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Why You Might Need a Barrister for Tax and Super Matters

Are you dealing with complex tax or superannuation issues? Feeling a bit lost or overwhelmed? Don’t worry; you’re not alone. Many people face tricky legal questions in these areas, and that’s where barristers come in handy. Let’s break it down. What’s a Barrister? Think of them as legal specialists. They’re experts in giving advice and … Continue reading Why You Might Need a Barrister for Tax and Super Matters

Super Contribution Caps to Increase in July 2024: What You Need to Know

Good news for those planning for retirement! Starting July 1, 2024, there will be an increase in superannuation contribution caps, making it easier for you to save more for your future. What are contribution caps? Contribution caps are limits the government sets on how much money you can add to your superannuation each year. There … Continue reading Super Contribution Caps to Increase in July 2024: What You Need to Know

A Guide to CGT Small Business Rollover

Are you considering selling your small business? If so, understanding the ins and outs of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) small business concessions could save you significant money. In this guide, we’ll break down the essential information you need to know, including how to leverage the CGT small business rollover for maximum tax benefits. First off, … Continue reading A Guide to CGT Small Business Rollover

Seizing the Stage 3 Tax Cuts: A Guide to Permanent Savings

Introduction: The Australian government’s recent approval of Stage 3 tax cuts brings about exciting opportunities for taxpayers to make permanent savings. By understanding the changes and strategic planning, individuals can benefit from reduced tax rates starting July 1, 2024. Overview of Stage 3 Tax Cuts: The key changes include lowering the 19% tax rate to … Continue reading Seizing the Stage 3 Tax Cuts: A Guide to Permanent Savings

Making Sense of Taxes on Money You Get Back from Your Bank

Introduction: In a perfect world, banks would always do right by us, giving good advice and being transparent. But sometimes, they mess up. When this happens, regulators step in to fix things and compensate those who get hurt. If you find yourself getting money back from your bank, you might wonder if you have to … Continue reading Making Sense of Taxes on Money You Get Back from Your Bank

The World of Stapled Super Funds

Introduction: In the world of superannuation, Stapled Super Funds have changed the game, making things simpler for employers and employees. Let’s break down what you need to know about Stapled Super Funds and how they affect your money. Understanding Stapled Super Funds: In the past, changing jobs often meant dealing with different super accounts and … Continue reading The World of Stapled Super Funds

Income Tax Exemptions for Not-for-Profit Organisations

Introduction: In the dynamic landscape of not-for-profit (NFP) organisations, understanding the intricacies of income tax exemptions is crucial for financial sustainability. This blog aims to shed light on the factors that determine whether your NFP is exempt from income tax, the various types of exempt organisations, and the steps involved in assessing your eligibility. Determining … Continue reading Income Tax Exemptions for Not-for-Profit Organisations

Small Businesses Dealing with Taxes

Introduction: Running a business comes with responsibilities, and one big one is paying taxes on time. But, sometimes, small businesses face money challenges. In those times, making a plan to pay taxes over time can be a smart move. Let’s talk about when and how small businesses should think about making a tax payment plan … Continue reading Small Businesses Dealing with Taxes

Tax Benefits for Early Investments in Australian Startups

Introduction: In the world of Australian innovation, the government has rolled out special perks to encourage support for early-stage companies. One key guide in this journey is Taxation Determination TD 2023/6. This document helps investors understand what costs count when deciding if a company qualifies as an Early Stage Innovation Company (ESIC). Let’s break down … Continue reading Tax Benefits for Early Investments in Australian Startups

Franking Credits: A Simple Guide for Tax-Exempt Groups

Introduction: Franking credits can be a helpful perk in Australia’s tax system, lowering taxes on dividends for shareholders. But tax-exempt groups need to be careful not to lose out on franking credit refunds. In this blog post, let’s break down the tricky part of the law, subparagraph 207-122(b)(i) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997 … Continue reading Franking Credits: A Simple Guide for Tax-Exempt Groups