As the world emerges from the pandemic crisis, regulatory authorities are once again turning their attention to compliance matters.
At the same time, some Not-For-Profit (NFP) organisations have found themselves under-resourced or not operating at optimal best practice levels. This means that they risk missing out on benefits available to them by virtue of their NFP status or exposing themselves to investigation.
What areas are the authorities looking at? How can you be prepared? What should NFP’s focus on to drive efficiencies and access all the benefits rightly due to them?
In the following webinar, Pitcher Partners Sydney discusses:
The importance of reviewing your Australian Business Register, Australian Taxation Office and other regulatory authority registration details
- Maximising claims for franking credits
- Remuneration planning and fringe benefit tax (FBT) compliance
- Business activity statements (BAS) reporting tips – payroll and finance team processes, identifying errors and how to resolve them
- What to do when your finance team needs help
The information presented in this webinar was accurate at the time of recording, 9 March 2023.
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