Finance

The COVID-19 crisis has thrown many businesses into uncharted waters, but it's not too late to do some urgent tax planning. Here's Adrian Raftery's advice.

JobKeeper is approaching its twilight days and with almost one million businesses set to be kicked off the program in September, there's plenty to keep in mind.

The ATO will give some sole traders extra time to lodge their 2018-19 income tax returns, in order to apply for JobKeeper payments.

SMEs that always keep an eye on the approaching tax man risk failing to see the big picture and achieving long-term success, says Jun Yan of Ravit Insights.

The only constant about tax is change. Here are some of the tax changes coming into play from July 1, 2020.

The government has deemed employers using ridesharing services such as Uber will be eligible for Fringe Benefits Tax exemptions.

For startups, this EOFY, more than ever, it's all about "cash, cash, cash", says Standard Ledger founder and startup accountancy guru Remco Marcelis.

With the end of the financial year looming, sole traders are being reminded to declare JobKeeper and JobSeeker payments to avoid nasty bills down the track.

Are you considering giving up your leased commercial business premises to instead run your business from home? If so, there could be important CGT implications down the track.

With many Australians working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, tax time will be a different affair this year. Here’s what you need to know about claiming tax deductions for your expenses while working from home.

The end of financial Year is approaching and there's plenty of changes to understand in 2020. Here are key EOFY tips for SMEs and sole traders to help you stay on top of your affairs.

The federal government will suspend the indexation of tax instalments for more than 2.2 million taxpayers will be suspended in the 2020-21 financial year.