Hi [fname] Welcome to the June edition of the Baker Affleck Moffrey newsletter – the final month in the Australian financial year. This edition we focus on:
As 30 June approaches we remind you to plan for the end of this financial year and the start of another year. If you do not have an appointment booked with your accountant it is never too late to act - click here to book an appointment with one of the team at Baker Affleck Moffrey. Kind regards Creating a safe haven By Ashley Tiplady Whether it be commencing a new business or planning for private wealth creation, consideration of a few “golden rules” can go a long way to obviating any pain in the event that things turn sour. Click here to view full article
Insolvency data reveals tough times Businesses are increasingly pessimistic about the year ahead, Click here to view full article
ATO targets SMEs with revenue losses The ATO advises that a large number of businesses in the small- As a result, the ATO is stepping up its engagement and compliance focused losses programs and campaigns. Click here to view full article Penalties surrounding investments harsh The new insurance rules applying to SMSF collectables are difficult Click here to view full article
Business tax related updates What is the GDP adjustment? Click here to view full article Small Business Entity (SBE) - Prepayment strategies
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Super related updates Excess contributions tax - administrative penalties Click here to view full article ATO focus on employer super obligations Click here to view full article
Team profile - Jane Toomey Jane was born in Lilydale, Victoria; moved to Hervey Bay when Click here to view full article Economic Update By NAB Private Wealth |
Newsletter No. 22 Dates to remember SMSF Series - all sessions have been fully booked - we will therefore hold repeat sessions as follows: Advanced Strategies with Super – repeat session Responsibilities of Trustees – repeat session
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according to the latest Dun & Bradstreet Business Expectations Survey, which shows businesses have lowered their predictions for sales, profits and employment for the September quarter.
to-medium (SME) market segment are reporting revenue losses following the global economic downturn.
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she was nine, and then moved to the Gold Coast for university when she was 18. She loved the lifestyle so much she decided to stay. Jane being a very independent, only child recently entered the exciting world of buying her first home. She is thoroughly enjoying using her creative side to do major renovations to her new home.