York View Accounting in Blackheath, New South Wales | Financial service

York View Accounting

Locality: Blackheath, New South Wales

Phone: +61 418 612 284

Address: Unit 1, 134 Station Street 2785 Blackheath, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.yorkviewaccounting.com.au

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22.01.2022 A former college and friend of mine shared this article. It’s so nice to see that, the time we have put into helping our clients through this pandemic has not gone unnoticed. It was recommended that we use the pandemic isolation period to reconnect with family and friend. But that wasn’t the case for many in my profession who frequently pulled all nighters helping clients whilst the daylight hours were spent homeschooling and entertaining children. It’s time for a well earned rest before the tax season begins.

21.01.2022 A special offer for 21 year olds and under. 2016 income tax returns from $75. Call me today to get your refund paid straight into your bank account direct from the ATO.

17.01.2022 Here's your monthly ATO update for small businesses. The main article is the $20,000 active asset write off have a read and feel free to call or email me with queries. https://www.ato.gov.au/misc/sbit/sbnews20170614.html

15.01.2022 A special offer for new and existing clients. If you haven't lodged your 2015 Income Tax Returns yet, call now and lodge before the 15 May 2016 to avoid late fees and penalties.

15.01.2022 A former college and friend of mine found this article. It’s so nice to see, that the time we have put into assisting our clients during this pandemic has not gone unnoticed. The media labeled the pandemic as a time to reconnect with family and friends, but that didn’t happen for many in my profession who worked from home sometimes pulling all nighters, because children and home schooling occupied the daylight hours. It’s time for a well earned rest before the tax season begins.

14.01.2022 Its that time again, TAX TIME. If your like 99% of the population your scrambling for things to claim as tax deductions for 2019-2020. Well fear not, here are a couple of handy tax tips for you before 30 June. 1. Keep your receipts Substantiating your work related expenses are paramount in keeping the ATO auditors away. A handy tip for keeping those receipts is to create a Dropbox account (or like) and take a photo of your receipt and save it to Dropbox. At tax time, invite y...our accountant to share the file and they will love you. (No more shoe box filing) 2. Donations Donations are a great way to help charities and a way to claim. But be careful, you need to make sure that who your donating to, is a registered gift recipient. How do you find that out, you can do a quick ABN search, or when asking for a receipt (which I'l sure you all do), it will have printed at the bottom "Donations over $2 are tax deductible". 3. Working from home (Be careful with this claim) COVID has been a testing time for everyone, did you know that the Home Office Expense cents per hour has increased from $0.52 per hour to $0.80 peer hour from 1 March 2020 to 30 June 2020. But be warned. Using the higher rate means that you can't claim for internet, phone, heating/cooling and depreciation of office equipment. Its worth while taking the time to read the legislation. There is a potential for a lot of audits around this claim for 2020. I hope to put out a few more of these Tax Tips in due course. If your in doubt, get your tax done by a tax professional. At York View Accounting, our 2020 Tax Returns start from $143. Its also tax deductible when paid. Good luck to all this tax time. Stacey Down

11.01.2022 For my clients who have been impacted by the bush fires. Don’t worry about your tax lodgements and payments. The ATO has automatically put in place extensions to the 28th May 2020 for BAS and IAS. Feel free to call and discuss your options. We are here to help anyway we can. ... https://www.ato.gov.au//smallbu/General/Bushfire-support/

07.01.2022 For anyone dealing with bushfires, if you can’t meet your tax or super obligation for the December Qtr, it’s ok, we are here to help. The ATO will grant extensions and interest free repayment options for those directly affected. Have a read and feel free to call if you have questions. ... https://www.ato.gov.au/individuals/dealing-with-disasters/

05.01.2022 It's that time of year when you think, I haven't done my 2016 tax return. Some 2016 tax returns will be due by the 21st March 2017 and others by the 15th May 2017. Don't be a statistic by paying penalties and interest to the ATO. Book in an appointment today or call to discuss your business needs. Office location in Hartley but I'm always happy to speak over the phone and receive and send documents electronically.

03.01.2022 Well that’s a wrap for 2018, Merry Christmas and a happy and safe new year. See you all in 2019.Well that’s a wrap for 2018, Merry Christmas and a happy and safe new year. See you all in 2019.

01.01.2022 2017 Budget Update: Some key point were - Disallowing travel expenses to inspect rental properties - Increase in the Medicare Levy from 1 July 2019 from 2% to 2.5%... - Extending the $20,000 active asset immediate write off for small businesses until 30 June 2018 - Introduction of first home superannuation saver scheme from 1 July 2017 - Extension of the taxable payments reporting to contractors in the Courier and Cleaning industries from 1 July 2018 For the full 2017 Budget Update visit www.budget.gov.au.