We love supporting our community, and our young female athletes. The Under 16 Tarragindi Tigers Girls Football team are now proud wearers of a female cut jersey provided by Hall Chadwick QLD. Greg Kelly, Director of Hall Chadwick QLD handed out the new jerseys at the Esher St Club House on Sunday prior to their game against Newmarket FC, read more here.
The Australian Government has announced that the Pandemic Leave Disaster Payment has been extended. This payment is a lump sum payment to help employees during the time they cannot work and earn income because they have to self-isolate or care for somebody who is self isolating. Read more on this extension and what it can mean for employees.
In this issue of Corporate Advisor, we explain 13, financial-reporting, corporate-governance regulatory topics of crucial importance to CFOs and Directors.
30 June 2022 reporting is the focus. We detail ASIC-focus areas, the lessons from of its financial-reporting surveillance program, and changes to AFSL reporting. Read more on these important issues in our winter edition of Corporate Advisor.
Grants of up to $200,000 (excluding GST) are now available to eligible businesses. Applications are now open and expressions of interest close on Thursday, 7 July 2022. Read more about eligibility and how your business can apply.
The ATO’s Small Business Superannuation Clearing House (SBSCH) online service will be unavailable from 11:30pm on Saturday 25 June to 7:00am on Sunday 26 June 2022 AEST, due to a planned outage for maintenance. Scheduling payments too close to 30 June 2022 may mean the super payments do not clear in time. Read more about the potential implications to employers.
If you’re already involved in, or considering the Non Fungible Token (NFT) space you need to be aware of the potential tax implications of buying and selling NFTs.
In our simple guide, we explain NFTs, their trading nature and importantly, the tax treatment and GST implications of NFTs.
Read on to understand the evolving and complex space of NFTs here.
With the end of financial year fast approaching, now is a good time to think about opportunities and risks that should be addressed before 30 June 2022.
To help you with this, we have included some of the key issues that clients should be thinking about pre year end. If you would like to discuss any of these, or other things that are on your radar, don’t hesitate to contact your Hall Chadwick team.
Read our 2022 Year End Planning guide here.
The ATO has released further clarity on how COVID related expenses including the cost of tests will be treated at tax time and emphasised their firm stance on what will be tax deductible. Read more about what expenses can be claimed, and the ATO stance on those expenses that will not be eligible.
There is an exciting new opportunity for businesses looking to export to new markets, with expertise available at no cost. Read more about the Launch U Trade Accelerator program and how you may be able to utilise this free program to explore export opportunity.
It’s getting closer to the time that FBT returns need to be lodged, so it’s important to understand that there may be a change to the FBT liability of your business when it comes to one employee benefit, car parking. Read more about the change to FBT here.
