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.
Category Archives: Tips and Hints
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.
JobKeeper – Update
What a week this week was! Some of the information that I am going to share with you now was provided to me as late as Thursday and in the accountants world (yes, picture thousands of accountants hidden behind screens geeking out about JobKeeper) there is SO MUCH DEBATE about some of these things andContinue reading “JobKeeper – Update”
PAYG Instalment Relief Options Available
The Australian Taxation Office is offering some relief options to assist those impacted by the Coronavirus. One of these is that quarterly payers of PAYG Instalment Tax can vary their March quarter down (to NIL) and/or claim a refund of the instalments paid for September and December 2019 quarters. This is PAYGI – this isContinue reading “PAYG Instalment Relief Options Available”
Q & A with Simone Richardson Financial Planner Henderson Matusch
The $10k withdrawal from superannuation has attracted more subscribers than expected. I sat down with SImone Richardson from Henderson Matusch to get her advice about this hardship option for individuals.
JobKeeper – REGISTER, watch and wait
JOBKEEPER – If you haven’t yet registered, it is important to do so even if you previously thought you weren’t entitled. This blog post explains why.
Q & A with Denise O’Reilly – Expert Employment Lawyer
Q and A with Denise, Director from O’Reilly Workplace Law covering current issues relating to COVID-19.
March 22nd 2020 – Government Stimulus announcement details
On March 22nd, the Prime Minister and Treasurer announced the 2nd round of government stimulus which provides more than $66b in COVID-19 economic support. Here’s my take on it.
SUPER Good News
This week the governments superannuation amnesty bill was waved through the Senate. It took almost two years but it finally happened and for clients with outstanding superannuation – this is definately good news. In basic terms, the bill allows an “amnesty” for employers to pay superannuation that hasn’t been paid before and make up forContinue reading “SUPER Good News”
The busyness of being in business
Being in business is a never ending cycle of lists and checkboxes, making sure we stay up to date on the various deadlines that we need to adhere to and those that we self impose. It’s easy to become overwhelmed in the busyness of business. As we near the end of another financial quarter, there’sContinue reading “The busyness of being in business”
