Our Director Valentine Tse reminds all employers to finalise their Single Touch Payroll (STP) reporting obligations on time. Click here to read more

Get on the front foot for your 2024-25tax return Here are some more detailed tips relating to a couple of common claims that often attract ATO scrutiny. Click here to read

Congratulations! Your investment has done well, and you’re cashing in. You’re happy, and sotoo is the ATO. That substantial capital gain has brought wealth and a hefty tax bill. Sharingmight be part of the deal but when it comes to your hard-earned profits, you might...

You may have read about a recent court decision affecting some family trusts.In a case called Bendel, published on 19 February 2025, the Full Federal Court unanimously held that the private company beneficiary of a discretionary trust has not made a “loan” or...

Super is a great way to save for retirement. It offers an opportunity to invest in long-term growth assets and enjoy generous tax concessions along the way. For those wanting to make extra contributions and reduce their personal tax bill, there are two options:■...

Superannuation rules are always changing, and 2025 is set to bring some updates that could affect your retirement savings. Whether you’re just starting to build your super or already planning for retirement, keeping up with these changes can help you make informed...

With the festive season just around the corner (or already under way), manybusiness owners will be gearing up for year-end celebrations with bothemployees and clients. Click here to read

With Australia going through a major cost of living crisis and interest rates not coming down as quickly as hoped, more and more people are looking at ways of creating additional cash flow to help make ends meet. Read More

Superannuation laws have been simplified over the recevnt years to allow older Australians more flexibility to topup superannuation. Below is a summary of what you need to know when it comes to making superannuation contributions. Click here to read

While Australia doesn't have a joint filing option for married couples, there are some aspects of your individual tax assessment that depend on your spouse's income. Click here to read