There are heaps of small business owners out there doing great things – lets recognise them today!
What an easy way to support a small business during Small Business Week.
Who can you write a google review or LinkedIn recommendation for?
Anyone who has owned/run a small business knows its a hard slog.
Over the last 25 years we’ve worked with countless small businesses – we salute your drive, ambition and determination to make it all work. We’re a small business too and we know what it takes to survive, let alone thrive.
Small business owners, how are you going to celebrate yourself this week?
Don’t forget to record when your staff take annual or sick leave to make sure leave balances are up to date.
Need help to make sure your records are correct? Ask an expert to help.
January-March super contributions must be received (by fund) by 28th April.
Payments should be authorised right now (Xero recommends by 2pm today) as it can take several days to process and there are a bunch of public holidays coming up.
Easter public holidays vary by state.
Not sure? Ask for help to make sure you get it right.
Make sure everything is uploaded to ReceiptBank / Dext and you’ve sent us your bank statements so we can get to work.
Using our BAS agent extension – the due date is 25th May.
Act now!
The deadline to apply has been extended to 29th April. You still need to meet all of the same eligibility requirements.
Need help? Ask us!
January-March super contributions must be received (by fund) by 28th April.
Severe penalties will apply for late payments.
(or why you should move to one who does)
The ATO says:
You are legally required to keep records of all transactions relating to your tax and superannuation affairs as you start, run, sell, change or close your business.
There can be legal and financial consequences if your business doesn’t comply with these record-keeping requirements.
If you’ve just realised you could find yourself in a spot of bother – ask us to help you move to electronic record keeping – it really is a smart move.
Dont know anything about Fringe Benefits Tax? Ask your accountant about what other expenses might attract this sneaky tax. It could apply to anything fun (or entertainment related) like parties, events and gifts. Don’t get caught out with a surprise tax bill!
