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ATO is zoning in on work related expenses – Stellar Accounts – Chermside – CPA
Taxation Services - ATO Case Study - Wrongly claiming work related expenses - always check with your accountant/tax agent - like Stellar Accounts if you are unsure. A sales consultant made claims for work-related car, clothing and other expenses. She claimed more than...
Tax Tips for UBER Drivers
UBER TIPS FROM OUR TAX AGENT There are a range of tax deductions you can claim as an Uber driver. Here are just a few work-related expenses that become tax-deductible when you drive for Uber: Registration Insurance Repairs Tyres Car maintenance Car cleaning costs...
EOFY Taxation Advice for Companies – Stellar Accounts
EOFY Taxation Advice for Companies Do you operate your business under a company structure? Looking for advice from an accountant/taxagent focused on minimising taxation obligations for companies? Did you know that at 30 June each year you need to repay all personal...
Stellar Accounts Chermside Tax Agent
Stellar Accounts - Chermside Tax Agent Have you received some great taxation advice from Stellar Accounts? Or some great small business advice? Would you like to make sure other people also get the best accounting and taxation advice? We would love a review on our...
Lump sum payments received by healthcare practitioners – Ordinary Income Not Capital Payments.
The ATO are concerned about healthcare practitioners receiving lump sums and treating them as capital payments.
The ATO has Disaster Assistance for those affected by natural disaster
The ATO says it may be able to fast-track any tax refund payments for people affected by natural disasters
Think you might have been a victim of a tax scam?
You should be wary of emails, faxes, SMS and phone calls claiming to be from the ATO. These could be scams designed to trick you into paying money or providing personal information.
What is a Fringe Benefit? And when do I have to pay Fringe Benefits Tax?
Do you provide non-cash benefits to your employees (ie a car; entertainment, drink etc)? Are they over $300 per benefit per employee?
Discretionary Trusts – are they the new company?
Thinking you have outgrown your soletrader status? Looking to minimise your tax?