3 things you should know coming into Tax time
As tax time approaches, all the information out there can seem a little overwhelming! We’ve put together our top 3 things you should know about as the end of the financial year approaches, to help you get the most out of your tax deductions.
If I was 25 again I would… be wary of investment fads
Today it’s crypto-currencies like Bitcoin. In 2000 it was technology shares. In 1987 it was shares in general, and way back in the seventeenth century investors were going nuts over tulip bulbs.
How to Turbo boost your Retirement Savings
In this article we take a look at the issues that impact on super balances and detail how salary sacrificing works. We go on to look at a case study to explain the tax and contribution benefits.
If I was 25 again I would… Pay more attention to my Super
I would take mental ownership of it rather than thinking it’s just something for old people to worry about.
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Three-Minute Financial Check-up
While the standard of living is constantly improving in Australia, economic disruptions, stagnant wage growth and continually increasing house prices are putting more and more people under financial stress.
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2022: The year ahead
2021 was to be the year we returned to a post-COVID normal however the pandemic has fundamentally changed the way many of us operate in our personal and work lives.
Here is some of what we can expect in 2022:
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Preparing for the Director ID regime
Directors are now required to register for a unique identification number that they will keep for life.
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What happens to your superannuation when you die?
Superannuation is not like other assets as it is held in trust by the trustee of the superannuation fund. When you die, it does not automatically form part of your estate but instead, is paid to your eligible beneficiaries by the fund trustee according to the rules of fund, superannuation law, and the death nomination you made.
Unwinding COVID-19 Relief
COVID-19 support will roll back as states and territories reach vaccination targets.
The National Plan, the road map out of COVID-19, does more than provide greater freedoms at 70% and 80% full vaccination rates, it withdraws the steady stream of Commonwealth financial support to individuals and business impacted by COVID-19 lockdowns and border closures. We look at the impact and the support that remains in place.
Divorce, Superannuation and the Gender Divide
New legislation will help prevent superannuation assets from being hidden during divorce proceedings.
From 1 April 2022, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will be able to release details of an individual’s superannuation information to a family law court.