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I would be completely lying if I said that this years budget didn’t sneak up on me. It’s OCTOBER! I was happily assessing clients for JobKeeper 2.0 eligibility – (and when I say happily I mean frantically) and suddenly it’s BUDGET NIGHT. Traditionally, this is one of my favourite nights of the year and withContinue reading
COVID Cashflow beyond JobKeeper
As the end of JobKeeper draws near, so does the awareness that this could cause a real change to the business cashflow. It’s important to start preparing for how this will effect your business now.
Going, going……almost gone
The SG Amnesty has given employers the opportunity to “fix up” any non payment or short fall payments of superannuation for their employees. However, time is almost up as we move quickly towards the 7th of September deadline.
JOBKEEPER 2.0
The much anticipated JobKeeper announcement was made yesterday………
Year End Process: STP Finalisation
Here are the steps that I recommend taking in order to finalise the payroll year and complete the STP finalisation.
Single Touch Payroll and Employees at Year End
As the end of the financial year draws near, employees begin to ask about their year end payment summary. Here’s some helpful information:
Why we are choosing to keep the Burleigh office temporarily closed
At IQ Accountants, we are experts in our field – tax and accounting. We are choosing to keep to office closed for now and continue working from home during our busiest time of the year.
Work from Home Tech Tools
In a welcomed break from Cashflow Boost, JobKeeper and other stimulus measures – I wanted to share the tools that we’ve been using at the IQ office to help make the work from home situation a little easier.
MYTH OR FACT?
JobKeeper – something so wonderful that seems so simple but with the multiple eligibility criteria, start date of March 30th and information roll out after that date and continuous changes…….this blog post clarifies some of the questions I’ve been consistently asked.
