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I have been so pleased and grateful with the results, and your commitment to getting my GST sorted. I am also very thankful for the lady that put me in touch with Tori as without her I would never of known about you and would never of used a company from another State. I have found your professionalism and understanding of what you are doing so refreshing and made me feel confident in dealing with you as I was getting myself more and more worked up. I really am grateful and hope to have a long relationship with Aegis Business Services, and hope to get to meet you all in the not so distant future.
Jenna, has been wonderful with always supporting me and giving me instructions that I have been able to follow. I know I will still make some errors but I do have my notes to always fall back on. Thank you Jenna you’re a legend.
Here’s to 2021 and our future dealings.
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Last night was the Federal Budget announcements, our friends at Tax Nuggets have compiled this summary of the 2024/25 budget items which look to affect small businesses and individuals. Note that some of these changes are not yet law.
In May each year, Aegis Business Services, through its audit insurance provider, Audit Shield, offer our clients, for whom we are the
nominated tax agent, to be covered by our audit insurance policy.
Read our blog to find out more about audit insurance and whether you should take up the offer. Our previous blog also includes two case
studies about a couple of recent ATO audits we’ve assisted our clients through.
With the increase in ATO audit activity, we have put together a couple of case studies around recent audits we have helped our clients through. Have a read on our blog.
In both personal finances and business management, tax planning is a vital practice that goes beyond simply reducing tax bills. While minimising taxes is important, tax planning involves a more holistic approach aimed at optimising financial efficiency and aligning with long-term financial goals. Let's delve into what tax planning really entails and its broader implications:
Have you received a letter or notice from the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) with a big coloured band across the top?
What the ATO will consider a deductible expense and what they won't.
Helping both employers and employees understand their rights and responsibilities.
Are you considering claiming car expense deductions under the log book method against your employment or sole trader business income? Here
are some key requirements for this type of claim.
Have you sold any assets? Could you be liable for Capital gains tax?