9 End of Financial Year Preparation Tips (Fact Sheet Download)
The end of the financial year (EOFY) is a busy time for business owners. There are many things to finalise and prepare. To ensure your
Louise McLoughlin
13 June 2012
Our Blog
Welcome to our bookkeeping blog! We share bookkeeping tips, software updates and the latest news from the ATO. Sometimes we get a bit cheeky and let you know what we really think about this industry, but we try to behave ourselves most of the time! Enjoy the read and if you’re looking for anything in particular, hit the search button above.
The Tax Practitioner’s Board: Who & What?
On 1st March 2010, the six individual tax agent boards were replaced with one single board: The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB). This board was established
Louise McLoughlin
11 June 2012
Virtual Bookkeeping? Please Explain?
Okay so you run a small business and things are super busy! You’ve got lots to organise – employees, clients, projects, supplies, website, marketing and
Louise McLoughlin
29 April 2012
What are the Pitfalls of Virtual Bookkeeping?
Done well, the virtual bookkeeping relationship can be very beneficial for both the bookkeeper and the business owner. Done poorly, the virtual relationship will fall
Louise McLoughlin
29 April 2012
How to Work with Virtual Bookkeeper
Many SMEs are outsourcing their bookkeeping and BAS tasks to professional bookkeepers. This frees them up to get on with running their businesses and gives
Louise McLoughlin
28 April 2012
What’s this Fair Work Thing?
Are you up to speed with the new Fairwork Industrial Relations? If you aren’t, you should be especially if you are an employer! This modern
Louise McLoughlin
16 April 2012
Limit of 4 Years to Claim Input Tax Credits
As of 12/05/09, businesses will not be able to claim input tax credits for purchases more than four years old!
Louise McLoughlin
9 April 2012
Super Guarantee Rising to 12%
Superannuation contributions that you currently pay on behalf of your employees are set to rise gradually from the current 9.5% to 12% by 2025.
Louise McLoughlin
31 March 2012
Debtor System Example
In business cash flow is number one. Without it even the most successful business can slowly go under. Integral to maintaining good cash flow is
Louise McLoughlin
11 March 2012