ATO Expands Random Audits taking aim at Employment Taxes
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is stepping up its efforts to ensure businesses comply with employment tax obligations through an intensive and comprehensive approach. As …
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is stepping up its efforts to ensure businesses comply with employment tax obligations through an intensive and comprehensive approach. As …
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The Hotel Quarantine Business Losses Class Action group has recently issued a notice outlining a legal proceeding filed in the Supreme Court of Victoria. This …
Individuals & Families Energy price plan relief From July 2023 $1.5bn has been provided over 5 years to provide targeted energy bill relief and progressing …
It has certainly has been a busy year. Freedom from lockdowns, war, floods, two federal governments – not to mention a number of significant tax …
On 25 October 2022, Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced Labor’s 2022 Federal budget. This Budget is handed down in stark contrast to the Liberal government’s May 2022 …
Seed Accounting and CR Advisory announce business merger.
On Tuesday, 29 March 2022, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg handed down the 2022-23 Federal Budget, his 4th Budget.
Last night, on 6 October 2020, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivered the Federal Budget for the 2020 – 2021 income year. It will be remembered as …
Under the scheme, eligible employers and business owners will receive a subsidy of $1,500 per fortnight for up to six months.
What is the Foreign Purchaser Additional Duty (FPAD)? Introduced on 1 July 2015, the FPAD is a surcharge payable by, amongst other entities, Foreign Trusts …
The Australian Government has announced a $17.6 billion economic stimulus package. This has been marketed as a measure to protect the economy by maintaining confidence, supporting investment, and keeping people employed.
Larger cash payments to small businesses and temporary access to superannuation have now been revealed in the second tranche of the government’s economic support package in response to the coronavirus threat.
There has been a lot of press recently on the Phoenixing of companies, and dodgy directors rebirthing companies to avoiding taxes. Remember the old days, …
The ATO is warning businesses that they will have one last chance to come clean on unpaid super. The ‘Recovering Unpaid Superannuation’ bill passed through …
The team at Seed Accounting have just come back from the Xerocon 2019 – the annual ‘Coachella’ for accountants held in Brisbane. Whilst it may …
Technology is changing at a rapid pace, and we are leveraging it to build some amazing management reports. Simple apps link to your business software …
Single Touch Payroll is almost here. Businesses need to be prepared for big changes to the way they report employee tax and super obligations to …
In a court of law you are ‘innocent until proven guilty’? However, when it comes to an ATO audit, it’s the reverse. The ATO do …
Some would say it was a boring budget..no surprises from a Liberal government in an election year. Tax cuts, no changes to super, lots of …
When a related party borrows from a company or other entity, this may be required to be treated as a Division 7A loan. Discussion about …
Going into new business with other people is exciting and can be extremely rewarding. A formal agreement can set the ground rules and stop owners …
In September 2018, we attended our third XeroCon held in Brisbane. Each year Xero uses this event to announce upcoming changes, and Add-on software. We …
Whether you’re running a business or are just an individual trying to make ends meet, there is nothing worse than finding yourself in a situation …
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