March BAS time
It’s time to start preparing your March BAS.
Time to tuck some funds aside and make sure everything is reconciled.
The BAS due date is 25th May (using our agent extension).
09/04/2021
It’s time to start preparing your March BAS.
Time to tuck some funds aside and make sure everything is reconciled.
The BAS due date is 25th May (using our agent extension).
Tomorrow Practice Ignition will announce their Top 50 Women In Accounting from all of the worthy nominees – congratulations to all of you, someone took the time to recognise you and put your name forward.
Our Nicole and a number of our industry friends have been nominated again (3rd year in a row for Nicole)!
Are you flushing your marriage down the toilet as you try to save a few dollars by DIYing your bookkeeping and wasting time each evening or weekend trying to keep it under control?
Or worse, getting your other half to do it, even if they hate it?
Why not chose to dump the frustration and engage an expert to help you.
Time to subcontract to a licenced BAS agent bookkeeper to streamline 😉 your books.
If you are participating in JobKeeper v2.2 – it is now time to submit January actual and February estimated sales to the ATO.
Reports need to be submitted by the 14th February for you to receive JobKeeper payment for January wages.
The portal declaration is a legal document, fibbing to the ATO isn’t a good idea!
#GlobalBookkeepingWeek 2020 style
We can all agree that 2020 has been a crazy year and that’s especially true for bookkeepers.
We’ve been supporting our clients through some tough and scary times
Despite the massive upheaval that is 2020 – we’ve enjoyed another year being BAS agents!
#RaiseACup (maybe spike it first)
We need to lodge your March quarterly BAS by 25th May or you risk being fined by the ATO.
This the first BAS the ATO cashboost stimulus applies to.
The sooner we lodge, the sooner you receive the credit!
The JobKeeper portal is expected to open on Monday.
You can enroll when you become or are about to become eligible (this could be in anytime between now and September).
Ask your BAS or Tax agent for assistance.
In uncertain times it can be hard to know what is really going on.
Click for infographic summary
The Government is supporting small business to retain their apprentices and trainees. Eligible employers can apply for a wage subsidy of 50% of the apprentice’s or trainee’s wage paid during the 9 months from 1 January 2020 to 30 September 2020.
Post updated:
The Boosting Cash Flow for Employers measure will provide up to $100,000 back to business, with a minimum payment of $20,000 for eligible businesses. The payment will provide temporary cash flow support to small and medium businesses that employ staff.
