Self-Managed Super Funds

Self-Managed Super Funds In Australia more than 14 billion dollars a year is being moved from industry or employer superannuation to self-managed super funds (SMSF) by individuals that enjoy the control operating their own super fund gives them...

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Do taxi drivers have to register for GST?

Yes, and it doesn’t matter how often you drive a taxi. If you drive a taxi, then you must register for goods and services tax (GST). However if the driver is an employee, then the driver must not register for GST. The driver is an employee when...

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Tax Accountants Sunshine

MAS Tax Accountants Sunshine  Welcome to MAS Tax Accountants Sunshine. We are committed to providing a highly personalised service by establishing an individual relationship with each of our clients, thereby able to tailor accounting & tax...

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Best and Local Tax Accountants Clayton

Your Expert Tax Accountants Clayton  At MAS Tax Accountants Clayton, we can assist you with all of your Tax and Accounting needs. Our fully qualified, and friendly team work with you to lodge your personal and business tax returns, and ensure...

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Clayton Tax Return

Quick, Easy Clayton Tax Return Our Clayton Office is here to assist you with all of your Tax & Accounting Needs. We are happy to travel to meet you at work or home, to help keep tax time as simple as possible. We do a lot of work with both...

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Accounting Clayton

Best Accounting Clayton Services Providing expert accounting solutions to local business owners, we can help you to better manage your business tax and reporting responsibilities. Working with Sole Traders, Small Businesses and Companies, our...

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Asset Sale and GST

Any asset you retain within your business for the purpose of generating revenue is a capital asset. When you dispose of such an asset in the course of carrying on your business in Australia it is generally regarded as a taxable sale which means...

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Depreciation 2012

Small Business Depreciation – Changes From 1st July 2012 What happened after 1st July 2012 The small business instant asset write-off threshold has increased from $1,000 to $6,500 Small businesses can claim an accelerated initial...

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Business KPIs

When you drive a car, have you ever noticed how important the indicators on your car dashboard? It tells you how much fuel in your tank, how hot your engine temperature, how stable your vehicle stability control, how safe your airbags, what speed...

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What is Tax?

What is Tax? Tax is enforcing a financial charge or other levy upon an individual or legal entity by the government, failure to pay is punishable by law. Taxes are also imposed by many administrative divisions. Taxes can be direct tax or indirect...

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Australian Tax

Australian Tax – A Brief History The first taxes in Australia were raised to help pay for the completion of Sydney’s first gaol and provide for the orphans of the colony. Import duties were put on spirits, wine and beer and later on...

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Business Benchmarking

One way to analyse a business performance is through “Benchmarking”. Benchmarking activity is comparing your business performance against other businesses in the same industry – so you’re comparing an apple with other apples and NOT with oranges...

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