Merry Christmas
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year! Enjoy your holiday break. Maybe we’ll see you at the beach?! We look forward to an even brighter 2019!
17/12/2018
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year! Enjoy your holiday break. Maybe we’ll see you at the beach?! We look forward to an even brighter 2019!
Have the grey ghosts at the tax office chalked your tyres? Have you overstayed the payment summary time limit? If you haven’t distributed them by the 14th July – expect to be towed away. Are your BAS lodgments in a no stopping zone? The fines aren’t cheap & they increase
We’d tell you an economics joke But there isn’t enough demand. 😆 Good financial record keeping isn’t a joke, unless you consider fines & interest from the tax office funny. If you are a DIY BAS lodger, the June quarter is due for lodgment & payment on 28th July. If
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Contact us if you’ve just realised EOFY wage reconciliations aren’t a picnic!
Don’t get all shook up, but today is Martini Day 🍸
It’s nearly EOFY, is it too early for an espresso martini?
Don’t stir up trouble, start the 2018/19 year on the right foot – make sure your bookkeeper is a registered BAS agent and let them manage it all for you!
Contributions for your employees for the January to March quarter are due (at the fund) by 28th April.
If you are using the ATO clearing house – make sure you use the new payment options!
If you are using Xero’s clearing house – make sure you pay 7 days prior to the due date.
And don’t forget to allow for the Anzac Day Public Holiday when calculating payment times.
Talk Like A Pirate Day be occurin’ Ahoy swashbucklers, set sail navigatin’ due dates, arrrr! Send yer dubloons to the bilge rats for yer August IAS by 21st September. 30th September – Payment summaries for yer crew need to be lodged to the ATO scurvy dogs by yer matey BAS
Your December BAS is soon due so remember to set funds aside for payment. If we haven’t already sent to you for e-sign, don’t worry, it’s coming.
