February Newsletter

With 2023 well underway now is the perfect time to get in touch so you stay on top of your tax and compliance before the year gets away from you. We offer a full suite of accounting services to assist your business so you can focus on what you do best. Electric Cars...

October Newsletter

October 2022 Budget Treasurer Jim Chalmers has handed down his first (and Labors first in 9 years) budget claiming it to be “family friendly” and “responsible”. As always the budget will now be debated in Parliament, we’ll keep you updated with any significant...

June Newsletter

Jack Lawrence Accountants and Advisors Superannuation Updates From 1st July 2022, if you are 67 to 74 year old and wish to make voluntary contributions to your superannuation, you must meet the work test requirement. For all other contributions, the requirement for a...

May Newsletter

As the cooler weather sets in Its hard to believe we are nearly at the end of another financial year. If you’re considering a change of accountants the this time of year is a great time to do this. With our industry knowledge we will work along side you to help...

December Newsletter

Job Keeper Update – JobKeeper Extension 2 Your business may be eligible even if it was not eligible for JobKeeper or JobKeeper Extension 1 JobKeeper Extension 2 will run from 4 January 2021 to 28 March 2021 The compliance required to receive JobKeeper Extension...

November Newsletter

Discretionary Trusts in NSW: The rules are changing: ‘Foreign Persons’, stamp duty and land tax Discretionary Trusts, commonly known as Family Trusts have become popular for tax planning purposes. Amendments to the NSW Duties act from 31st December 2020...

Happy 2021 Financial Year!

The 2020 financial year was heavily disrupted due to COVID 19. We are definitely in different times! The future is more uncertain than usual; Governments, banks, investors, fund managers to name a few are all scrambling to get their heads around the new environment...

May Newsletter

2020 has been a year of unpredictable circumstances; we were all caught off guard. Now is the time to speak to your tax professional to ensure you have a plan in place to manage the changes that may affect your tax liabilities. These changes are best managed in...

COVID–19 ECONOMIC SUPPORT AND CONSIDERATIONS

On Sunday morning the Federal Government announced a further $66 billion in economic stimulus to fight the effect on the economy of the virus.This $66 billion adds to the initial $17.6 billion, the $90b from the RBA and $15b from the Federal Government to deliver...

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