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Effectively managing a modern professional services firm requires a strategic approach to profits, cash flow, and equity.
As an operator of a retirement village, you may be missing out on significant GST refunds.
Learn how to avoid penalties for overclaimed fuel tax credits during the temporary rate reduction period. Contact our specialists today.
With growing business appetite for innovative financial technology and on-demand finance in recent years, Fintechs have been embraced by businesses and consumers alike. Fintechs now have the opportunity to drive change, expand into other industries – and sometimes even scale up and expand into new markets. As we near business planning season and end of financial year, have you considered how R&D Incentives, tax considerations and a governance structure can support your sustainable growth?
During the FY23 financial year, our Employment solutions team highlighted key updates, issues and ATO review activity that finance and payroll leaders need to be across in a series of webinars, seminars and insights. Here we’ve summarised some of those key items which remain relevant as we approach FY24 including fringe benefits, single touch payroll, superannuation guarantee, employee vs contractor and employee share schemes.
The ATO has released the revised Draft Practical Compliance Guideline PCG 2023/D2, outlining the compliance approach to intangibles arrangements involving international related parties, addressing the tax issues associated with restructures (“migration”) or mischaracterisation of Australian activities in connection with intangible assets.
We have heard from numerous clients that their employees are concerned about the new reporting required under Single Touch Payroll Phase 2 (STP2). In particular, the concern relates to how salary packaging arrangements might impact various means tested government levies and allowances – such as Family Assistance and Child Support Payments.
Listen to ABC Journalist Karina Carvalho, St. George Chief Economist Besa Deda, and Grant Thornton Partner, Paul Gooley at our virtual seminar as they discuss the Budget spending.
A balancing act: insights from the Federal Budget
Federal Budget 2023–24 tax announcements for business and individuals.
As we approach the Federal Budget on 9 May, we share our insights on the implications of the Government’s recently announced Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions.