Every end of financial year, retail workers get busted for claiming expenses that don’t match the ATO’s rules. Want to avoid the ATO sniffing out your mistakes?
Every single end of financial year sees hospitality workers get caught for claiming expenses that fall outside the rules. Want to avoid the ATO’s eagle eye?
Every single end of financial year sees office workers pinged for claiming expenses they’re probably not entitled to. So how do you avoid the ATO net closing in?
How to take stock – and conduct a stocktake – before 30 June.
Normally we do a spring clean, but with business, we need to do a financial year clean.
In the final two weeks before tax time, there’s a growing list of things any business owner should be doing to prepare. Here are the priorities.
End of Financial Year (EOFY) should be an exciting time to reflect on your business performance, assess your growth and to plan for the next year ahead.
Review your expense accounts three weeks prior to submitting your tax to ensure your Profit and Loss statement is accurate in a timely fashion.
The great thing about the end of financial year is that you get to start over – so even if this year wasn’t the best you have a chance of re-invention.