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In May and June, we will add two articles to our website that help you plan and take action before the end of the 2023-24 financial year. Both Part 1 and 2 will cover the following, though Part I focuses on key strategies to manage your tax bill. All are worth dedicating time to review and think about how your business can organize your affairs in these ways.
Do the sums for your circumstances
The ATO is targeting unlawful tax and super scheme promoters, citing “serious” penalties and reputational risk.
Australians made more than 600,000 reports about scams in 2023 — about 18 per cent more than in 2022.(ABC News: Evan Young/Canva)
We specialize in providing proactive tax planning strategies for our clients. High earning individuals and business clients can benefit by speaking to one of our tax advisors.
Good, fundamental book keeping will ensure that your accounts are up to date and give you proper control of your business. With over 85% of business failure attributed to poor financial control, skilled and professional bookkeeping will give you results that speak for themselves.
Taking the time to plan for your future makes good financial sense. Ensure you have the money to live the lifestyle you'd like during your retirement.
Preparation of negative gearing tax schedules for all investment properties. Including Depreciation Calculations and Special Building Write offs.