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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has chosen to keep its official cash rate unchanged at 4.1% for the third consecutive month. This decision comes as the RBA carefully evaluates whether the recent significant increase in borrowing costs, the sharpest in three decades, has been effective in curbing inflation. During its September board meeting on […]

In a rapidly evolving business landscape, where change is the only constant, the accounting profession is no exception. Gone are the days of manually sifting through stacks of paperwork and crunching numbers on calculators. The digital era has ushered in a wave of transformation, redefining how accountants work, the services they provide, and the value they bring to organizations. Welcome to the world of digital transformation in accounting.

For a majority of Australians who file their tax returns, receiving a tax refund is a common occurrence. However, there are instances when the refund amount falls short of expectations.

Check if you need to declare foreign income and pay tax, the tax you pay depends on your residency for tax purposes.

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).