and employees’ information safe to reduce the risk of ID fraud. For more information, visit https://www.ato.gov.au/businessidcrime

08.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip - HECS and HECS help and Tax Deductibility If a taxpayer meets the eligibility requirements for a deduction for self-education expenses, the whole tuition fee may be deductible. The student contribution to the cost of providing the training is known as HECS. A student’s contribution (HECS) can be paid in two ways:... pay all of the student contribution amount up-front, The tuition fee is claimable as an expense of self-education in the financial year in which the expense is incurred. receive a HECS-HELP loan for the full student contribution amount, . Because the student is receiving a benefit from the government in the form of subsidised fees they cannot also claim a tax deduction for their own contribution The taxpayer must start repaying their HELP debt when their HELP repayment income reaches the minimum threshold for compulsory repayment. The HELP repayment thresholds are adjusted each year to reflect any changes in average weekly earnings. For the 2019 income year the repayment threshold is $51,957. See more

07.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip You will not need to request an amendment if you already lodged tax 2019. The ATO is implementing the necessary system changes so taxpayers that have already lodged their 2018-19 tax return will receive any increase to the low and middle income tax offset they are entitled to. Any tax refund will be deposited in the taxpayers nominated bank account. You will not need to request an amendment. Assessments for returns already lodged are expected to start to issue from Friday 12 July and into the following week, which is in line with the normal processing of refunds for this time of year.

07.01.2022 Happy new financial year, folks! Be sure to call or email us for a free quote on your 2015/16 tax return!

07.01.2022 Excited to announce that we have now established a presence in Melbourne, Victoria :) Initial consultations are free of charge. Be sure to call or email us today! T: (03) 9533 7119 E: [email protected]

07.01.2022 Our new website is up and running - be sure to check it out :) www.uagsa.com

06.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip - investing in a 'tax depreciation schedule' for your investment property will reap benefits :)

06.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip Travelling or living away from home Therefore, before a taxpayer can claim a deduction for travel expenses they must be able to demonstrate that the expenses are linked to the derivation of assessable income.... Distinguishing between whether a taxpayer is on business travel or living away from home is critically important because a taxpayer is generally not entitled to claim a deduction for the costs associated with living away from home. However, where an employer provides accommodation, food and other incidentals as fringe benefits to such an employee then the employer will generally be entitled to claim a deduction for those costs. In contrast, taxpayers who are able to demonstrate that they are on business travel will be entitled to claim a deduction for the costs associated with such travel.

06.01.2022 With tax time fast approaching, be sure to have your financial affairs in order and maximise your return! T: (03) 9533 7119 E: [email protected]

06.01.2022 #TaxTimeTip - if you carry out all or part of your employment activities from home, then a portion of the home running expenses can be claimed as a tax deduction :)

06.01.2022 28 February 2016 - don't forget, the due date for lodging and paying your Business Activity Statement (BAS), for the October, November & December quarter, is fast approaching.

05.01.2022 Let us take the stress out of bookkeeping for you - call or email us for a quote! T: (08) 8298 9912 E: [email protected]

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