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Now and then we will have legitimate reason to complain to the taxman, and we have every right to do so. -
Lifelines for your business: Grants and other funding programs are available from the government. Search here if you need a helping hand.
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Key points from the 2013-14 federal budget ... and what it means for you. -
Grain, wool, beef, seafood and wine: Australia’s regional areas are of crucial importance to the country’s fortunes -
Looking ahead: Strategies and options to help you understand, plan and enjoy retirement. -
Good record-keeping means good business. Find out tips, tricks and lists that you need to keep your small business running smoothly.
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Datamatching:
Where the Tax Office gets its information, and how much it already knows about your affairs.
Not happily ever after – what happens to the superannuation fund -
Increase in Medicare levy will affect other tax rates
24 May 2013 – Taxpayers should note that a number of other tax rates that are linked to the Medicare levy will also increase.
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Market Watch – Building and construction reminders, Cash flow headache
23 May 2013 – Expect an ATO letter if you're a building or construction business, while businesses waste numerous hours on overdue debts.
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Most businesses want a Coalition government: Dun & Bradstreet
23 May 2013 – More than a third of businesses view a Coalition election victory as more favourable for their operations than a Labor Party win.
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Businesses reveal election priorities for the next Australian government
22 May 2013 – The company tax rate reduction, personal income tax reductions, and the removal of the carbon tax are small business's top priorities.
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How to correct BAS errors
21 May 2013 – A lot of confusion centres on the distinction between errors requiring an adjustment and those that are simple mistakes.
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Budget provides funding for trust crackdown
20 May 2013 – The government is intending to apply pressure to discretionary family trusts, and has the funding to make it happen.
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