Archive: 2018
Anti-Money laundering regulations
Anti-Money laundering regulationsSince 2013, financial institutions, such as banks, have had to comply with Anti-Money Laundering regulations.
Beware of paying excessive salaries
Beware of paying excessive salariesIt is very common for family owned companies to employ members of the family in the business on a permanent or casual basis.
Post Election Review
Post Election ReviewThere's a joke doing the rounds at the moment. It goes something like this: Labour's latest tax policy It always gets a laugh.
Spring is here!
Spring is here!There is no better time to clear out old clutter.
Property Investing
Property Investing The goodHaving rentals is a business that you can run and control any way you like.
It’s the small questions that crop up over and over
It’s the small questions that crop up over and overIt’s fair to say most landlords will prick up their ears at the suggestion of a tax deductions on offer.
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Advantages and disadvantages of cloud accounting
Advantages and disadvantages of cloud accountingThere is a growing trend for businesses today, whatever their size, to move to the “cloud”.
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Rental Losses to be Ring-Fenced
Rental Losses to be Ring-FencedAnother so-called tax ‘loop-hole’ about to be closed On the Labour party's pre-election tax policy wish-list was the ring-fencing of residential rental losses.
Brightline Test Extended
Brightline Test ExtendedWe wanted to alert you to the fact that the government has now introduced legislation to parliament that will make good their policy of extending the existing 2…
Is The Grass Really Greener On The Other Side?
Is The Grass Really Greener On The Other Side?Once again the migration numbers are starting to flow back to Australia.
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