WRC Chartered Accountants in Gold Coast, Queensland | Tax preparation service

WRC Chartered Accountants

Locality: Gold Coast, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 5525 2381

Address: Level 15 Corporate Centre One 2 Corporate Court 4217 Gold Coast, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.wrcaccountants.com.au

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24.01.2022 For many Australians, an SMSF is an attractive option for managing their superannuation. However, being an SMSF trustee carries significant responsibilities. In a recent case an SMSF trustee was disqualified from acting as a trustee again. The case illustrates how a person can be disqualified not only for breaching superannuation laws, but also if they are not a fit and proper person to be a trustee. Contact our office if you are considering establishing an SMSF and need more information about the duties and responsibilities of SMSF trustees.

13.01.2022 If you're a high-income earner with multiple employers, the days where you may inadvertently breach the super concessional contributions cap may soon be over. Find out more here http://bit.ly/2GUx62m

13.01.2022 If you’re a high-income earner with multiple employers, there is a good chance that you may unintentionally exceed the super concessional contributions cap in any year, which may cause excess contribution issues. To remedy this, laws have recently been passed to allow you to opt-out of super guarantee. All you have to do is apply to the ATO, but it’s a good idea to speak to your employers first as it may impact relevant awards or workplace agreements that you have in place.

11.01.2022 GST objection or amendment denied due to the 4-year time limit? A recent ATO backdown means you may be able to apply for relief [Add link]

09.01.2022 In 2018, the ATO issued a controversial draft ruling which took a very strict stance on the four-year time limit for claiming input tax credits and fuel tax credits. The ruling had been used by the ATO to deny input tax credits and fuel tax credits where the Commissioner makes a decision on an objection or amendment request outside the 4-year period. However, a recent observation by a judge ruling on a related matter has put the ATO’s strict stance in doubt and as a result, the ruling has been withdrawn. http://bit.ly/2GUx62m