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FBT 2025: What You Need to Know
The Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year wraps up on 31 March, and there are some key updates employers and employees need to be across. Here’s a breakdown of what’s changing and what to watch out for. FBT Exemption for Electric Cars If you’re providing an electric vehicle...
FBT 2025: What You Need to Know
The Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year wraps up on 31 March, and there are some key updates employers and employees need to be across. Here’s a breakdown of what’s changing and what to watch out for. FBT Exemption for Electric Cars If you’re providing an electric vehicle...
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What the 2025 RBA Rate Cut Means for You
It’s been 15 months since the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) changed interest rates, but now, finally, we are getting some changes. This month’s Reserve Bank interest rate cut shows that the economy is moving into a new phase and it will have a big impact on home...
Unlock More Tax-Free Super for Your Retirement
Planning for retirement is one of the most significant financial steps you'll take in life. After all your hard work, you deserve to enjoy your retirement with as much financial freedom as possible. Here's some good news that could put more tax-free money in your...
Will Your Loved Ones Struggle to Access Your Super When You Die
Losing someone you love is hard enough. The last thing your family needs is the added stress of delays and complications when trying to access your superannuation. Unfortunately, this is a reality for many Australians. That's why the Australian Government is moving to...
Protect Your Business from Costly Division 7A Mistakes
Are you worried about making a costly mistake with your company finances? You’re not alone. The ATO has noticed a lot of confusion when it comes to Division 7A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936. Getting it wrong can lead to unexpected tax bills, audits, and stress...
What’s Ahead for 2025?
The past few years have brought plenty of uncertainty, but 2025 offers the hope of greater stability - though there are no guarantees. Here’s a look at the key changes and challenges shaping the year ahead. A Federal Election is Looming Prepare for political...
Say Goodbye to Cheques: What You Need to Know About the Transition
In response to the changing landscape of payments, the government has announced a plan to phase out cheques. The key dates to remember are: cheques will no longer be issued after 30 June 2028 and won’t be accepted after 30 September 2029. The Government is also...
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