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End of Year Tax Tips for Everyone
The 30th of June always seems to creep up on people with tax returns to do. In many instances, people who visit accountants to do their...


Driving your business with reporting
Do you wait for your Annual Accounts to arrive before you look at your numbers for the year? By the time your accounts have been...


Why your accountant is the mentor you didn’t know you needed
A business mentor can provide guidance and support, so you make the right decisions and stay focused on the end goal as a business owner....


Get Your Business Records Ready for Your Tax Return 2025
Organising your documents now will mean you can get your tax return completed earlier and access any refunds due or start planning for...
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SMSF Growth Continues Despite Regulatory Uncertainty
Demand for Control Over Super Despite ongoing discussion about superannuation policy and potential tax changes, demand for Self‑Managed Super Funds continues to grow. For many Australians, the attraction lies in control over investments, strategy and long‑term retirement planning. Strongest Growth in Years Almost 14,500 SMSFs were established in the first quarter of FY2026 alone, making it one of the strongest quarters recorded since the ATO began reporting the data in 2012.


Holiday cash flow for your small business
Are you heading away for a break from the business this year? This time of year can be hard on small business. Your expenses continue and your cashflow can suffer when your debtors go on holiday. Leading up to the holiday period, is your business cash flow in good health to carry you through? With a bit of pre-planning and being proactive, you can set yourself up for a financially stress-free holiday. Planning your cash-flow over the holiday period Invoice early - Send any i


New AML/CTF Reforms: What They Mean for Your Business
From 1 July 2026, Australia’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) laws will extend to services commonly...


Student Loan Reform: What Employers and Staff Should Know
The Government has passed new laws to reduce student debt and ease repayment thresholds, following the 2025/26 Federal Budget. The...


Financial Abuse and the Tax System: What SMEs Should Know
Financial abuse is a serious issue that often goes unnoticed in the tax and regulatory system. Regulators and practitioners are now...


Non-Compete Reforms: What They Mean for Employers
The Government is reviewing the use of non-compete clauses and other restraints in employment contracts, following measures announced in...


New SMSFs – Key Steps to Stay Compliant by 31 October
Lodgment Deadline Approaching If you’ve recently established a self-managed super fund (SMSF), your first annual return is due by 31...


ATO Warning: GST Refund Scams Targeting Small Businesses
The ATO has issued a new taxpayer alert warning businesses to be cautious of schemes designed to exploit the GST system. These scams...

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Home Loan Health Check
We all regularly check our personal health, but do we check our financial health in particular our home loan. If you fail to review your...


Is your mortgage failing?
Australians have enjoyed some of the lowest interest rates in history. Australia’s already record low interest rate was cut again to the...


7 ways to benefit from low interest rates
Understanding how you can benefit financially in a low interest rate environment is a great way to strategise for your financial future....


Get in before the banks tighten on lending
In attempt to avoid mortgage risk, financial analysts believe that Australia’s big banks are looking to tighten lending through heavier...
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