QLD COVID-19 financial support update Non-employing sole trader grant now available If you’re a non-employing sole trader that was financially impacted by a lockdown event, the Queensland government has made a $1000 financial support grant available to you. Applications are open now and will remain open until the 30 November 2021. For more information including eligibility […]
READ MOREWorking from home? 3 Practical tips for business owners
With COVID-19 impacting businesses across all industries, it may be time to consider if your team can work from home? If this is an option for you, it is essential that you implement procedures and policies that keep your team accountable to ensure continuity of your business Does your team have everything they need to […]
READ MORE2021 COVID-19 Business Support Grants for lockdown-impacted businesses in Queensland
Update 16 August 2021 Applications for the $5000 COVID-19 Business Support Grants will open at 12pm (midday), 16 August 2021 The grants will be available to eligible small and medium businesses and large tourism and hospitality businesses across Queensland affected by the August 2021 COVID-19 lockdowns. For all the information, visit the Queensland Government grants […]
READ MORENSW Government COVID-19 support package
Update 28 July 2021 NSW’s COVID-19 lockdown will go for at least another four weeks, prompting the state and federal governments to announce more financial lifelines for businesses and individuals. Here’s what you need to know: As of next week, the COVID-19 Disaster Payment will be boosted from $600 to $700 each week if a person […]
READ MOREQLD Business Boost Grant
Great news! The Queensland government has announced another grant available for Queensland businesses. The Business Boost grants program provides support to businesses to advance improvements in their efficiency and productivity. Your business may be eligible to receive a grant payment of up to $15,000 (excluding GST) to your proposed project. This support includes funded activities in 3 project areas: Future planning Specialised and automated software […]
READ MORETom’s top 3 productivity tips
A quick google of ‘productivity’ will lead you to an overwhelming avalanche of tips, tricks, hacks, and methods. But what really works? What methods are tried and tested? What could you implement to improve your day to create some more time? In celebration of World Productivity Day recently (20 June) we spoke to Walsh Accountants’ […]
READ MOREBudget 2021-22: The Balancing Act Budget
The Federal Treasurer, Mr Josh Frydenberg, handed down the 2021–22 Federal Budget on 11 May 2021. This was possibly the most anticipated budget in history as the government outlines its plans for economic recovery post-COVID. THE BIG NUMBER: Good news is Australia has experienced a stronger than expected economic recovery from the COVID-19 recession. This […]
READ MORETax planning strategies
Tax Planning is the epitome of creative accounting. It gives your Accountant the chance to look at your financial position and take advantage of numerous strategies and initiatives available to you to minimise the amount of tax you have to pay. 2021 is a particularly exciting year because there are multiple federal government budget announcements […]
READ MOREIncrease to employer super contribution rate
The minimum percentage employers are required to pay is set to increase with the next increase to 10% due on 1 July, 2021. The scheduled increase of the super guarantee rate from 9.5% to 10% on 1 July 2021 is still yet to be officially confirmed by the Federal Government, with Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg […]
READ MORE2020/21 individual and business tax rate changes
What does this mean for you? The Australian Government is lowering taxes for working Australians. Changes to the tax rates were designed to back small and medium-sized businesses and support middle income earners. What has changed? Individual tax payer Lowering the 32.5 per cent rate to 30 per cent in 2024-25, increasing the reward for […]
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