From the Sep'17 quarter onwards, the ATO has made BAS reporting a whole lot easier for businesses with a turnover under $10m.
The following pesky little items are no longer required to be reported:
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With 30 June fast approaching now is the time to ensure your payroll house is in order.
Payment Summaries (also known as group certificates) are required to be sent out to all employees by 14 July. This doesn’t give you much time to work through any anomalies that may arise, especially if you have other year-end accounting duties that need to be completed. You need to start thinking about the following:
As you can see there is a lot to be thinking about and it is a much easier (not to mention less stressful) to have these things sorted before the end of financial year. Work out a plan, tick tasks off as you go and you will be in a good position for a nice, smooth year end. If you’re not sure, it pays to seek advice. The last thing you want is for employees to be using the wrong figures on their tax returns. Happy EOFY! Scott Morrison has handed down the budget for the 2017/18 and here are a few changes that are worth noting.
If you have any questions as always we are happy to have a chat. Stamp duty will be abolished for first home buyers purchasing a property valued below $600,000, the Victorian Government says.
There is much relief to fruit growers across the country after the backpacker tax has finally been agreed upon and set at 15%.
A tax of 32.5% was initially proposed by the Coalition in September. Since then there has been considerable debate between political parties and various interest groups. The 15% tax will come into effect from 1 January 2017. Progress on the Murray-Darling Basin Plan has been slow going, with the South Australian Water Minister saying Victoria and News South Wales have not held up their end of the deal.
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