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Self-Employed Tax Crunch: Why Half Miss the Deadline

With just days remaining until the October 31st tax return deadline, a significant number of self-employed Australians are facing a last-minute rush to file their tax returns. A recent study by Hnry reveals that nearly half of self-employed individuals have yet to file, and a

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Top 4 tax scams targeting Australians this tax season

As we enter tax season, authorities are already warning Australians are to be on high alert for tax scams. Cybercriminals are amping up their scam activity, with a predicted 400% increase of scams during EOFY. Alarmingly, this year has seen a rise in impersonsation scams

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87% of accounting firms to raise prices for company tax returns

Ignition, the leading revenue generation platform for accounting and professional services, today revealed what Australian accounting firms currently charge and planned fee increases for tax and compliance services as part of an in-depth pricing benchmark study. Based on a survey of 250 accounting decision makers

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Top 6 accounting mistakes made by Aussie SMEs

Leading financing company OptiPay has revealed the top six accounting mistakes being made by Australian small businesses. CEO Angus Sedgwick says many business owners view accounting as a chore, yet it is one of the most critical aspects of success. “We often see owners putting off their

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Government grants and support for small business

With many small businesses facing high interest rates, inflation and flagging consumer demand, make sure your small business is taking advantage of all the government support available. Grants, loans, rebates and subsidies are available across a range of industries, business types and purposes, including for

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Employee taxes: a small business guide

It’s that time of year again. Learn about the best time to lodge your tax return, what you can and can’t claim and how to start the new financial year on the right foot. The best time to lodge Filling out your tax return gets

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1 July important EOFY changes for small business

New instant asset write-off thresholds, updated tax rules, increased superannuation payments and a rise in the minimum wage are among changes coming into effect on 1 July, says Bruce Billson, the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman. “It is essential that small business owners

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