From 1 April, we recommend you move to payday super payments to de‑risk the July cutover & reduce cashflow impact. Are you on
track if not contact us to get the support you need.
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From 1 July 2026, employers must ensure super contributions are paid at the same time as wages. This is a major shift from quarterly
payments and will require payroll, process and cash-flow changes.
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Confused about when the new super rate, minimum wage and award increases kick in? You're not alone—and there's a lot of misinformation out there. We've broken it down simply so you can stay compliant and avoid costly mistakes.
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💡 Want to pay less tax this year? Our latest blog breaks down simple, smart strategies to help Australian employees legally reduce their
tax bill before 30 June 2025. From super tips to work-from-home claims—it's all here!
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Natural Disasters can be a scary and confusing time, causing devastation to businesses, individuals and communities. If you have opted to
shut down your business during a Natural Disaster, you need to check if you are required to pay your staff.
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Did you as a small business owner (less than 15 employees) know that from 1st January 2025 – it is a criminal offence if you intentionally
underpay staff.The ATO have issued the Voluntary Small Business Wage Compliance Code and Fair Work have published a guide that sets out the
code and offers practical advice and tools.
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As we begin 2025, be mindful of misdating transactions, such as entering them as January 2024 or December 2025. This can lead to financial errors and tax issues. To avoid this, lock prior year files, double-check dates and watch for future-dated entries. Staying vigilant ensures
accurate and compliant bookkeeping throughout the year.
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With public holidays and festive cheer around the corner, it’s time to ensure your staff gets paid on time—even if the banks don’t!
We’ve got tips to help you avoid payroll headaches and keep your team smiling this season.
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🎄🎅As we come into the “silly season” let us share with you the rulings on what the ATO will consider a deductible expense and what they
won’t.🎄🎅
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The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is changing its approach to collecting unpaid tax and super, focusing on businesses that have not
responded to reminders. If your business has overdue obligations, it’s crucial to act now to avoid serious consequences.
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The new financial year means new tax rates; increased superannuation guarantee rates; minimum wage increase and award rates increases. But
when do they all apply?
There are a lot of questions floating around on social media about when the new tax withholding, super & award rate increase apply. What
happens if the days worked in the pay week splits across the end of financial year?? There’s also a lot of incorrect information being
provided and a lot of guess work.
Read our Blog for the correct information.
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Finally, with only 3 business days left of the 2024 financial year, the Australian Parliament has passed the bill to legislate the
increase in the Small Business Instant Asset Write Off from $1,000 to $20,000 for the period 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024. We are now just
awaiting “Royal Assent” for this measure to become law. Royal Assent these days is pretty quick and is essentially a rubber stamp
process. This measure was announced in the May 2023 budget and has taken more than a year to pass through both houses of government.
Read our blog to find out what this means for your business.
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Last night was the Federal Budget announcements, our friends at Tax Nuggets have compiled this summary of the 2024/25 budget items
which look to affect small businesses and individuals. Note that some of these changes are not yet law.
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In May each year, Aegis Business Services, through its audit insurance provider, Audit Shield, offer our clients, for whom we are the
nominated tax agent, to be covered by our audit insurance policy.
Read our blog to find out more about audit insurance and whether you should take up the offer. Our previous blog also includes two case
studies about a couple of recent ATO audits we’ve assisted our clients through.
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With the increase in ATO audit activity, we have put together a couple of case studies around recent audits we have helped our clients
through. Have a read on our blog.
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In both personal finances and business management, tax planning is a vital practice that goes beyond simply reducing tax bills. While
minimising taxes is important, tax planning involves a more holistic approach aimed at optimising financial efficiency and aligning with
long-term financial goals. Let's delve into what tax planning really entails and its broader implications:
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Are you considering claiming car expense deductions under the log book method against your employment or sole trader business income? Here
are some key requirements for this type of claim.