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            The Australian Taxation Office has started issuing excess concessional contributions (ECC) determinations for the 2017–2018 financial year. Superannuation fund members will receive these ECC

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STP is mandatory for all small Australian businesses with 19 or less employees and it starts on the 1^st July 2019.  Are you ready?  Your Accountant can help with any questions you have.

The Government’s economic plan and this Budget are building a stronger economy and securing a better future for all Australians. This Budget and our economic plan are:

• Returning the budget to surplus
• Delivering more jobs
• Providing lower taxes
• Guaranteeing essential services like Medicare, schools, hospitals and roads

The following links take you to that section of the 2019 Budget that affects you most.

Hundreds of thousands of businesses have been prompted by the ATO to get started with their Single Touch Payroll provisions, and its project lead at the tax office believes the business community is better prepared than it was for last year’s deadline.

GST collection for low value imported goods is tracking at 300 per cent of forecasts, as overall GST collection continues to grow.

Here's some food for thought and another reason why getting professional help from a financial planner is worth serious consideration.

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The ATO has shed light on how employers will be able to report quarterly for closely held employees under the new single touch payroll regime, including the ability to make amendments before an extended finalisation due date.

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Employers are increasingly being subjected to a rolling series of audits by the ATO where they slip behind on their SG obligations as the Tax Office now taking a harder line on non-compliance, warns a technical expert.