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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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Natural Disasters can be a scary and confusing time, causing devastation to businesses, individuals and communities. If you have opted to shut down your business during a Natural Disaster, you need to check if you are required to pay your staff.
Did you as a small business owner (less than 15 employees) know that from 1st January 2025 – it is a criminal offence if you intentionally underpay staff.The ATO have issued the Voluntary Small Business Wage Compliance Code and Fair Work have published a guide that sets out the code and offers practical advice and tools.
As we begin 2025, be mindful of misdating transactions, such as entering them as January 2024 or December 2025. This can lead to financial errors and tax issues. To avoid this, lock prior year files, double-check dates and watch for future-dated entries. Staying vigilant ensures accurate and compliant bookkeeping throughout the year.
With public holidays and festive cheer around the corner, it’s time to ensure your staff gets paid on time—even if the banks don’t! We’ve got tips to help you avoid payroll headaches and keep your team smiling this season.
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🎄🎅As we come into the “silly season” let us share with you the rulings on what the ATO will consider a deductible expense and what they won’t.🎄🎅
TLDR: update your sign in settings to only the MyGov username. In this blog, Tori shares her personal experience with an attempted hacking.
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is changing its approach to collecting unpaid tax and super, focusing on businesses that have not responded to reminders. If your business has overdue obligations, it’s crucial to act now to avoid serious consequences.
The new financial year means new tax rates; increased superannuation guarantee rates; minimum wage increase and award rates increases. But
when do they all apply?
There are a lot of questions floating around on social media about when the new tax withholding, super & award rate increase apply. What
happens if the days worked in the pay week splits across the end of financial year?? There’s also a lot of incorrect information being
provided and a lot of guess work.
Read our Blog for the correct information.
Finally, with only 3 business days left of the 2024 financial year, the Australian Parliament has passed the bill to legislate the
increase in the Small Business Instant Asset Write Off from $1,000 to $20,000 for the period 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024. We are now just
awaiting “Royal Assent” for this measure to become law. Royal Assent these days is pretty quick and is essentially a rubber stamp
process. This measure was announced in the May 2023 budget and has taken more than a year to pass through both houses of government.
Read our blog to find out what this means for your business.