Board meetings work – it is hard to argue with the facts. Read this article by Tony Rule to find out why.
Why do Board Meetings consistently improve business results?
BOAA Event – Alternative ‘Exit’ Strategies and Life Plans
TAG Partner Tony Rule will be hosting and presenting at the next BOAA Business Owners Session, discussing alternative ‘exit’ strategies and planning for your future.
Are you missing your BAS or IAS?
Update – The ATO will no longer issue paper instalment notices for PAYG and GST quarterly instalments….
Are you eligible for JobMaker?
If you are a business owner, have you thought about whether you are eligible for the JobMaker hiring credit scheme?
Provisions for Temporary Carry Back Losses
As it is coming up to tax planning time for businesses, it is a good time to consider whether you can take advantage of the 2020 Budget announcement that will allow the carry back tax loss rules similar to previous carry back loss rules.
Important change to property purchases in family trusts
Welcome to the New Year. With the volatile market in 2020 due to COVID-19, we saw many investors considering a move to property investments, from shares and managed funds.
5 important business lessons from 2020
TAG Partner Tony Rule reflects on what we have learned during a testing 2020, and what we should take into 2021…
Superannuation – What to expect in 2021
TAG Manager Emma Partenza outlines some of the superannuation changes that we can expect in 2021…
Rewarding your team this Christmas (with FBT considered)
Coronavirus has meant that the festive workplace Christmas party has become a logistics issue for businesses. So, what can you do differently to celebrate, and possibly reward your team for their additional efforts during this challenging year?
2020 Budget – What’s in it for you and your business?
The 2020 Federal Budget is a combination of the Old and the New. Perennial favourites such as asset write offs, apprentice and trainee subsidies, individual tax cuts and infrastructure spending projects are supplemented by fresh initiatives…
Should you cancel your insurance cover?
Often when things get financially tight, people start reviewing their expenses. Although insurance is an easy expense to cut back on, you need to beware that it can cost you dearly in the long run and that it does provide a parachute when things go wrong.
How REAL is the Victorian Government Stimulus Package
After a good start at helping businesses get through this virus-based recession, it appears that the politicians have gone back to what they do best – playing politics and selling spin.