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As the new financial year dawns upon us, it's crucial to allocate dedicated time to review and streamline your financial matters, ensuring a smooth course for the upcoming year. While this period can be anxiety-inducing, it doesn't have to be. By adhering to several uncomplicated measures, your small business can mitigate the usual stress associated with tax-related activities.

Records are usually a receipt but can be another form of written evidence (such as an invoice). There are some record keeping exceptions which apply to small expenses ($10 or less) hard to get receipts keeping travel allowance expense records keeping overtime meal allowance records.

To claim a deduction for a work-related expense you must meet the 3 golden rules: You must have spent the money and you weren't reimbursed The expense must directly relate to earning your income

You must include all the income you receive during the income year as an IT professional in your tax return, this includes: salary and wages, including cash or bonus payments allowances

To claim a deduction, you need to get and keep records to prove you incurred the cost of the expenses. You will also need to be able to show how the expense relates to earning your employment income.

To claim a deduction for a work-related expense you must meet the 3 golden rules: You must have spent the money and you weren't reimbursed The expense must directly relate to earning your income You must have a record to prove it (usually a receipt).

You must include all the income you receive during the income year from being an employee office worker in your tax return, this includes: salary and wages, including cash or bonus payments allowances.

Dr Philip Lowe, Governor of the RBA, said that while Australia's inflation has passed its peak, further tightening will keep occurring until the inflation target is met. High inflation makes life difficult for everyone and damages the functioning of the economy. It erodes the value of savings, hurts household budgets, makes it harder for businesses to plan and invest, and worsens income inequality.

The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has provided important updates for tax agents to consider regarding their clients' 2023 tax returns. These changes will impact both individual and company tax filings. Tax agents are advised to familiarize themselves with these alterations and understand their potential impact on their clients' returns.

Rising interest rates and the surging cost of living are putting more Australians under mortgage stress, according to a new report. PEXA’s Emerging Mortgage Risk report has found that families in certain locations around Australia are allocating 40-60% of their income to meet their home loan repayments – putting them at a high level of mortgage stress.