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The Rules For GST And Food

Owners of cafes and restaurants, and any businesses that sell or prepare food, need to be aware of when to charge GST. Unfortunately, it is not often a simple yes or no. Navigating the world of food and GST can be like weaving through a maze. A delicious maze, albeit.

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The Rules For GST And Food
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Changes to Courier and Cleaning Services Reporting

If you are a business that provides cleaning or courier services, you will now need to lodge a Taxable Payments Annual Report (TPAR) to inform the ATO about your payments to contractors.

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Changes to Courier and Cleaning Services Reporting
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Important Tax Dates: December 2018

Dates to remember in December..

December 21 – November Monthly Instalment Activity Statement (IAS) due

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Important Tax Dates: December 2018
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Accelerated Tax Rate Reduction For Small Business

Small business is still a vote winner with the Government and Opposition teaming up to accelerate tax cuts for the sector by 5 years impacting on an estimated 3.3 million businesses.

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Accelerated Tax Rate Reduction For Small Business
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November 2018: Important Tax Dates

Dates to remember in November..

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November 2018: Important Tax Dates
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Cooling Your Jets On Impending Law Changes

Does your accountant get their undies tied in a knot over "potential" tax law changes? With us, you only need to worry about what IS law, not what MIGHT be law. 

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Cooling Your Jets On Impending Law Changes
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It’s Time For Global Sincome Tax

Small Business People have been looked down upon for far too long. They need a chance to stand up against the multinational giants.

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It’s Time For Global Sincome Tax
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Australians Pay $107,000 To Tax Scams

The ATO has been made aware of fake tax agents who are conning members of the public and making them believe that they owe debt.

The scam has taken the form of a cold-call, with fraudsters phoning victims and convincing them into giving information about their finances and current tax agent.

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Australians Pay $107,000 To Tax Scams
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