Capitaleyes Latest Accounting News

These changes will affect almost everyone, including families, workers, business owners and retirees.  
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If you performed some of your work from your home office during the 2022-2023 financial year, you may be able to claim a deduction for the costs you incurred, even if the space  you used is not set aside solely for work-related purposes.  
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Our website includes a number of tools and resource that will help us work more closely as well as help you find information needed to keep on top of tax and superannuation issues and changes.  
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Engaging overseas contractors can be an effective way for businesses to respond to their business needs. However, while there are many advantages to hiring overseas contractors, you must consider this against legal risks, such as the risk of sharing the personal information of Australian individuals with overseas parties.
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The RBA expects that inflation will return to target in mid 2025 but rising unit labour unit costs presents a significant risk for inflation.
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The multi-agency operation found documents that allegedly showed the employment of unlawful non-citizens.
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As a business, you may consider installing video surveillance on your premises to discourage theft or ensure the safety of your customers and personnel. However, your business may suffer significant legal implications if you do not adhere to legal requirements around filming or recording customers that enter your store.
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Key Tax Time Strategies  
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  Federal Budgets can involve a lot of content.  The following are a quick summary of the main issues.  The other related article has more detail.
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Many Australians own a holiday home, but according to the Australian Taxation Office, there are a small number of holiday home owners who, on average claim deductions that are six times higher than income earned from the property.
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The fine tuning of Single Touch Payroll is now endeavouring to disguise family violence leave.
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Small business will need to race to beat the cut-off date for the instant asset write-off scheme, says a tax principal at RSM Australia, or become ensnared in “significant red tape” once more onerous rules came back into force.
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