Personal insurance is an important aspect of financial planning, providing protection and security for you and your family in case of unexpected events such as accidents, illnesses, or death. However, personal insurance can also be costly, and many people are unaware of the tax deductibility of personal insurance premiums.
Read MoreNow's the time to review what strategies you can use to minimise your tax before 30 June 2023.
Here are 10 tax strategies to take into consideration:
Read MoreThe federal budget for 2023-24 was handed down on Tuesday 9 May by Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers. The budget includes several measures that will have an impact on your finances, both positive and negative
Read MoreLast night the Federal Government released the 2023/2024 budget.
Overall the tax changes were light compared to previous budgets, however there were some significant items that impact Superannuation, Small Business and Individual tax payers
Read MoreAction required: Your Pre 30 June 2023 Game plan
In the lead up to 30 June 2023, you have a number of opportunities to save tax. At the same time, we’ve just had some of the biggest tax changes occur over the last 12 months and you need to be aware how these may affect you and what options you have.
Please read this very important article – it will only take you 2 minutes – but it may save you thousands of dollars in tax and save you a lot of stress as a business owner.
Read MoreUnderstanding investment options for growth and diversification are essential for achieving long-term financial goals. Whether you are saving for retirement, planning to buy a new home, or building an emergency fund, investing your money can help you grow your wealth and achieve financial freedom.
Read MoreWith the end of financial year approaching quickly, NOW is the time to discuss with us the actions you can take before 30 June 2023 to reduce your tax and grow your wealth.
For 2023, key priorities are likely to include:
Reviewing whether you can still allocate trust distributions (from your Family Trust or Discretionary Trust) to adult children or parents as a result of the newly released ATO Tax Rulings
Maximising superannuation contributions – and using carry-forward amounts from prior years if applicable to make even larger superannuation contributions
Bringing forward deductible expenses
Deferring taxable income
Managing capital gains
Using a Family Trust or a “bucket company” to cap your tax at 25% or 30%
Estate planning and succession planning are generally not the topics that many people enjoy considering. However, proper planning for the distribution of your assets to your loved ones, including smooth transition of the control of your business or family trust (if any) to the next generation, is important to eliminate the risk of conflict and costly disputes in the future.
Read MoreWhen you retire, your superannuation is likely to become an important source of your income. That’s why it’s a good idea to top it up while you are working.
But did you know, there are also some excellent tax benefits you can take advantage of right now – just by making your own voluntary superannuation contributions?
Generally, money invested in super is taxed at a lower rate than your personal income tax rate.
In the lead-up to 30 June 2023, we want you to be aware of opportunities to save tax with super contributions.
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