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Facing Tax Troubles? Here’s What You Need to Know

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Introduction: Dealing with taxes can be tricky for businesses, especially with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) taking a tougher stance on collecting unpaid debts. Let’s break down some important points, potential issues, and solutions for businesses in tax challenges. 1. Handling Money Responsibly: Businesses often owe money through withheld funds, like employee taxes and superannuation. … Continue reading Facing Tax Troubles? Here’s What You Need to Know →

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Balancing Two Homes For Tax Benefits

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Introduction: Capital Gains Tax (CGT) can be a maze of rules and exceptions, especially when claiming exemptions for main residences. In this blog post, we’ll unravel the intricacies of CGT exemptions, exploring scenarios where individuals might find themselves juggling two main residences and the exceptions that come into play. The Six-Month Overlap: One common scenario … Continue reading Balancing Two Homes For Tax Benefits →

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Tax Troubles: What to Do When Records Go Missing

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Introduction: We’ve all been there—rummaging through drawers, scouring folders, and frantically searching computer files, only to realise that our tax records are nowhere to be found. Whether it’s due to a move, a technological mishap, or the unfortunate aftermath of a natural disaster, the panic that sets in is undeniable. But fear not, for there … Continue reading Tax Troubles: What to Do When Records Go Missing →

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The Ultimate Super Gift for Yourself this Christmas

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Introduction: The holiday season is upon us, and while gifts under the tree are delightful, have you considered giving yourself a gift that keeps on giving? Picture this: a super gift that not only doesn’t cost a thing but sets the stage for a financially secure future. Intrigued? Let’s talk about the ultimate super gift … Continue reading The Ultimate Super Gift for Yourself this Christmas →

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Planning for the Future

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Introduction: As we celebrate my one-year birthday, let’s delve into a crucial topic for everyone, especially as we age: planning for cognitive decline. In Australia, dementia is the second leading cause of death, and it’s essential to be prepared for a time when you may not have the capacity to make important legal or medical … Continue reading Planning for the Future →

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Wonderland for Your Holiday Home

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Introduction: Owning a holiday home can be a dream come true for many Australians, providing a retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. However, when it comes to tax time, holiday homeowners need to navigate the rules surrounding deductions accurately. This blog aims to shed light on the key considerations and questions to … Continue reading Wonderland for Your Holiday Home →

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A Guide to Recognising and Reporting Scams in Your Digital World

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In today’s rapidly advancing technological landscape, scams have become increasingly sophisticated, making it crucial for individuals to be vigilant and proactive in protecting themselves. As part of the National Anti-Scams Centre’s annual Scams Awareness Week, we want to empower you to Stop, Think, and Protect against the rising tide of scams, particularly those impersonating trusted … Continue reading A Guide to Recognising and Reporting Scams in Your Digital World →

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Multiple Jobs and Residency: A Guide to Claiming the Tax-Free Threshold in Australia

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Introduction: In the dynamic world of employment, many individuals find themselves juggling multiple jobs or experiencing changes in residency status throughout the year. Understanding how to claim the tax-free threshold is crucial to managing your finances efficiently. In this guide, we’ll explore the intricacies of claiming the tax-free threshold in Australia, particularly when dealing with … Continue reading Multiple Jobs and Residency: A Guide to Claiming the Tax-Free Threshold in Australia →

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Super Withdrawal Options in Retirement

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Retirement is a big milestone in one’s life, and it brings with it the critical choice of how to access superannuation savings that have been meticulously amassed over the years. There are numerous super withdrawal choices accessible to retirees who have satisfied the terms of release or are at least 65 years old and continue … Continue reading Super Withdrawal Options in Retirement →