30 June Tax Planning
As we move towards the end of the 2021/22 financial year, there are a number of year-end income tax planning opportunities that may be available to optimise your tax position. Find Out More
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As we move towards the end of the 2021/22 financial year, there are a number of year-end income tax planning opportunities that may be available to optimise your tax position. Find Out More
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About this newsletter – Welcome to the Marshall Michael client information newsletter, your monthly tax and super update keeping you on top of the issues, news and changes affecting you. Find Out More
Client Information Newsletter August 2019 – Tax & Super Read More »
While shoppers join loyalty programs every day, studies (Colloquy Loyalty Census) indicate they don’t always participate, in fact in the USA it has been suggested only half the memberships in loyalty programs are active in the last 12 months. Which means we, as a population are addicted to signing up and taking the initial reward
This year’s federal budget has a few sweeteners, which was to be expected with the next federal election only about a month away and the Coalition Government trying to make up ground in the polls. The welcome news is the forecast return to surplus for the 2019-20 fiscal year. Also note that proposed changes to Division
April 2019: 2019 Federal Budget Read More »
Working from home, while always an option, has become more viable as technology has developed to enhance connectivity. The ATO is fully on-board with regard to work-related deductions for working from home, but of course has set certain parameters for making claims. Business success can pivot on the quality of staff, so ensuring they are
April 2019: The approach to tax when you’re working from home Read More »
A business facing the prospect of effectively dealing with losses could find their task a little easier with a more relaxed version of the “same business” test put in place by the ATO. We also warn about the new rules that can deny a deduction for some business payments if certain reporting obligations are unmet.
March 2019: The same business test to be replaced by a “similar business” test Read More »
Start-up businesses are generally not for faint-hearted investors, but there are tax incentives that can help. We look at two early stage business investment options. Also, a perennial topic of interest for tax is the ability to claim vehicle deductions, so we run over the basics to keep in mind. In this issue we also
February 2019: Tax incentive for angel investors in start-ups Read More »
Compensation for financial wrong-doings, such as has been uncovered by the Royal Commission, may still attract tax. And with any investment, there are taxation issues to consider along the way. We also look at the ATO’s use of “taxpayer alerts”, and the ins and outs of partnership agreements. Please click here for more information. Please
December 2018: Do you need an agreement with your business? Read More »
It¹s nowhere near the end of the FBT year, but a third quarter check-up can give you the opportunity to clear up any compliance issues. And it¹s a perennial question ‹ how much do you need to retire? We look at the latest estimates. Santa¹s probably dusting of the sleigh, so why not plan ahead
November 2018: Three-quarter FBT year compliance check up Read More »
Crowdfunding is a relatively modern phenomenon, helped in no small part by the growth of the online world. But with revenue, of any sort, tax is generally something that has to be considered. If you have already lodged your income tax return but then realise you left something out, don’t panic. We can help you
October 2018: Crowdfunding and Tax Read More »