Tax Implications on Crypto Investor
The profile of an investor is an person or entity that is intending to create wealth through long-term capital growth, or by having regular dividends and payments from investments. An investor holds any provided asset for an extended period, typically...
Read moreHow does cryptocurrency get taxed in Australia
Cryptocurrency has emerged as an alternative digital asset at the present time of uncertainty and of automation of businesses. The initial advantage of cryptocurrency was the apparent obscurity of its users. However, with time, as cryptocurrency evolved to become mainstream,...
Read moreExtension and increase to immediate asset write-off to $25,000
The Government has announced that the threshold small business entities to claim an immediate deduction for depreciating assets will be increased to $25,000 (up from $20,000). The increased threshold is intended to apply from 29 January 2019 until 30 June...
Read moreSingle touch payroll extends to all employers by 1 July 2019
Legislation extending Single Touch Payroll (STP) to all employers on 1 July 2019 passed Parliament in February 2019. The legislation will create a few practical issues for smaller employers. Xero, MYOB and most Australian accounting software are STP compliant but...
Read moreInterest on seized unclaimed accounts
Despite it being easier than ever to track and find – and despite years of public awareness campaigns to that effect – as many as half of all Australians have lost touch with or not claimed super worth up to $16.8 billion....
Read moreTime to start thinking about tax time
The countdown to the end of the financial year is on and that means you should start to focus on your end of financial year position and any tax planning that is appropriate for you. Don’t leave it till the...
Read moreThe pitfalls of accessing your company profits
The pitfalls of accessing your company profits One of the benefits of operating a business through a private company is the ability to access a flat 30% tax rate on profits. However, shareholders often forget that the 30% corporate tax...
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