The Accounting Division Blog
Vested in trusts
Have you looked at your trust deed recently? If you have a trust, chances are it was set up by your accountant or solicitor. Look
Thinking of upgrading your sole trader business structure to a company or a trust? Read this first and avoid the pitfalls.
Reform of the ABN system
The ABN system was originally introduced as a simple way to provide businesses with unique identifier when dealing with the government. It has since become
First Home Super Saver Scheme: building on the foundations
We start the new year with headlines of “falling house prices”, but even if prices are set to come down and you keep a close
11/11/2022: Proposed new method for calculating WFH expenses
With the expiration of the previous fixed rate method and the shortcut method for calculating the deduction for working from home (WFH) expenses, the ATO
Bitcoin: Personal investors
There has been plenty of press coverage on bitcoin, but what are the tax consequences if you decide to join the craze? Here we examine
Super guaranteed
Are you paying the right amount of super for your employees? It’s that time of the year again, where the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Single touch payroll: are you ready?
If you run a business, you’ve probably heard a lot about Single Touch Payroll (STP) recently, so what is it and how does it affect
Single Touch Payroll: Phase 2
Single touch payroll (STP) has now entered into Phase 2, although most employers may not yet be reporting under this phase as many digital service
2020-21 Victorian Budget: what’s in it for me?
The Victorian Treasurer has handed down the 2020-21 State Budget in challenging economic conditions. The government projects net debt will reach $87bn this year and
