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10 Quick Low Cost Ways to Stop Sales Dropping
10 Quick Low Cost Ways to Stop Sales Dropping Are you worried by your sales dropping or plateauing? Here are some quick fire ways to combat any post pandemic declines…
How to deal with customer complaints
Tips for business on How to deal with customer complaints Recognise that threats to a customer’s self-esteem will cause negative emotions because they are normal people; It is important to…
What makes a great accountant explained
What makes a great accountant explained Which of these are important to you regarding your accountant? Refer me to other clients Help me more when times are tough Organize events periodically…
No more ATO refund cheqs, Now EFT only
No more ATO refund cheqs, Now EFT only You need a bank account for your Tax refund now From 1st july the ATO will no longer pay tax refunds by cheque…
Segregation of Duties for Small business Bookkeeping
Once your small business grows and you devote more time as well as effort into developing it, the sad reality is that you’ve got more to lose because of mistakes, dishonestly, and fraud. This is certainly of distinct importance with accounting and bookkeeping since they deal with controlling and tracking cash that comes in and goes out of your company. For instance, an unethical and experienced bookkeeper who was entirely responsible for all aspects of the bookkeeping for your small business could very easily rob money from your business and cover it up.
Self Managed Super Funds (SMSF) Adelaide
Self Managed Super Funds are a great way to minimise pre and post-retirement taxation. You can control and improve your return on your employee super by converting it into a…
Order a depreciation report for your rental property
Order a depreciation report for your rental property If you own an investment property, a professionally prepared tax depreciation report can significantly increase your deductions — often this year…
Negative gearing explained for property investors
Negative gearing explained for property investors Negative gearing is one of the most commonly discussed — and misunderstood — concepts in Australian property investment. In simple terms, negative gearing occurs…
