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In the latest of its job stimulus packages, the Government unveiled its JobMaker credit to help businesss stimulate jobs growth along with other measures squarely aimed at up at a business-led recovery from the coronarecession. In this month's update, we explore how hiring credits, instant asset write-offs, loss carry-back and payroll are likely to impact your business this tax year.
As always, if you have any queries, contact our team on 9957 4033.
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The Government announced JobMaker hiring credits as part of its 2020-21 Federal Budget. So what is it and can it benefit your business? |
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Tax deductions for investing in your business The Government's October Budget laid the ground for businesses to invest into their business – how can you ensure you maximise your deductions? The Australian Tax Office has indicated how it will address over payment of JobKeeper and the actions – if any – it will take. |
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If your company has made a loss, you may be able to claim a tax refund for tax previously paid on profits. |
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JobKeeper clawback begins with $120m so far The ATO has been very clear that it will seek to clawback JobKeeper payments that have been paid to illegible companies. |
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Don't forget to update your PAYG tables for employees The ATO released its new PAYG tables last month and employers need to adjust their payroll accordingly. |
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