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  1. About/about/

    Who BTMH are and how the firm works.

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  2. Blog/blog/

    Articles on tax, business and superannuation.

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  3. Book an appointment/book-appointment/

    Book online, or talk to us about a time that suits.

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  4. Contact/contact/

    Phone, address, opening hours and an enquiry form.

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  5. Home/

    Accountants in Bondi Junction – tax, business, accounting, SMSF and growth.

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  6. Our team/our-team/

    The people at BTMH.

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  7. Pricelist/about/pricelist/

    Fixed-price fees for standard services.

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  8. Services/services/

    Everything BTMH does, grouped by the kind of work.

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  9. Bookkeeping/services/bookkeeping/

    We offer exceptional bookkeeping services, freeing you up to focus on what you do best. You can trust the BTMH team have your accounts organised, up-to-date and compliant.

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  10. Business Setup/services/business-setup/

    Starting a business in Australia takes more than an ABN. Work out whether the idea holds up, then the structure, the name and domain, the registrations, insurances and licences, and the reporting calendar you live with afterwards.

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  11. Departing Australia/services/departing-australia/

    Leaving for good – final return, closing your ABN, and claiming your superannuation back.

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  12. Disputes & Compliance/services/disputes-compliance/

    ATO objections, payment plans and overdue lodgements, sorted out efficiently.

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  13. Finance/services/finance/

    When you’re in business, advance finance planning is crucial when dealing with lenders.

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  14. Government grants/services/government-grants/

    Businesses often miss out on grants and subsidies available from various government agencies. Depending on your industry, operations, employment strategy, size of business and other various factors, y

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  15. GST and BAS/services/gst-and-bas/

    GST registration, quarterly and monthly BAS lodgement, and fixing statements that went out wrong. We are registered tax agents, which buys you extra time on every deadline.

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  16. How to become investor-ready/services/corporate-advisory/

    Whether you’re on the path for growth, look-out for investors or have prospective partners to join your business, we can help your business become a corporate success through advice on governance, rep

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  17. Investing in Australia/services/investing-in-australia/

    Australia has one of the strongest economies in the world. Our legal systems provide security, clear regulations and freedom of capital movement. We also have strong export and free-trade agreements.

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  18. Organic Growth/services/organic-growth/

    Plan the cash flow, people and resources your next stage of growth needs.

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  19. Payroll/services/payroll/

    Pay runs, Single Touch Payroll, super paid on payday, leave and terminations. Payroll is the compliance job that runs every fortnight and punishes the smallest lapse – and the rules changed on 1 July 2026.

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  20. Raising capital for your business/services/raising-capital/

    Growing businesses often requires significant investment to cover all requirements before expanded operations will return growing profits. There are number of ways to bring capital to business:

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  21. Self Managed Superannuation Funds/services/smsf/

    For many, a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) is a great avenue to plan for the future and take advantage of tax concessions. We can help audit your fund, manage compliance aspects, including ta

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  22. SMSF Audit/services/smsf-audit/

    Independent SMSF audits from an ASIC-registered auditor – for trustees, and for accountants who need an auditor at arm’s length from the fund’s books.

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  23. Structuring your business/services/business-structuring/

    Sole trader or company, and what a trust adds above it. Work through the structure decision with a short tool, then the liability, tax and ownership questions that actually settle it.

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  24. Tax for Travellers/services/tax-for-travellers/

    If you’re a visitor or a new Australian resident, the team at Business Tax & Money House in Bondi Junction can set you up with a Tax File Number (TFN) to handle your tax returns. A TFN is use

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  25. Tax Planning/services/tax-planning/

    Money not spent is money earned. Tax planning is not just calculating next year’s bill – it is timing, structure and superannuation decisions made while you can still change the outcome.

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  26. Tax Returns/services/tax-returns/

    We make sure your income tax return is compliant. We also thoroughly check your deductions to make sure you don’t overpay. We are efficient with all kinds of Australian tax returns, for all kinds of entities.

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  27. About/about/

    Business Tax & Money House, located in Bondi Junction, Sydney, is a registered tax agency that helps business operators and individuals not only meet their annual taxation obligations, but flourish fi

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  28. Hungarian/hungarian/

    Cégünk, Business Tax & Money House egy sokéves tapasztalattal rendelkező könyvelőiroda, ami Bondi Junction-ben található kelet Sydney-ben. Ügyfélkörünk kiterjed a magánszemélyektől a kis- és nagyválla

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  29. Pricelist/about/pricelist/

    Fixed-price services for standard services (indicative – see below)

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  30. Tax Health Check/contact/tax-health-check/

    Do you pay too much tax? Are you unsure of where your finances are, or whether you comply with all your tax obligations? Are you looking for a good accountant? Need a business tax health check?

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  31. Tom York and David Lipson have joined our team/tom-york-and-david-lipson-have-joined-our-team/

    We would like to welcome Tom York and David Lipson as our new Employees!

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  32. $1,000 SafeWork Small Business Rebate/safework-rebate/

    The SafeWork NSW Small Business Rebate is a $1000 rebate for small businesses who purchase and install eligible safety equipment and other safety related products. The rebate is designed to…

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  33. 10 essential points to consider in setting up a business in Australia/10-essential-points-to-consider-in-setting-up-a-business-in-australia/

    Starting your own business in Australia is an exciting yet challenging journey. The key to success lies in careful planning and understanding the essential steps needed at the outset. In this article,

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  34. 2026 Financial checklist for small business/2026-financial-checklist-for-small-business/

    Starting 2026 with a clear financial review helps small businesses stay compliant, manage cash flow effectively, and avoid last-minute tax issues. This checklist outlines the key financial areas every Australian…

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  35. 5% deposit scheme for first homebuyers now underway/5-deposit-scheme-for-first-homebuyers-now-underway/

    The expanded First Homebuyer Guarantee has officially begun, giving Australians looking to buy their first home a new opportunity. From October, first-time buyers can purchase a property with just a…

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  36. A Simple Tax Guide when Subdividing Your Land in NSW/a-simple-tax-guide-when-subdividing-your-land-in-nsw/

    A Simple Tax Guide when Subdividing Your Land in NSW Thinking about subdividing your land in NSW? Many property owners are transforming larger plots into smaller, more valuable lots. Here’s…

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  37. ABN vs TFN: Understanding the differences/abn-vs-tfn-understanding-the-differences/

    A TFN is your private tax identifier and you need one if you earn money in Australia. An ABN is your business's public identifier and you only need one if you run a business. Many people hold both.

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  38. ATO Lifestyle Assets Data-Matching Program/ato-lifestyle-assets-data-matching-program/

    The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has announced a New Data-Matching Program targeting lifestyle assets. This initiative aims to enhance tax compliance and provide a clearer understanding of taxpayers’ assets. The…

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  39. ATO Scams – What do I do?/ato-scams-what-do-i-do/

    Scams are easily the most prevalent danger we face in our day-to-day lives. Even if you are familiar with all the classic warning signs, your online safety is not guaranteed….

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  40. Boosting Australia’s Game Development Industry: Digital Games Tax Offset/digital-games-tax-offset/

    The Australian Government has recently introduced the Digital Games Tax Offset (DGTO). This initiative provides eligible game developers with a 30% refundable tax offset for qualifying Australian development expenditure starting…

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  41. Buying a house through your super? The rules just changed!/buying-a-house-through-your-super-the-rules-just-changed/

    If you’ve ever thought about using your self managed super fund to buy an investment property, there’s a new deadline you need to know about. From 10 August 2026, SMSFs…

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  42. Cash Flow Management – The Key to Financial Success of Your Business!/cash-flow-management-for-small-business/

    Let’s start with the purpose: Proper cash flow management is crucial to maintain liquidity and growth All business decisions must be made in consideration of cash flow impact Cash is…

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  43. Claiming business expenses: What’s allowed and what’s not/claiming-business-expenses-whats-allowed-and-whats-not/

    Running a business means you’ll have many expenses, but not all of them can be claimed as deductions at tax time. Knowing which costs you can claim helps you save…

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  44. Claiming vehicle expenses: cents per km or logbook method?/claiming-vehicle-expenses-cents-per-km-or-logbook-method/

    If you use your car for business purposes, you may be able to claim a tax deduction – but how you calculate that deduction depends on the type of vehicle…

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  45. Comparing SMSFs with Other Super Funds: What You Need to Know/comparing-smsfs-with-other-super-funds-what-you-need-to-know/

    When it comes to managing your retirement savings in Australia, choosing the right superannuation fund is crucial. Self-Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSFs) and traditional super funds both offer unique advantages and…

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  46. Coronavirus update/coronavirus-update/

    Ahead of the challenging time, we want to assure you that will continue providing our services to you, just in a different fashion. Yours and our Team’s safety is our priority….

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  47. Court ruling finds Australia’s backpacker tax illegal (for some)/australias-backpacker-tax-illegal-for-some/

    Around 150,000 backpackers travel to Australia every year on working holiday visas, with many finding work in the farming and hospitality industries. And now, in what’s being hailed as a…

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  48. Director ID/director-id/

    Director ID is your unique identifier to link you to all the directorships you hold in Australia. It is a new initiative of the government to eliminate fraudulent directorships, and…

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  49. Director ID reporting changes are coming from 1 July 2027/director-id-reporting-changes-are-coming-from-1-july-2027/

    From 1 July 2027, companies will need to provide director IDs to ASIC as part of some company updates. This may include: annual company reviews; appointing a new director; removing…

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  50. Director penalties: when a company's tax debt becomes yours/director-penalties/

    A company's debts are the company's – with three exceptions. Unpaid PAYG withholding, GST and super can be recovered from directors personally through a director penalty notice. What the notice is, how it arrives, and why the date on it matters more than the date you read it.

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  51. Employee vs Contractor – How to Get It Right in 2025/employee-vs-contractor-how-to-get-it-right-in-2025/

    In 2025, it’s important for businesses to understand the difference between employees and independent contractors. Getting this wrong can lead to tax issues and potential penalties. UNDERSTANDING THE BASICS The…

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  52. End of Low & Middle Income Tax Offsets in 2023/low-middle-income-tax-offsets/

    End of Low & Middle Income Tax Offsets The Low and Middle Income Tax Offset (LMITO) has been a significant benefit for many Australian taxpayers over the past few years….

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  53. FBT 2025 – What Employers Need to Know Before Lodging/fbt-2025-what-employers-need-to-know-before-lodging/

    The 2025 Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) year officially closed on 31 March 2025, and employers across Australia should now be turning their attention to their FBT reporting and compliance obligations….

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  54. FBT 2026 – how we approach it with clients/fbt-2026-how-we-approach-it-with-clients/

    Before lodging electronically, FBT, the key step is to confirm what employee-related expenses exist and whether they create an FBT obligation. This is how we approach it with clients. 1….

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  55. Federal Budget 2025–26: What It Means for You and Your Business/federal-budget-2025-26-what-it-means-for-you-and-your-business/

    Federal Budget 2025–26: What It Means for You and Your Business The Federal Budget for 2025–26, delivered on 25 March 2025, focuses on providing immediate support to households and businesses,…

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  56. FEDERAL BUDGET 2026-27: What it means for your business/federal-budget-2026-27-what-it-means-for-your-business/

    The Federal Budget has landed – and there’s quite a bit in it that affects how you run and structure your business. Here’s what you need to know, and what…

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  57. Federal Budget 2026–27: What it means for your personal finances/federal-budget-2026-27-what-it-means-for-your-personal-finances/

    Every budget brings change – but this one has some real bite for investors, especially owners of investment properties. Here’s what the 2026–27 Federal Budget means for your personal finances,…

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  58. Financial services – partnership with Pulse Markets/financial-services/

    This year, Business Tax & Money House is putting Money in the spotlight. Over the years, we’ve helped setting up hundreds of businesses and helped with their growth and success….

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  59. Fuel Response Payment Plan – our approach to assessing if you qualify/fuel-response-payment-plan/

    Fuel Response Payment Plan – our approach to assessing if you qualify Fuel Response Payment Plan is not a grant – it’s a fuel-related ATO payment arrangement for the taxes…

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  60. Guide to Australian Tax Updates: Income Tax Rates, Medicare Levy & SAPTO Changes/guide-to-australian-tax-updates-income-tax-rates-medicare-levy-sapto-changes/

    Where the individual tax brackets sit for the return you are lodging now and for the year in progress, plus the Medicare levy low-income thresholds and the SAPTO offsets – with the year each figure belongs to stated, because they move every July.

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  61. Has your business crossed a GST threshold? Here’s what changes from 1 July 2026/has-your-business-crossed-a-gst-threshold-heres-what-changes-from-1-july-2026/

    If your GST turnover has dropped below the $75,000 threshold, you may be eligible to cancel GST registration or move to simpler reporting options from 1 July.From 1 July 2026,…

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  62. How to calculate GST: why you divide by 11, not 10/how-to-calculate-gst/

    GST is 10% of the price before GST, which means it is one-eleventh of the price your customer pays. Take 10% off the total and you overpay the ATO on every invoice. Here is the arithmetic, both directions, with the shortcuts worth memorising.

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  63. How to get a bigger tax refund/travellers-bigger-tax-refund/

    Are you a traveller? Here’s how to maximise your return.

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  64. How to get your super back when you leave/super-leave-australia/

    If you’re leaving Australia, you may be eligible to get your super.

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  65. How to prepare for your tax return in 2023/tax-return/

    Please read this handy checklist before your appointment.

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  66. How to Protect Yourself from Tax Scam?/tax-scam/

    How to Safeguard Your Finances During Tax Season (and not only)? With tax time just around the corner, scammers are stepping up their game by impersonating the Australian Taxation Office…

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  67. How to Use Strategic Tax Planning to Reduce Your Taxes?/strategic-tax-planning/

    Tax planning is a vital aspect of financial management that allows individuals and businesses to optimise their tax liabilities. By strategically assessing and organising their financial affairs, taxpayers can legally…

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  68. Increasing Compliance Activity – ATO Small Business Benchmark/increasing-compliance-activity-ato-small-business-benchmark/

    There are many ways to improve your business’ performance. While a trip to the accountant is a great way to get professional help in the optimizing of business procedures, home…

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  69. Is a partnership the right business structure for you?/the-partnership-structure/

    If you’re thinking about going into business with a friend or family member, you’ll want to understand the partnership structure before you get too immersed in the other exciting aspects…

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  70. Is your business ready? The ATO is watching closer in 2026/is-your-business-ready/

    Is your business ready? The ATO is watching closer in 2026 The ATO can now see your bank transactions, contractor payments, even income from Uber or Airbnb – all cross-checked…

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  71. Key Changes from the 2024-25 Federal Budget that may affect you/key-changes-from-the-2024-25-budget-that-may-affect-you/

    With the new financial year just around the corner, we will soon see a few new taxation changes come into effect. Being formally publicised during the 2024-25 federal budget, some of the new changes t

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  72. Maximise Your Long Service Leave Entitlements: What You Need to Know!/maximize-your-long-service-leave-entitlements-what-you-need-to-know/

    Did you know you’re entitled to Long Service Leave (LSL) after working with the same employer for an extended period? Whether in the public or private sector, it’s a valuable…

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  73. Medicare Levy Surcharge – What It Is and How to Avoid It/medicare-levy-surcharge/

    The Medicare Levy Surcharge is an extra tax paid by higher earners who do not hold private hospital cover. It is settled through your tax return, and for many people basic hospital cover costs less than the surcharge itself.

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  74. Navigating Succession Planning and Exit Strategies/succession-planning-exit-strategies/

    Succession planning and exit strategies are vital for your business’s growth. A good plan guarantees a new owner’s success and lets you leave on your own terms, be it due…

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  75. New AML/CTF rules. What do they mean for BTMH Clients?/new-aml-ctf-rules-what-do-they-mean-for-btmh-clients/

    From 1 July 2026, new Australian Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) laws apply to certain services provided by accountants and advisers. As part of these requirements, BTMH may need…

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  76. PayDay Super – practical checklist for businesses/payday-super-practical-checklist-for-businesses/

    From 1 July 2026, super must be paid on each payday instead of quarterly. You can work through this internally, or we can help you review your setup. What this…

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  77. PAYG Instalments: What Are They All About?/payg-instalments/

    PAYG (Pay-As-You-Go) instalments are a form of pre-payment for your income tax obligations. The amounts you paid in your instalments will be credited to you on your tax return. If…

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  78. Preparing Yourself for Your Tax Return/preparing-yourself-for-your-tax-return/

    What to bring to your tax appointment, and what to have ready before you arrive, so the return can be finished in one visit rather than three.

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  79. Reduce the Cost of Your Energy Bills with Smart Upgrades/reduce-the-cost-of-your-energy-bills-with-smart-upgrades/

    Small changes around your home or business can make a significant impact on your energy bills. With the growing availability of energy-efficient appliances, it’s easier than ever to save energy,…

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  80. SafeWork NSW $1,000 Small Business Rebate/safework-nsw-1000-small-business-rebate/

    If you’re a small business owner in NSW, you may be eligible for the SafeWork NSW $1,000 Small Business Rebate. This rebate helps you purchase eligible safety items to make…

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  81. Shareholders Agreement: a Must-Have to Reach Common Goals/shareholders-agreement/

    If you’re going into a business with others, we strongly encourage you to put a decent Shareholders Agreement in place. When you plan your venture, your thoughts are most likely…

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  82. Single Touch Payroll for all employers/single-touch-payroll-for-all-employers/

    From July 1 2019, all businesses must use single touch payroll.

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  83. Small business CGT concessions: what you should know/small-business-cgt-concessions-what-you-should-know/

    If you’re a small business owner in Australia planning to sell or restructure your business, capital gains tax (CGT) may apply. However, the Australian tax system offers small business CGT…

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  84. Small Business Tax Management: Driving Success Through Effective Financial Strategies/small-business-tax-management/

    Why Small Business Tax Management is Essential for Growth Tax planning is a critical aspect of running a small business. It involves a comprehensive review of your business, personal goals,…

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  85. Small Business Technology Investment Boost and Small Business Skills and Training Boost/small-business-boost-2023/

    As part of the 2022–23 Budget, the Government announced it will support small business through the following new measures – Small Business Technology Investment Boost and Small Business Skills and…

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  86. Smart moves: why Sydney small businesses need a tax expert?/smart-moves-why-sydney-small-businesses-need-a-tax-expert/

    Running a café, freelancing, or selling online in Sydney? Managing Australia’s tax system can get complicated fast. From GST to super obligations, staying compliant while optimising finances is challenging. A…

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  87. Starting out as a contractor: what you actually need/starting-contractor-business/

    If you are picking up contracting work on site, you do not need a company, a trust or a business plan. You need an ABN, a bank account and a handful of things nobody tells you about – super, insurance and the reason the ATO already knows what you were paid.

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  88. Superannuation Guarantee rise/superannuation-guarantee-rise/

    An announcement from July 2023, when the SG rate rose to 11%. The rate has since reached 12%, and since 1 July 2026 super is paid on each payday rather than quarterly.

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  89. TAX FUNDAMENTALS/tax-fundamentals/

    Australian taxes are complex, and our primary job is to make you navigate and be compliant with all of them. To make our job more efficient, it helps if you…

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  90. Tax Offsets in 2023 – Introduction/taxoffsets/

    What are Tax Offsets or Tax Rebates? Tax offsets, or rebates, are ways in which you can lessen the tax on your taxable income. They are different to tax deductions,…

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  91. Tax Return 2023 – Useful Tips from ATO/tax-return-2023/

    As tax season approaches in Australia, it’s important to be aware of the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) guidelines when it comes to lodging your tax return. In this post, we…

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  92. The company structure: is it right for you?/the-company-structure/

    A company is a separate legal person that owns the business, signs the contracts and owes the debts. That line between the company and you is the whole reason most businesses end up in one – so it is worth knowing exactly where the line holds, and the three situations where it does not.

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  93. The new $1,000 deduction – and its one trap/the-new-1000-deduction-and-its-one-trap/

    From 2026-27, employees get an automatic $1,000 deduction for work-related expenses – no receipts, no logbook. Mostly that means less admin. But there is one catch that trips people up.

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  94. The New Toll Relief from July 2023/the-new-toll-relief-from-july-2023/

    The New Toll Relief from 1 July 2023 We all look forward to New Years, with parties, food, and fireworks. This new financial year has plenty to offer our clients…

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  95. The Research and Development Tax Incentive – 2023 Overview/rnd-tax/

    R&DTI – What is it about? The Research and Development Tax Incentive (R&DTI) offers companies offsetting eligible R&D activities costs. It was developed to encourage companies to innovate and grow,…

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  96. The rise of self-managed super/the-rise-of-the-smsf/

    What type of superannuation fund is appropriate for your needs?

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  97. The sole trader structure: Is it right for you?/the-sole-trader-structure/

    If you’re thinking of starting up the million-dollar business idea you’ve always dreamed of, you may want to prioritise structural business decisions before you get too carried away buying merch,…

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  98. The trust structure: discretionary and unit trusts explained/the-trust-structure/

    A trust is not a thing that trades so much as a way of holding something. Understanding who the trustee is, what the deed says and why the income has to go out every year is most of what you need before deciding whether one belongs in your structure.

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  99. Top cyber security tips for businesses (2026 Guide)/top-cyber-security-tips-for-businesses-2026-guide/

    Cyber security is not just a technical issue – it’s a business risk. If your business data is lost, stolen or compromised, recovery can be costly, time-consuming and damaging to…

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  100. Top cyber security tips for individuals (2026 Guide)/top-cyber-security-tips-for-individuals-2026-guide/

    Cyber criminals are constantly looking to steal personal information, money and identities. The good news is that many cyber-attacks can be prevented from using basic security habits. This guide covers…

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  101. Understanding Australian Backpacker Work and Holiday Tax in 2023/work-and-holiday-tax/

    Australia has got a reputation in the backpacking world for its culture, scenery and people. Holiday labor is also pretty integral to many of our farms and other seasonal industries….

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  102. Understanding Student Loans System in Australia/student-loans-in-australia/

    Universities and other facilities offer a myriad of different student loans and means in which to pay for higher education. As higher education becomes ever more important in opening up…

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  103. Unit trust or company? What actually decides it/unit-trust-vs-company/

    Both give every owner a defined, transferable stake, so both work between unrelated parties. The choice turns on two things that pull in opposite directions: whether profit can stay in the entity, and whether the character of income survives the trip out to the owners.

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  104. We’re moving our Bondi Junction office/moving-bondi-junction-office/

    After 6 years on 78 Spring Street, we’ve outgrown this office, but still love the location. We’re moving not more than 200 meters away, so we are still in a…

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  105. What can you actually claim on tax?/what-can-you-actually-claim-on-tax/

    With the EOFY deadline finally here, getting prepared for your tax return should be your top priority if you want the best return possible. This means it’s time to stop…

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  106. What is Superannuation Guarantee?/what-is-superannuation-guarantee/

    Superannuation Guarantee is the super an employer must pay on top of wages. It is 12% of qualifying earnings, and since 1 July 2026 it has to reach the fund within seven business days of each payday rather than once a quarter.

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  107. What to Consider When Planning a Significant Acquisition? Large Transactions and Tax/large-transactions-tax/

    People plan significant acquisitions from various angles. But large transactions, such as purchasing expensive equipment, taking out strategic lease, investment property or holiday house, may have different tax implications. However,…

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  108. What we have learned from another year of helping australian businesses?/what-we-have-learned-from-another-year-of-helping-australian-businesses/

    As the year draws to a close, we’ve been reflecting on what 2025 has taught us – about business, growth and people. Because behind every balance sheet, there’s a story….

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  109. Why it’s never too early to prepare for tax time/prepare-for-tax-time/

    It’s amazing how quickly tax time rolls around. One minute you’re buying gifts for Christmas and enjoying the Australian summer, and the next it’s time to exercise your brain as…

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  110. Why should every business owner keep a travel diary?/why-should-every-business-owner-keep-a-travel-diary/

    When you travel for business – meeting clients, visiting suppliers or attending conferences – it’s important to keep clear records of your activities and expenses. This helps you claim tax…

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  111. Work from Home? Learn about 2023 Tax Return Changes for WFH Employees/work-from-home-tax-2023/

    The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has announced some major tax changes affecting the millions of Australians who work from home. These changes will alter the way in which individuals can…

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  112. Working from home deduction: what the 70c rate actually means/working-from-home-deduction-what-the-70c-rate-actually-means/

    Working from home? You can claim related costs as a cents-per-hour worked method. ATO allows a claim of 70c per hour worked from home. Here’s how it works and where…

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  113. PL-About/po-polsku/o-nas/

    Tomasz Murmyło, założyciel Business Tax & Money House (BTMH) oraz główny doradca podatkowy w firmie zawsze myślał inaczej o zarządzaniu potrzebami księgowo-podatkowymi swoich klientów. Tomasz stara si

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  114. PL-Biznes z Polski/po-polsku/otwarcie-biznesu-w-australii/

    Australia oferuje wiele możliwości, także biznesowych, nawet jeśli wydaje się specyficznym i bardzo odległym, wręcz nieosiągalnym rynkiem. Tymczasem polski biznes w Australii ma ogromny potencjal.

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  115. PL-Dla Biznesu/po-polsku/rozliczenia-biznesow/

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