Strategies to legally minimise your tax bill, year-round.
Markup and margin are not the same number, and confusing them is why many tradies quietly undercharge on every job. Markup is…
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Selling a business car that cost more than the car limit? How the car limit affects the GST on your sale and…
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Most business owners focus on revenue — but profit margin is the real measure of business health. Learn the difference between gross…
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A bucket company caps trust distributions at the 25% company tax rate instead of your marginal rate. Learn how it works, who…
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The complete guide to Australian income tax rates and tax brackets for 2025–26. Includes tax-free threshold, LITO, Medicare levy, worked examples, and…
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Division 7A is an Australian tax rule that stops private company owners and their associates from taking money out of the company…
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Most business owners are building income. The ones who end up financially free are building wealth. The difference comes down to structure…
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The $20,000 instant asset write-off is now permanent for businesses under $10M turnover. Here is what qualifies, what does not, and how…
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Under Division 7A, the deemed dividend on a shareholder loan is capped by your company’s distributable surplus. Here’s how it’s calculated and…
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The biggest tax mistakes Australians make include poor record keeping, missing deductions, lodging late, using the wrong business structure, forgetting to set…
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You can claim up to $300 in total work-related expenses without receipts in Australia, provided the expenses are genuine, work-related, and you…
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Some of the most overlooked tax breaks in Australia include carry-forward super contributions, the small business CGT concessions, depreciation on property and…
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You can eliminate a Division 7A loan by repaying it in cash, offsetting it with a fully franked dividend, or placing it…
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Division 293 tax is an extra 15% tax on concessional (before-tax) super contributions for high income earners. It applies when your income…
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A family trust (also known as a discretionary trust) is a commonly used structure in Australia for asset protection, tax planning, and…
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Tax depreciation lets businesses and property investors deduct the declining value of assets over their effective life, spreading the cost as a…
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Trust distribution minutes are the written resolutions a trustee signs before 30 June each year to validly distribute a discretionary trust’s income…
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Mid-year tax planning means reviewing your position well before 30 June so there is time to act. By assessing your likely profit,…
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Many property investors miss thousands in tax refunds because they do not claim depreciation on their investment property. Without a tax depreciation…
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Are you a company director or business owner looking to withdraw funds from your company? You might be considering loans, dividends, or…
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Business tax planning means arranging your affairs before year end to legally minimise tax, through the right structure, timing of income and…
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Discover essential tax deductions for NDIS support workers, a crucial aspect to enhance your financial well-being while helping Australians with disabilities. Running…
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You can claim motor vehicle expenses for work-related driving using one of two ATO methods: the cents per kilometre method (88 cents…
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A good small business accountant saves you money by planning tax before year end, choosing the right structure, claiming every legitimate deduction,…
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Australian residents pay income tax at progressive marginal rates: nil on the first $18,200, then 16% to $45,000, 30% to $135,000, 37%…
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When starting or growing a business, the key tax considerations include choosing the right structure, registering for an ABN and GST, understanding…
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