At TAG, our priority is the health and well being of our clients and our team. Whilst there is currently no direct impact on TAG’s service, we are putting in precautionary measures to minimise any COVID-19 risks…
Further to the Stimulus Package announced last week by the Australian Government to combat the economic impact of the COVID-19, the ATO have now advised the following…
Last week, in response to the recent Coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak, the government announced a stimulus package intended to support business and consumer confidence, employment and business continuity.
The Federal Government has passed a law that basically eliminates the CGT exemption for main residences to Australians living overseas.
The ATO recently announced that work-related car expenses are one of their key focuses. Ensure your clients’ record keeping for car expenses is up to scratch to avoid any issues with the ATO.
For small employers, with 19 or less employees, need to report through STP from 1 July 2019. Large employers, with 20 or more employees should now be reporting through STP.
As the end of financial year approaches, it is important that you take the time to focus on tax planning and tax issues that affect you before 30 June 2019 arrives.
Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, delivered the Federal Budget on 2 April 2019. We have summarised the Federal Budget essentials for our clients including individuals and small business owners.
In the lead up to the Federal Election one item that has sent a shiver of fear through SMSF Trustees is the proposed removal of franking credit refunds.
In this short 3 minute video, Tony Rule explains the importance of cash flow management for business.
Kenneth Hayne is due to release his findings and recommendations about the banks and financial services industry in early February.
TAG Financial Services was recently featured at the MYOB Incite conference, in a video series on ‘The Connected Practice’.