Self Managed Super Fund
The Benefits Of Seeing A Professional Tax Agent
There are many ways a professional tax agent can offer significant financial benefits. From identifying potential deductions to providing strategic financial advice, a good tax agent is a valuable partner in managing your finances both personally and professionally. By leveraging their expertise, experience, and knowledge of ever-changing tax legislation, a tax agent can…
Read MoreHow Much Tax Do I Need to Pay?
How to save tax in business using a company From the 2023–2024 financial year, most small businesses in Australia are taxed at a reduced rate of 25%, while larger companies pay 30%. Whereas individual takes rates are higher than this from each dollar over $45000 The above rates do not include the Medicare Levy…
Read MoreFive common questions you should be asking your Accountant
A great person to ask what you should be asking your accountant is an accountant. So I have prepared five great questions to ask the accountant. What can I claim? Of course, your accountant should be asked to explain the deductions that are available to your circumstances and occupation or business. These may be available…
Read MoreYour Guide To Choosing The Right Accountant
Selecting the Right Accountant: Key Considerations for Financial Success Choosing the right accountant for your personal and professional needs may seem daunting but it is a necessary step for you to maximise your current financial position and proactively plan for your future. The right accountant can do a lot more for you besides preparing your…
Read MoreChanges to Super contribution caps
Changes to Super contribution caps
Read MoreStage Three tax cuts
Tax cuts 2024 Tax Cuts are meant to be here from 1/7/2023 Just to refresh, here’s a simplified version of what the brackets are now: Earn up to $18,200 – pay no tax Earn $18,201 to $45,000 – pay a 19 per cent tax rate Earn $45,001 to $120,000 – pay a 32.5 per cent…
Read MoreTimes are tough finances ideas
Times are tough finances ideas – Ways to save explained. Ever wondered what more you can do to combat the ever increasing cost of living? With the ever increasing cost of living, Romeo Caporaso explains vital areas of your finances to review.
Read MorePay as you go Tax Instalments explained
Pay as you go Tax Instalments explained Listen to our quick lesson on pay as you go tax instalments including how they work and how the ATO automates them in certain circumstances.
Read MoreShare investing ideas
Share investing Are you thinking of starting a share portfolio? Or if you aren’t yet, then perhaps you should be. I must say being an accountant, I began to take notice when seeing my clients show me their substantial share portfolios, often commencing them as late as their fifties. Reasons why you would invest in…
Read Morewhat is new for tax 2021
Changes to tax returns 2021 ATO Warning – Copy & Pasting Claims ATO are setting their sights on work related expenses (such as motor vehicle, travel claims, laundry, uniform purchases and business trips). The expectation is that these deductions should reduce for taxpayers who were working from home during COVID 19. However, the ATO…
Read MoreWhy to own investment property in Self manged Super Funds
Something you need to know if you are growing an investment property portfolio. Find out what here… Let say Luigi and Maria Retire with 8 rental properties owned outright Sounds great But if they owns them individually They could still have a high taxable income Lets assume 40k taxable income each So that…
Read MoreBudget 2021
Budget 2021 Updates Next years personal income tax rates had already been announced, they are: We can look forward to more personal income tax cuts in 2025 LMITO retained for 2021-22 – the Government will retain the low and middle income tax offset for the 2021-22 income year. The LMITO provides a reduction in tax…
Read MoreSMSF Update Super contribution caps set to increase
Superannuation Update for 2022 financial year Main changes are: contribution cap is set to increase from $25,000 p.a. to $27,500 pa from 1 July 2021. The non-concessional cap in 2021–22 will see the standard cap increased from $100,000 to $110,000 from this date. In addition, the maximum amount a member who was under 65 at the…
Read MorePlanting the trees of investment to accumulate wealth
The key to creating wealth is Investing Are you interested in accumulating wealth? Whatever your circumstances or age, the key is invest, invest and invest and soon your investments will be strong and continue growing like trees. Here are some quick tips: Whether you are in business or employed are irrespective of your income…
Read MoreUnknown Secret as Why You Should Have a SMSF
Little known reason why SMSF work Many of you may be aware in the world of Superannuation that the uptake of Self Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) continues to grow in the number of funds across Australia. Self-managed super funds stack high in terms of value in the total of Superannuation funds held in total in…
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