Category: accounting
Australians don’t support high taxes
Following successive election losses, Labour has done a complete 180-degree flip on tax. They now support tax cuts for individuals earning up to $200,000 ...
How to post on your Facebook business page
Facebook has over 3 billion monthly active users. 12 million in Australia. 2.2 billion use it through their phone. Women between 18 – 24 ...
My car and tax, what can I claim as a business owner?
As a business owner, you can deduct the following expenses for a vehicle carrying less than one tonne and fewer than 9 passengers: fuel ...
Property tax reform
The states are asking the Australian federal government to adopt a new property tax system offering flexibility to home buyers. A buyer would be ...
Accounting for cryptocurrency transactions for tax purposes
Cryptocurrency is a digital asset in which encryption techniques regulate the generation of units and verify transactions on a blockchain. Cryptocurrencies are usually independent ...
How can a small accounting practice back up their data on a budget?
Backing up your practice data is essential. Loss of data can cause irreparable damage to a small accounting practice. The rule of thumb is ...
The rise of MyTax and the fall of tax agents
In 2013/14, 74.2% of all individual tax returns were prepared by tax agents. Fast forward six years to 2019/20 and that figure had fallen ...
Remember Twisted Tax Tales?
Do you remember our Twisted Tax Tales short story competition? You can still read over 150 crazy Twisted Tax Tales stories right here. So ...
Tech for Tax Agents in 2020
Here are our top 5 tech tools for tax agents: Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920 - Meet with your clients online with a crystal ...
What to do when your practice receives a fake Google review
Unfortunately we live in a world where some competitors feel the need to use dirty tactics in a futile attempt to rise above the ...