We know you’re busy, but with June 30 closing in, we’ve compiled a short list of tax housekeeping tips that could save your business cash and make sure that you don’t pay more tax than necessary.
Forewarned is Forearmed! These will need to be addressed ‘before June 30‘ in order to take full advantage of this knowledge. This is a busy time of year for all of us, so please call us today if you’d like some help with preparing for the EOFY!?
With just over a month left until June 30, entrepreneurs are scrambling to be ready for one of the most stressful events of the year… tax time.
With this in mind, SmartCompany has asked tax expert Greg Hayes of Hayes Knight to answer your big tax questions.
When you register for this webinar, SmartCompany will give you the opportunity to leave a question for Greg, who will answer the 10 most frequently asked questions plus as many others as possible.
Topics likely to be covered include:
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The media has widely labelled the 2010/2011 Federal Budget the ‘no-frills’ budget and they are not wrong. The Government has released a Budget filled primarily with past announcements, leaked initiatives and a myriad of technical amendments.
The Government’s response to the Henry Review released at the beginning of this month was an anti-climax. The Government have released only the first phase of reforms and left the majority of the Henry Review recommendations untouched. This does not mean that we will not see any further reform; it’s just that there is no definitive timeframe for further announcements.
Selling your business is about more than putting a ‘for sale’ advertisement in the newspaper or engaging a broker. Before you sell, there are a few key questions you need to consider.
Here we give you some valuable insight into some of the key issues you’ll face in the sale process, when is the best time to sell, how much your business is worth and more. FIND OUT MORE
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