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 ensuring that debtors pay their accounts in a timely manner. This can be easier said than done and sometimes things just don’t go to plan. Debtors don’t always pay their accounts on your terms for one reason or another.
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Did you know that the ATO may have one address on record for your Activity Statements and a different one for your income tax?
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Continuing with our series of free fact sheets, today we release our fact sheet about Recipient Created Tax Invoices. What are they? When do you use them? What needs to be included in them? Find out by downloading our free fact sheet. Also included,
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While most supplies or sales are taxable in the world of the Goods and Services Tax, there are some supplies and sales that are treated differently. These are called input taxed supplies. To find out more about this, download our free fact sheet below:
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If you’ve been breathing, had one eye open, and living in Australia for the past 21 years, you’ll know that most sales and purchases you make are subject to the Goods and Services Tax (GST), currently 10% on top of most items and services. You will also be aware that a receipt or invoice you receive when purchasing goods and/or services is called a tax invoice. But do you really know everything you need to know about tax invoices?
Do you know what should be included on a tax invoice? Do you know that there is more than one type of tax invoice? Do you know when/why you need a tax invoice? No? Well, we have written a Tax Invoice fact sheet which will provide you with all of the information you need and you can download it here to keep. Happy reading!
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From 1st July 2010, if you have 20 employees or less, you can access the Federal Government’s Clearing House for superannuation guarantee payments. This makes paying super so easy.
(NOTE: As of 1st April 2014, the Australian Taxation Office will run the clearinghouse. Read more about this in this blog).
The Clearing House is the result of a 2007 Federal Election promise. Currently, employees can nominate which super fund they wish you to pay into on their behalf. This may mean that you have to pay into several funds each month which can be time-consuming and costly if you outsource your payroll. The Clearing House relieves you of this burden and allows you to pay your employees’ super into one location – the ATO clearinghouse. Payment of your employees’ super contributions with the ATO immediately relieves you of your legal liability for payment of such super. The use of this facility is free of charge and you can register for this service with the ATO on their website now.
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Need to know how to set up combo items in Saasu? View our video below and find out how:
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We are trying something different this week for our blog (well different for us anyway!). We have created a video blog as part of our “How to” series for Saasu. Hope you like it. Please leave your comments below and let us know how we can improve our videos or any changes you think should be made etc.
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Sometimes a client’s BAS cannot be lodged on time for whatever reason – illness, disaster, death in the family, accounts in a mess….. etc. In these types of situations, you can assist your client by applying for a BAS Lodgement Deferral.
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Today I am starting a new blog series of “How To’s” in Saasu (and eventually in Xero too :-)). Today’s blog explains how to create a sales invoice in Saasu. Follow these easy-to-follow steps and you’ll be raising invoices by the dozen in no time at all!
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