ATO issues integrity warning to employers over PAYG withholding cash flow boost
Changes to PAYG have been introduced to assist small and medium businesses in response to COVID-19.
COVID-19 stimulus package to support individuals
The Federal Government has released details of its second stimulus package in response to COVID-19 (coronavirus), with five new measures to provide support payments to lower income Australians and individuals most affected.
COVID-19 stimulus package to support businesses
The Federal Government has released details of its second stimulus package in response to COVID-19, outlining support to business and employers.
Federal Government announces second COVID-19 economic stimulus plan
On 22 March 2020, the Federal Government announced further economic stimulus measures for individuals, business and the banking sector to support Australia through the unprecedented societal and economic impact of COVID-19 (coronavirus).
NSW releases COVID-19 stimulus package
The NSW Government has announced a major $2.3 billion health and economic stimulus package to protect the community and help protect jobs in the face of the COVID-19 outbreak over the next six months.
Government coronavirus stimulus package to assist businesses with cashflow
The Federal Government has announced a $17.6 billion stimulus package to counter any economic downfall that may be caused by COVID-19 (coronavirus).
Understanding JobKeeper payments
This week the Federal Government announced a subsidy program to help businesses affected by COVID-19 cover the costs of their employees’ wages.
Director penalty regime extended to include GST
The Federal Government’s package of reforms aimed at addressing illegal phoenix activity is now law. One of the more significant measures under the reforms is the extension of the director penalty regime to include GST and other indirect tax liabilities of a company.
Superannuation Guarantee Amnesty
If you have ever contemplated a review of your superannuation guarantee obligations and processes, the ideal opportunity to act is over the next six months.
The collapse of Holden calls for a scrapping of the luxury car tax
Monday’s announcement of Holden shuttering its Australia-New Zealand lines is a sure sign that the luxury car tax (LCT) has got to go.