by Peter Ristevski | Mar 10, 2021 | Business
Management accounting is the method of putting together administration reports and accounts to promptly provide precise financial information to business managers so that they can make informed short-term and long-term decisions. It determines, examines, interprets,...
by David Naylor | Mar 10, 2021 | Property
Land Tax is a state impost and different states have different rules and thresholds. For every property investor, it represents a significant cost to owning an investment property. But there are smart things you could do to legally minimise land tax (in conjunction...
by Chan & Naylor | Mar 9, 2021 | Business
COVID19 Insolvency Wave – To be or not to be? On March 12 2020 the World Health organisation declared Covid19 a pandemic. In May 2020, Australia had 7,195 active cases of COVID nationally and Australian businesses were facing an uncertain future. Various media...
by Chan & Naylor | Mar 9, 2021 | Property
As you start your property investing journey, you will find different opinions in every corner and an overwhelming amount of information. The secret to getting on the front foot is keeping it simple. Determine your investment strategy It’s important to establish your...
by Chan & Naylor | Mar 9, 2021 | Business
Preparing Your Business For The End Of JobKeeper Whether or not you are currently receiving JobKeeper payments, the winding back of JobKeeper in recent months, and its eventual end in the next few weeks has the potential to affect the entire economy and all...
by Ed Chan | Mar 8, 2021 | Business
What is a franked dividend and what does it mean to have a franking credit? Obviously there are advantages in receiving dividends from your share investments, but there is a huge difference between getting dividends that are franked and dividends that are not franked....
by Chan & Naylor | Mar 8, 2021 | Property
Are you a taxpayer buying or selling a rental property? When a taxpayer buys or sells a rental property the question that often arises is which expenses must be capitalised and which can be claimed immediately. Its important for an property investor to understand how...
by Chan & Naylor | Mar 8, 2021 | Property
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has issued a number of warnings recently indicating that rental property owners should be careful when claiming deductions. Common errors made by rental property owners highlighted by the ATO include claiming rental deductions for...
by Peter Locandro | Mar 7, 2021 | Tax and Accounting
Every year, the Melbourne Cup or the race that stops a nation, as is locally known, the question of whether the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) considers gambling winnings taxable often crop up. The Melbourne Cup is always expected to draw a big crowd of spectators...
by Ershad Ullah | Mar 7, 2021 | Business
Business taxpayers operating as sole traders or partners in a partnership should know that special rules relate to business losses. These rules apply equally to Australian and foreign taxpayers. Taxpayers may claim business losses against other taxable income, only...
