Posts tagged "Tax write-off"

YouTuber elmaxo spent hundreds of dollars on a 'collector's phlogistinator' for a video and believes the ATO should accept it as a work expense.

COVID-19 has left many SMEs with obsolete stock. Here are some measures that might help your business now and in the longer term.

Small businesses face a more complex tax time this year but some simple tips will help them to maximise their deductions, says Adrian Raftery.

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.

Tax agents have their licence cancelled after trying to claim family pets as guard dogs and personal training sessions as conference expenses.

The government will extend its instant asset write-off but has not announced any plans to improve the awareness or accessibility of the program.

Another extension of the instant asset write-off scheme is on the cards ahead of MYEFO, small business Minister Michaelia Cash says.

While the government's instant asset write-off scheme forms a key part of its small business policy, a large number of firms aren't using it.

In what's sure to be good news for Australian business owners, the popular $20,000 instant asset write-off tax scheme has been extended for 12 months.

When the federal government announced an extension of the instant tax write-off until 2018 small business owners rejoiced. Small Business …

The end of the financial year isn’t just a time to buy up big on hardware and software, it’s also a chance to consider your tech strategy fo…

Big business does technology differently to small business and we can learn a lot from it. The old story with technology is the three choice…