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Business Accounting

Considerations when buying business assets
Every business owner will reach a time when they have to think about buying business assets. Perhaps they need a fleet of laptops for their sales team, or maybe new company vehicles… or it could even be purchasing a commercial property.
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What you need to consider when hiring employees
It’s great to have a growing business. But what happens when you have grown so much that you realise you can’t do it all on your own? There comes a time when you might have to think about hiring employees. And when that happens, do you know where to start?
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Do you need a bookkeeper?
As a business owner there are often many tasks you manage that aren’t directly focused on growing your business. We ask the question – do you need a bookkeeper? Would it be a useful service for your business… or is it an easy job to keep in-house.
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Helpful tips for managing debtors
No business owner likes to chase unpaid invoices… it’s time consuming and stressful. Plus, it can create unnecessary tension between you and your clients if you have to constantly follow them up. Here are some useful tips to manage debtors and get money in your bank!
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Running a small business - sole trader or company?
It’s a question many business owners have to ask themselves… should you run the business as a sole trader or a company structure? We often help our clients make this decision and during the process we highlight some key points for them to consider.
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Specialised accountants for psychologists
Providing care for clients is always the primary focus but it’s important that a psychologist also manages the financial aspect of their services. We are specialised accountants for psychologists.
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The benefits of modern accounting processes
One of the most laborious tasks for any small to medium sized business owner is managing the accounts. But by embracing modern accounting processes you can alleviate some of the stress related to managing your business finances.
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EOFY business accounting tips
With 30 June looming it’s time to start getting your business accounting prepared for the end of the financial year. We know that for many businesses it’s been a challenging twelve months but it’s important that you don’t miss out on tax minimisation opportunities.
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Managing cash flow in your small business
For your small business to survive and thrive, managing cash flow effectively is crucial. By conducting regular cash flow ‘health checks’, you’ll be able to see where you are spending your money, where you can improve, and most importantly… where you can grow.
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What to know before buying a business
As business accountants, we regularly meet Australians who are interested in buying an existing business. This type of business ownership can be both exhilarating… and daunting. Before you plunge into buying a business, here are some questions you should ask.
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Why you should know your business value
Valuing a business is more than just the dollars in the bank… it includes all your physical assets and intangible elements such as customer loyalty and brand recognition. These all have significant worth and must be taken into account when determining business value.
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The benefits of real-time business accounting
Information is power. If you have the right information about your business – your cash flow, your shortfalls, your revenue, your employees – then you have the capability to make changes for the better, at the right time. That’s the power of real-time business accounting.
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Do you have the right business accountant?
Selecting a business accountant is one of the most important decisions you can make. While there are many accountants who are good at what they do… they might not be the best fit for your business. The right accountant will save you time and money.
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Business planning for 2020
Planning for the new year ahead is often daunting. From budgets and goals to increasing productivity and adjusting business structures, it can all become a bit of a blur. But gaining clarity about your business is the best way to set solid foundations for the future.
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The importance of your business structure
Determining the correct structure for your business is one of the most important processes you can undertake. It’s crucial that you select the most appropriate structure for your circumstance. We can provide you with guidance and help you set up your business so that it can truly succeed.
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Single Touch Payroll for everyone
Single Touch Payroll (STP) has changed where every employer will be required to use the system from 1 July 2019. If you are still using a manual system to pay your staff, you will need to change soon.
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Extension and increase for instant asset write-off
Officially, the $30,000 instant asset write-off has been passed by both houses of parliament on 4 April 2019. This means that from 7:30pm AEDT 2 April 2019 to 30 June 2020, assets purchased less than $30,000 will be entitled for an immediate write-off.
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Implementing Single Touch Payroll (STP)
With the new super rules beginning on 1 July 2017, your requirement to report information about your SMSF and the pensions it pays you and other fund members may be changing. This is driven by the introduction of the new $1.6 million transfer balance cap which limits the amount of assets you can use to pay pensions from super with.
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Early stage innovation companies (ESIC)
Tax incentives for early stage investors were announced by the government in its National Innovation and Science Agenda on 7 December 2015. The incentives are designed to promote entrepreneurship and innovation, by connecting start-up companies with investors to assist entrepreneurs in developing innovative companies.
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Transfer pricing record-keeping made simple
Companies, trusts and partnerships can simplify their transfer pricing record-keeping requirements if any of following options applies.
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Simpler BAS reporting from 1 July 2017
From 1 July 2017, Simpler BAS will be the default GST reporting method for small businesses with a GST turnover of less than $10 million.
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Six key differences between a contractor and an employee
Okay, so you’ve registered a company name and you’ve got your own ABN. Does this necessarily mean you’re now automatically a contractor?
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Assistance for unincorporated small business
The following changes affecting small businesses have been recently passed by the federal government in principle and is currently waiting royal assent
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Changes to transfer pricing documentation requirements
Businesses are now required to have the transfer-pricing documentation prepared before the time the entity lodges its income tax return for the income year relevant to the matter (or matters).
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Simpler Business Activity Statement (BAS) for small businesses from 1 July 2017
A simpler BAS will become the default GST reporting method for all small businesses from 1 July 2017. This measure was originally announced in the 2016/17 Federal Budget and is designed to reduce GST compliance costs for small businesses,.
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Health care professionals – Xero & Cliniko
The accounting landscape for small and medium business enterprises has changed dramatically over the past few years and along with it the software used to manage businesses. The health care industry is no exception.
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Small business turnover threshold to increase to $10m
The small business entity turnover threshold will be increased from $2m to $10m from 1 July 2016. The increased threshold means businesses with an annual turnover of less than $10m will be able to access existing small business income tax concessions.
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