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2021 Budget White Paper

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has handed down his second Covid Budget continuing the position adopted in his original Budget. The Coalition Government has continued to spend money at the expense of the Budget deficit, on the basis that continued spending is required to ensure that the economic recovery is maintained.

What may feature in the 2021 Federal Budget?

Next Tuesday evening the 2021 Federal Budget will be handed down by Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg. The Government have already been out and about spruiking some new initiatives and reminding us of previous announcements that are now imminent.

The Reality of the Federal Budget

The Federal Budget has been delivered and lots of analysis undertaken by all sides as to whether the money spent was too much (Australia will have $1 trillion of national debt), not enough or not targeted in the right place. But what does it all really mean?

Loss Carry Back – How do they work?

One of the levers utilised by the Federal Government in its Budget was the re-introduction of the loss carry back rules. The general rules provide that losses can only be recouped looking forwards.

Federal Budget 2020 – our expert analysis

With last year’s Federal Budget reference to being “Back in Black” a long forgotten memory, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has laid out how the Federal Government plans to kick start the economy and drive growth in a post (or almost post) COVID era.

Your checklist for EOFY

It’s that time of year again – the end of the 2020 financial year has finally arrived. After a tough 6 months that no one anticipated, the close of the financial year feels different this time around.

Super Amnesty – Are you a candidate?

There are BIG penalties if employers do not fulfil their Super Guarantee (SG) payments and Charge Statements.

Foreign residents, OECD and turning a blind eye

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses and people are unable to undertake their normal business operations or perform their work from the usual locations.

Short cut your home office expense claims

The ATO have announced a temporary simplified short cut methodology to claim home office expenses specifically for the period 1 March 2020 to (at least) 30 June 2020.

Accessing the ATO Portal – Action required

No doubt you have read that the ATO are undertaking an IT upgrade following all of their recent problems. As part of this process that ATO are phasing out the use of AUSkey, the target end date for AUSkey being March 2020. AUSkey is the way through which your computer is identified by the ATO systems.

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2021 Budget White Paper

What may feature in the 2021 Federal Budget?

The Reality of the Federal Budget

Loss Carry Back – How do they work?

Federal Budget 2020 – our expert analysis

Your checklist for EOFY

Super Amnesty – Are you a candidate?

Foreign residents, OECD and turning a blind eye

Short cut your home office expense claims

Accessing the ATO Portal – Action required

Why us

What we do

Who do we help

Work with us

What we think

Working to give back

Contact us

Personal Tax & Superannuation

Topic filters

2021 Budget White Paper

What may feature in the 2021 Federal Budget?

The Reality of the Federal Budget

Loss Carry Back – How do they work?

Federal Budget 2020 – our expert analysis

Your checklist for EOFY

Super Amnesty – Are you a candidate?

Foreign residents, OECD and turning a blind eye

Short cut your home office expense claims

Accessing the ATO Portal – Action required

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