2010 - End of Financial Year Tax TipsThe end of another interesting Tax Year is rapidly approaching and we would like to bring to your attention some very important tax tips, strategies and concessions that could reduce your yearend tax bill as well as assisting with cash flow at a time when every extra dollar saved is crucial. Please note that the information below is of a general nature only and we strongly advise you to contact our office should you require further information on the suitability of any of the below strategies to your individual circumstances. We have divided the information into three sections as some taxpayers are eligible for additional concessions based on their turnover (Gross sales): 1. Small Business entities (SBE’s) with a turnover of less than $2 million excluding GST; 2. All Business Taxpayers regardless of turnover; and 3. Individual taxpayers Note: when looking at the $2 million turnover amount you basically need to include all businesses under your control regardless of whether it may be operating in one or more different entities. Click Here to Download the Document! 16th-June-2010 |
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