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Dangerous driving? Penalties to increase.
Traffic penalties to increase from July 1, 2022. From 1 July 2022, high-risk driving behaviour that continues to cause serious injury and loss of life on our roads will face tougher penalties. If you have been charged with any traffic offence, such as drink or...
5 reasons why tax planning will maximise profits
Tax planning can help ensure you are maximising your business and its profits. Whether as an individual or a business, you can reap a lot of benefits from tax planning. And we can help with this to ensure you don’t have any surprises waiting for you at the end...
3 tips for success in starting a business!
3 tips to start a successful business. So you’ve been toying with the idea of starting a business. You have the idea, you have the means, so how do I monetise it? In a saturated marketplace, going out on your own can be extremely daunting....
Is it time to update your Will?
What is Estate Planning? Wills and Estate planning (also referred to as succession planning) is the process of putting strategies in place to ensure your personal and business interests are managed according to your wishes when you pass away or if you lose...
Are you ready for the changes to employee super guarantee?
Effective from the 1st of July 2022. In a little more than a month, two significant changes to the super guarantee will be made effective.Employers, you will need to pay super guarantee (SG) contributions to your employees who earn less than $450.00 per...
Ultimate business planning guide! Download your free e-book today.
Download your free guidebook to business start ups here. Everyone wants to be a business owner, capitalising on cash flow and quantum leaping into the lifestyle that comes with being your own boss. However, whilst this may sound like the natural...
Are you at risk of a DPN?
A recent ATO crackdown on unpaid tax liabilities could leave you being personally liable for the costs. A Directors Penalty Notice (DPN) refers to an ATO issued notice for unpaid tax liabilities, in which directors can be made personally...
Tradies in Paradise Incentive Scheme
The new Tradies in Paradise is set to incentivise tradies and building industry professionals to relocate to QLD! The Queensland Government “Tradies in Paradise incentive scheme” is set to target qualified tradespeople and building industry...
Handshake Deals – Are Verbal Contracts Legally Enforceable?
[Updated 24/10/2024 by Natashia Blank]“You’ve got a deal!"Have you ever said these words and later found out you were being held to this verbal agreement? Or, are you waiting for someone to follow through on a conversation they seem to have...
Preparing for retirement?
Do you wish to set up an Self managed superannuation fund? Self-managed Superannuation Funds are one of the fastest growing options for people wanting to ensure that they're provided for when they retire. The main difference between an SMSF and other forms of...
Have you been left out of a Will unexpectedly?
In the world of estate planning and inheritance, being left out of a Will can be an emotionally challenging and stressful experience. But this situation is more common than many people realise. If you find yourself left out of a Will, you may have...
ATO crackdown could lead your business to insolvency in 2022 – are you at risk of a DPN?
What is a Directors Penalty Notice (DPN)? A DPN refers to an ATO issued notice for unpaid tax liabilities which directors can become personally liable for. As we enter into the recovery phase of the pandemic, the ATO is recognising the resumption of...
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