With EOFY fast approaching, it’s best to reach out to us sooner rather than later to talk through deducting your work-related expenses correctly, and any steps you need to be aware of before 30 June.
Our advice throughout tax time is vital to avoid common errors. The benefits of regular contact with us, including letting us know when your circumstances change, are key to avoiding mistakes.
With tax time looming, are you up to date on which marketing expenses you can claim for your business? Read this article to learn more.
The Budget proposes positive changes to superannuation, an extension of the low and middle-income tax offsets and a boost to aged care services. We summarise some of the key points from the Budget but, remember, these are subject to the passing of legislation.
Work-related expenses can be complex, so it’s important to consider seeking professional advice from registered tax agents like Carrick Aland prior to lodging your tax return.
When it comes to lodging your individual tax return, Carrick Aland notes the important distinction between taxable income and assessable income.
If you work as a sales professional, find out what you can claim as deductions for expenses incurred as an employee in real estate.
If you work as a nurse, midwife or carer, find out what you can claim as deductions for expenses incurred as a community and personal service worker.
