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New Division 7A changes - TR 2010/3 released
On 2 June 2010 the Australian Tax Office (ATO) released Taxation Ruling TR 2010/3 ‘Income Tax: Division 7A loans: trust entitlements’

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The Fair Work Act and Your Business
The Fair Work Act 2009 (FW Act) sets out a number of requirements that business, including small business, needs to be aware of.

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Have You Considered FBT For Your Christmas Celebrations?
With Christmas around the corner, most work places will be putting on some Christmas celebrations or giving out gifts to staff and clients. However, these benefits are also subject to complex tax laws and it is wise to be aware of some of the ways your Christmas celebrations might be affected...

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Housing Sector Leading Economic Recovery
The housing sector has far reaching linkages throughout the economy. From carpentry, plumbing, bricklaying, electrical, surveying, engineering, and concreting to financing and banking, amongst many other professions and trades.

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Ute-gate, Interest Rates and a Waste of Angst!
By sheer coincide the day Ute-gate is being hotly debated in Parliament the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released the latest data on new motor vehicle sales, which show the best outcome in almost a year and a half.

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Why the Official Cash Rate was left unchanged
The Official Cash Rate was left unchanged by the RBA. Have lower interest rates done their job?

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Investment Tax Break - What Your Business Needs to Know
The Small Business and General Business Tax Break legislation has received Royal Assent and is now law. To find out what this means for you and your business please read on...

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2009-10 Federal Budget
The Treasurer Mr Swan handed down the 2009-10 Federal Budget, his second Budget, on 12 May 2009. From a taxation point of view, this Budget contains an array of tax changes - some expected, some not.

In addition, the Government has announced a number of longer term nation building projects hoping that this will provide the stimulus needed for the economy, with the aim of bringing the budget back to surplus in the medium term.

more>>>

Cash Bonus for Taxpayers
The Government announced the following five one-off cash payments for eligible taxpayers.

more>>>

New Division 7A changes - TR 2010/3 released On 2 June 2010 the Australian Tax Office (ATO) released Taxation Ruling TR 2010/3 ‘Income Tax: Division 7A loans: trust entitlements’
more>>>

The Fair Work Act and Your Business The Fair Work Act 2009 (FW Act) sets out a number of requirements that business, including small business, needs to be aware of.
more>>>

Have You Considered FBT For Your Christmas Celebrations? With Christmas around the corner, most work places will be putting on some Christmas celebrations or giving out gifts to staff and clients. However, these benefits are also subject to complex tax laws and it is wise to be aware of some of the ways your Christmas celebrations might be affected...
more>>>

Housing Sector Leading Economic Recovery The housing sector has far reaching linkages throughout the economy. From carpentry, plumbing, bricklaying, electrical, surveying, engineering, and concreting to financing and banking, amongst many other professions and trades.
more>>>

Ute-gate, Interest Rates and a Waste of Angst! By sheer coincide the day Ute-gate is being hotly debated in Parliament the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) released the latest data on new motor vehicle sales, which show the best outcome in almost a year and a half.
more>>>

Why the Official Cash Rate was left unchanged The Official Cash Rate was left unchanged by the RBA. Have lower interest rates done their job?
more>>>

Investment Tax Break - What Your Business Needs to Know The Small Business and General Business Tax Break legislation has received Royal Assent and is now law. To find out what this means for you and your business please read on...
more>>>

2009-10 Federal Budget The Treasurer Mr Swan handed down the 2009-10 Federal Budget, his second Budget, on 12 May 2009. From a taxation point of view, this Budget contains an array of tax changes - some expected, some not. In addition, the Government has announced a number of longer term nation building projects hoping that this will provide the stimulus needed for the economy, with the aim of bringing the budget back to surplus in the medium term.
more>>>

Cash Bonus for Taxpayers The Government announced the following five one-off cash payments for eligible taxpayers.
more>>>