Taxpayers Australia Inc - TaxSmall Business
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GST: The tax on goods and services is everywhere. What are your business's obligations? -
Tax time 2013: Tax tactics for your business
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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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Audit. It's a word that can send a shiver down your spine. The fact is that being targeted for a tax audit is a very real possibility.
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Research confirms what you probably know — admin is a time waster
19 June 2013 – Keeping transaction records, tax reporting, and paying bills and wages consumes the most time for Australian small businesses.
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Changes planned for employee share schemes
18 June 2013 – A review of employee share scheme regulations, with a focus on the taxation treatment of such schemes, is set to take place.
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Yes, you can claim GST credits for employee reimbursements
18 June 2013 – Tidying up the loose ends, even the little ones, can make a difference to a small business's bottom line.
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Market Watch – End to discounting, Government lag in paying business
7 June 2013 – Businesses are moving away from discounting, while business satisfaction with major banks dips further.
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End-of-year tax tactics for your business
6 June 2013 – There are legitimate ways to go about minimising your business's tax liability, and some simple tactics to achieve this.
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What is TASA, and why is your financial adviser wringing his hands?
6 June 2013 – Soon, financial advisers who give tax advice as part of their financial planning services must become registered tax agents.
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