by Financially Sorted | Aug 27, 2024 | Small Business, Tax & Accounting
As we head into the warmer spring months leading up to Christmas, it’s not just our homes and gardens that benefit from a good clean-up. Spring is a great opportunity to take a closer look at your small business finances and give them a thorough refresh too....
by Financially Sorted | Jul 30, 2024 | Business, Economy, Finance, Interest Rates, Land Tax, Superannuation, Tax & Accounting, Tax Returns
Will 2024-25 be another year of volatility or a return to stability? Personal tax & super As you would be aware (at least we hope so after a $40m public education campaign), the personal income tax cuts came into effect on 1 July 2024. At the same time, the...
by Financially Sorted | May 30, 2024 | Business, Small Business, SMSF, Superannuation
A major update to the small business superannuation clearing house (SBSCH) was introduced on 15 March 2024 that potentially impacts businesses being able to make superannuation guarantee contributions into SMSFs. SMSFs must have their bank account registered with the...
by Financially Sorted | Mar 1, 2024 | Business, Small Business
It is hard being a small business Lack of staff available, extra costs & taxes, price squeezing along with cashflow issues are just a few of the more common themes that we are hearing from our clients. The tips below are here to assist with these pressures: Get...
by Financially Sorted | Mar 1, 2024 | Business, Small Business
How to do a yearly business review There are many ways to come at a yearly business review. These days, depending on how much time and energy you have at the end of the year, you will do either a four-question review or a 20-question review. To do them properly, you...
by Financially Sorted | Nov 30, 2023 | Business, Small Business, Tax & Accounting
Providing Christmas gifts to employees can be a thoughtful gesture and can also have tax implications. In many countries, including Australia, the tax treatment of gifts to employees is subject to specific rules. It’s important to consider this before assuming...
