30Sep
Why Your Accountant Should Also Be a Grants Expert
Many Australian businesses are eligible for government grants, yet never claim them, not because they don’t qualify, but because no one on their financial team…
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23Sep
Understanding Single Touch Payroll (STP) in Australia: A Smarter Compliance Strategy for 2025
In 2025, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will have real-time visibility of payroll reporting across all businesses. For employers, this means Single Touch Payroll (STP)…
Read more16Sep
ATO GIC No Longer Deductible from 1 July 2025: What It Means for Your Business Tax Strategy
From 1 July 2025, the tax treatment of the Australian Taxation Office’s General Interest Charge (GIC) will change significantly. Until now, GIC, the interest the…
Read more27Aug
ATO Data Matching 2025: Stay Compliant & Avoid Audits
The ATO’s 2025 data‑matching program uses AI to compare BAS, payroll, banking, crypto, property, and gig income data in near real‑time. To avoid audits, keep…
Read more22Aug
What Is a Private Ruling from the ATO and When to Get One
A private ruling from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is a legally binding decision that explains how tax law applies to your specific situation. It’s…
Read more12Aug
5 Signs Your Accountant Is Putting You at Risk with the ATO
Missed lodgements, vague tax strategies, poor record-keeping, and lack of communication are red flags that your accountant may be increasing your ATO compliance risk. In…
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Why Your Bookkeeper Can’t Be Your CFO (And What to Do Instead)
A bookkeeper records and reconciles transactions, ensuring compliance with obligations like BAS, GST, and payroll. A Chief Financial Officer (CFO) uses those same records to…
Read more29Jul
Can I Claim the R&D Tax Incentive for My Software Development Project?
Yes, software development can qualify for the R&D Tax Incentive, but only if your project meets strict ATO criteria around technical uncertainty and structured experimentation.…
Read more08Jul
Fringe Benefits Tax: What Business Owners Commonly Get Wrong
Business owners often get FBT wrong by misapplying minor benefit rules, failing to register when required, skipping logbooks for vehicles, or assuming small perks aren’t…
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