March 2020 Newsletter!
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Happy Holidays 2019! The special holiday newsletter full of important Tax News
Happy Holidays 2019! Merry Christmas! Do you want to know about the QBCC licence report that is due by 31st December 2019, what the A Firm has been up to in 2019, or how Late-lodging SMSFs are to have contributions suspended? Read our holiday newsletter below to find out more! CLICK HERE FOR FULL NEWSLETTER
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Important Deadlines and Tax Tips! March 2019 Newsletter
March 2019 Newsletter- CLICK HERE! Inside This Issue Single Touch Payroll (STP) Exiting Client & Staff News! Dead lines + Super Plus More! [pdf-embedder url=”https://theafirm.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/FINAL-MARCH-NEWSLETTER-1.pdf” title=”March 2019 Newsletter- Important Deadlines and Tax Tips!”]
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Merry Christmas! The special holiday newsletter full of important Tax News
Merry Christmas! Read our special holiday newsletter full of important Tax News by clicking the link below. December 2018 Newsletter- CLICK HERE! Inside This Issue… Christmas Party? There’s a tax for that Checklists and to do lists…why don’t they actually work? Some straight talking from Annette Scammers steal over $800,000 during November
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The Hidden Cost of Saving Money
I’ve just read an article stating that over 60% of tax returns that have been self-lodged by Australian tax payers using MyTax have had errors in them and the majority of those errors have been in favour of the ATO! That’s money that could have been in their pockets but has stayed with the ATO.
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Young But Financially Confused? You Won’t Believe What We Can Do For You!
Are you twenty-something and confused with how the world of finances works? Most people don’t feel the need for an accountant and/or a financial solutions provider until they are older – but there are plenty of reasons why you could and should hire one during your youth. Whether you want to be prepared for your retirement, want
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From October 1, 2016 Tax Rates Are Changing: But What Does That Mean For You?
The ATO has notified us that the tax rates are changing from October 1, 2016.
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5 Reasons Why Having An Awful Website Is Harming Your Business
Thanks to advancements in technology, websites are now an integral tool for any successful business. They are an easy point of contact between you and a potential or existing client. They often contain important information that your customer will need – so it is important that you make it the best it can be. To help you figure out
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2016 Federal Budget Superannuation Reforms: Are you clear on what non-concessional contributions you can contribute in a year?
With the Government abandoning it’s policy to introduce a $500,000 lifetime cap for non-concessional contributions are you clear on what non-concessional contributions you can now make to superannuation? Non-concessional contributions are contributions that are made to super from after-tax income or savings. Instead of going forward with its proposed $500,000 lifetime cap on after-tax contributions,
Federal Government Scraps $500,000 Superannuation Cap Measure
The Federal Government has dropped its $500,000 superannuation cap measure. In a move aimed at placating the Coalition back-bench and ensuring the passage of the Government’s broader superannuation package through the Parliament, Treasurer Scott Morrison confirmed the changes to the cap measure today. The Treasurer said the $500,000 lifetime non-concessional cap will be replaced by
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