Recession Buster Newsletter Edition #1
13 Oct

The COVID-19 pandemic not only triggered a global health crisis, it also plunged Australia into recession for the first time in three decades. As such, a lot of business owners are in unfamiliar territory and we are here to help you navigate your way through this extraordinary and challenging period... Read More…

2020-21 Federal Budget Summary
9 Oct

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg presented his second budget on October 6 in what was described as the, "most important budget since World War II". As expected, there is massive expenditure to reboot and stimulate the economy after the economic devastation brought on by the coronavirus pandemic... Read More…

Business Lessons From a Pandemic
20 Sep

As business owners, we need to learn from experience because history has a habit of repeating itself. Going forward we need to have a contingency plan in the event there is another virus outbreak or some other catastrophe … Read More…

When it’s the End of the Business Road
16 Sep

The Government’s Stimulus Packages have given thousands of businesses a lifeline during the Coronavirus crisis. Unfortunately, with many businesses back in lockdown in Victoria, some businesses just won’t survive this time around. As accountants, our mission is to ensure you survive but if all avenues have been exhausted and it’s the end of the road, there are a number of things that need to happen to wind a business up… Read More…

September Business Accelerator Magazine Now Available
13 Sep

Don’t miss our September edition of the Business Accelerator Magazine full of articles and news about growing and nurturing your business & coping in the current crisis Read More…

Car Expense & Home Office Claims
16 Aug

The ATO has announced a rise in the cents per kilometre deduction rate for motor vehicle expenses for the 2020/21 financial year. Effective from July 1, 2020 it will be 72 cents per kilometre. The tax office is expecting to see a drop in work related car expenses claims due to the COVID-19 travel restrictions in the last quarter of the 2019/20 financial year ...  Read More…