by Care Accounting | Apr 16, 2021 | Accounting, Blog, Business advice, Financial Management, Superannuation, Tax returns
Don’t Forget to Pay Your Super! Quarter 3 superannuation payments are due on 28th April 2021. With the introduction of Single Touch Payroll and super reporting, it is easy for the ATO to check if payments have been made on time. And now that late... 
by Care Accounting | Jun 22, 2020 | Accounting, Blog, Business advice, Financial Management, Services, Superannuation, Tax returns
With the end of the financially year looming, this is a time for businesses and individuals to look at what they can do now. Superannuation Superannuation payments are deductible in the year the super is paid. It is time to review your payroll records, and pay any... 
by Care Accounting | Dec 18, 2019 | Accounting, Blog, Business advice, Financial Management, Superannuation, Tax returns
Entertainment There is so much misinformation about what you can and can’t claim when it comes to entertainment expenses. There are so many variations depending on the nature of the expense and who is receiving them that there is no wonder it’s a confusing area for... 
by Care Accounting | Jun 13, 2019 | Accounting, Blog, Financial Management, Superannuation, Tax returns
Single Touch Payroll As we head into the new financial year, employers need to be preparing for the new Single Touch Payroll (STP) reporting requirement that will become mandatory on 1st July 2019. To be STP compliant, employers will need to report wages, withholding... 
by Care Accounting | Jun 11, 2019 | Accounting, Blog, Financial Management, Superannuation, Tax returns
Budget 2019-20: The pre-election announcements that are now law The Federal Budget announced a series of measures, some of which were legislated before the election was called. Extension and increase to the instant asset write-off The popular instant asset write-off... 
by Care Accounting | May 18, 2018 | Accounting, Blog, Financial Management, Superannuation, Tax returns
The federal budget was passed down on 8th May 2018 by Treasurer Scott Morrison and contained proposed changes that will affect a significant proportion of the Australian public. Take a look as we review the highlights. Personal Income Tax Tax...