Under Corporation Act 2001 (Cth), Cryptocurrency is categorised as a financial product. If you’ve bought, sold, or traded any goods in cryptocurrency you have a tax obligation to retain the record. Cryptocurrencies are also known as virtual currencies or digital currencies. There are many different types of cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin, Tether, Ether, and so […]
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Many business owners assume that if they hire independent contractors they will not be responsible for PAYG withholding, superannuation guarantee, payroll tax and workers compensation obligations. However, each set of rules operates a bit differently and in some cases genuine contractors can be treated as if they were employees. Also, correctly classifying the employment relationship
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Australia is navigating a pandemic. The Reserve bank keeps interest rates at a record low and ends stimulus as the Australian economy recovers. Inflation surges as housing and fuel lift the consumer price index. Naturally, you may be asking yourself, ‘Should I be investing in the property market?’ Everyone has different reasons for getting into
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According to Sky News political editor Andrew Clenell, the New South Wales government has announced a new JobSaver-type scheme for businesses affected by the Omicron outbreak. Mr. Clennell said he sought federal support to help the state government boost the package “My understanding is Prime Minister Scott Morrison personally vetoed any federal involvement,” Clennell said.
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If you are a company director, you will need to verify your identity as part of a new director identification number (director ID) requirement. This will serve as a unique identifier that you will apply for once and keep forever – which will help you prevent the use of false or fraudulent director identities. All
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SMSF is highly regulated by authorities, and they are becoming increasingly popular vehicle for people managing retirement savings due to quicker decision making, accountability, protection from creditors, having control and flexibility and investment choices. Self-managed super fund Self-managed super fund (SMSF) are Private superannuation funds. Your SMSF can have as many as six members. Other
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The NSW Government has announced new support for renters and landlords impacted by the COVID-19 lockdown, including up to $210 million in grants to eligible landlords. Residential tenants will have greater protection with a targeted eviction moratorium, which will be implemented through legislative changes. Residential landlords who decrease rent for impacted tenants can apply
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The NSW and Federal Governments have announced a series of new measures to support the business during extended lockdowns of four weeks or more: Up to $15,000 through the expanded 2021 COVID-19 business grants program Up to $10,000 cashflow support per week Micro business grants Payroll tax deferrals and a 25% payroll tax waiver Rent
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Investing in property through a self-managed super fund (SMSF) has grown in popularity in recent years,
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The 2021-2022 Federal Budget overview has released. Here is the highlight of the report: Income tax exemption for qualifying grants made to primary producers and small businesses affected by the storms and floods in Australia. Increased support for brewers and distillers by aligning the excise refund scheme for alcohol manufacturers with the wine equalisation
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