Newsletter This newsletter includes the following interesting articles: Protecting personal information Be wary of GST clauses in contracts PPSA deadline looms Update on employment laws New Year’s resolutions for 2014 Planning for the Super Guarantee rate rise ATO reminder about RFB Record keeping for businesses Important tax dates
MySuper A reminder that from 1 January 2014, employers have an obligation to pay superannuation contributions into a default fund that offers a MySuper investment option unless the employee has exercised choice of fund. Please contact our office if you would like to discuss how this may effect your superannuation obligations. Asset Security Are you Read more about Christmas 2013 + extras![…]
We have included a few interesting articles to help your business improve and succeed. The articles include: What to consider when giving a holiday bonus Fair Work Amendment Act 2013 Tips on getting fuel tax credits New protocol to tackle late payments Keeping employee records Personal Property Securities Act 2009 Changes to Privacy Act 1988 Read more about Business Matters – November 2013[…]
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Please click on any of the links below to view the August 2013 newsletter which includes the following interesting articles: Changes to car fringe benefits Wage changes Division 7A benchmarks Book review How much choice is too much? Loss carry-back options ATO compliance radar
This newsletter includes the following interesting articles: Attracting repeat customers Writing effective marketing material Outsourcing small business tasks The importance of employer branding Eliminating products to improve products How to make online content more engaging
We have included a few interesting articles which you may find useful in helping your business improve and succeed. The articles include: The year ahead ATO debt collection options Protecting business assets Small business tax concessions Obtaining a sales edge in 2013
Ever wonder why the ATO constantly warn of fraudulent ATO contact (aka ‘scams’)? People must fall for them all the time as the scammer often appears to be professional and may even provide reference numbers for the calls/emails to keep up appearances. If you receive suspicious contact from the ATO by emails, phone calls or Read more about Fraudulent ATO Contact[…]
Business Matters – November 2013