Looking for a simple way to support causes that matter to you while also getting a tax benefit? Many Australian employers offer workplace giving programs, which provide a hassle-free way to regularly donate to charities that are deductible gift recipients (DGRs).

Are you considering becoming an independent contractor, consultant, or freelancer? If you're starting a new career path, it’s important to understand the personal services income (PSI) rules that may apply to you.

If you're a business owner or work in payroll, you're probably aware of the importance of meeting your Pay As You Go (PAYG) withholding obligations.

As part of the 2024-25 Budget and now officially legislated, the $20,000 instant asset write-off limit has been extended for another 12 months until 30 June 2025. This extension continues to provide valuable support for small businesses.

When reviewing the expenses you can claim as deductions on your tax return, are the fees you pay to your financial adviser among them? The answer is both yes and no! There are specific limits on what can be claimed, and the ATO has recently clarified the types of fees that individuals can claim.

In today’s sharing economy, platforms like Airbnb make it easier than ever to earn extra income by renting out a spare room or even your entire home. While this can be financially rewarding, many Australians are unaware of the tax implications that come with these arrangements. Understanding your obligations can help you avoid unexpected tax bills and penalties.

If you’re planning to upskill or undertake professional development this year, you might be eligible to claim some of your self-education expenses in your 2024–2025 income tax return.

If you're starting a business or considering switching from being a sole trader to a company, tax considerations play a vital role in choosing the right business structure. Let’s explore the key tax differences between operating as a sole trader versus a company.

Starting 1 January 2025, new incentives for Build to Rent (BTR) developments are available as part of the Federal Government’s “Homes for Australia” plan, which aims to increase the housing supply.

As a small business owner, getting your GST right is crucial, but mistakes can happen, even to the most careful among us. If you’ve realised you’ve incorrectly charged GST on a sale, don’t worry – there are steps you can take to correct it.