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7 Easy Steps to Manage Your Short Term Cash Flow Effectively

7 Easy Steps to Manage Your Short-Term Cash Flow Effectively

Introduction Effectively handling cash flow is necessary for business owners, serving as a vital safety net rather than just a strategic move. The ups and downs in cash levels don’t just impact daily decisions; they significantly influence a business’s overall success or setbacks. A strong command of cash flow management is essential for navigating the […]

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SMSFs

SMSFs: Notable Aspects from the 2022-23 Federal Budget

Extension of the Temporary Reduction in Superannuation Minimum Drawdown Rates Because of the uncertain economy, the government has decided to continue letting retirees take out only half of the usual minimum amount from their superannuation (retirement savings) until June 30, 2023. This is good news because it means retirees don’t have to sell their investments

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Cybersecurity

ATO Offers Cybersecurity Advice for Self-Managed Super Funds

Introduction Where our information is at risk from cyber threats, keeping our personal data safe is really important. A recent cyber attack on Optus, where the personal info of 10,000 customers was exposed, reminds us how crucial it is to take steps to protect ourselves. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and the Australian Cyber Security

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SMSF

Making Your SMSFs Work Better: Why Spreading Your Investments Helps

Diversifying Investments: Boosting Returns for SMSFs A recent study from the University of Adelaide shows that spreading your money across different types of investments is a good idea. They looked at over 318,000 self-managed super funds (SMSFs) from July 2017 to June 2019. The study found that SMSFs with a mix of different types of

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Electric Cars

Exploring the Fringe Benefits Tax Exemption for Electric Cars

Understanding Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) To begin, let’s understand Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT). FBT is a tax from the Australian government that applies to certain non-cash benefits given by employers to their employees on top of their regular pay. These benefits could be things like giving an employee a company car for personal use, paying

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CGT

WHAT IS CAPITAL GAINS TAX (CGT) AND WHO SHOULD PAY IT?

Introduction Australia’s taxation system encompasses the taxation of capital gains. Typically, capital gains arising from the sale of assets like land, business assets, and intangible assets fall under the purview of Capital Gains Tax (CGT). It’s important to note that capital gains can also arise from various transactions that don’t involve asset disposal, such as

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