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Closing your business? What you need to know

Understand the record-keeping rules essential for closing your business, from tax obligations to super and Single Touch Payroll. Stay compliant post-closure.

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Closing your business? What you need to know
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Going once, going twice; get your GST right at settlement

Discover the essentials of GST registration for property sales exceeding $75,000. Find out how it affects settlement and your BAS reporting.

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Going once, going twice; get your GST right at settlement
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Are you providing entertainment this holiday season?

Explore the implications of fringe benefits tax (FBT) on your staff holiday celebrations. Learn how to determine if your employee perks are FBT liable.

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Are you providing entertainment this holiday season?
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Get super guarantee (SG) contributions back on track

Super Guarantee contributions and SGC liabilities. When are the deadlines? Seek expert help from our team for compliance.

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 Get super guarantee (SG) contributions back on track
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Offsetting credits and refunds from debts on hold

Explore the ATO’s new approach to managing debts on hold for small businesses, understand offsetting, and discover solutions for effective debt management.

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 Offsetting credits and refunds from debts on hold
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Workers owed $3.6bn in super guarantee

Uncover the ATO’s approach to tackling the $3.6 billion superannuation gap. Key insights on STP data matching, SGC, and employer compliance.

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 Workers owed $3.6bn in super guarantee
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When is food GST-free?

Delve into the complexities of GST on food items, illustrated by Chobani’s case. Discover key insights into what makes food GST-free or taxable.

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 When is food GST-free?
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Up to 10 years in prison for deliberate ‘wage theft’

Explore the critical aspects of the proposed Australian legislation targeting deliberate wage theft, including hefty fines and new definitions for casual employees.

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Up to 10 years in prison for deliberate ‘wage theft’
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