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Export Market Development Grant
From 1 July 2021, the Export Market Development Grant underwent some major changes This grant is available to any Australian exporter operating in any type
SME Recovery Loan Scheme
Expansion of support for SMEs to access funding The Government is providing additional support to small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) by expanding eligibility for the
Register for JobMaker Hiring Credit
Time running out to register for the JobMaker Hiring Credit The JobMaker Hiring Credit scheme’s third claim period is now open. If a taxpayer has
New sharing economy reporting regime
The ‘gigs up’ with a new sharing economy reporting regime Treasury has released draft legislation introducing the long-awaited third party reporting regime (proposed to apply
Superannuation caps indexation for 2022
Reminder of superannuation caps indexation for 2022 From 1 July 2021, the superannuation contributions caps have been indexed for the 2022 income year. The new
Fringe Benefits Tax exemption
New FBT retraining and reskilling exemption available Recent legislative amendments mean that employers who provide training or education to redundant (or soon to be redundant
Single Touch Payroll (STP) Phase 2 reporting
Learn what STP Phase 2 means for you Single Touch Payroll (STP) Phase 2 reporting starts 1 January 2022. If you employ staff, you’ll need to
Taxable Payments Annual Reporting
Taxable Payments Annual Reports (‘TPARs’) due 28 August 2021 TPARs are due to be lodged for businesses who have paid contractors to provide the following
SMSF update
Introducing SMSF rollover alerts Since February 2020, the ATO has been issuing alerts via email and SMS when certain changes are made to a self-managed
STP reporting changes from July
Changes to STP reporting from 1 July 2021 Employers should have already been reporting through Single Touch Payroll (‘STP’) unless they only have closely held
Rent or lease payment changes due to COVID-19
Rent or lease payment COVID-19 changes The ATO has provided updates regarding the tax implications when a landlord gives, or a tenant receives, rent concessions
Lost, damaged or destroyed tax records
The ATO knows that many taxpayers are facing lasting impacts left in the wake of natural disasters. As such, if they find their records have
