by Quinns_News | Jul 28, 2010 | Accounting News
Consolidating your super is a simple step that could make a difference to your super savings and help make tracking of your money easier. If you have ever changed jobs, chances are that you have more than one super fund. By putting all your super money in one fund you...
by Quinns_News | Jul 26, 2010 | Accounting News
Many businesses are required to pay Payroll Tax to the Office of State Revenue (OSR). Payroll Tax is a state-based tax imposed on wages that are paid or payable in the relevant state. Wages includes most payments for services made by an employer to employees,...
by Quinns_News | Jul 23, 2010 | Accounting News
What to do in Financial Difficulty Once a company is having financial difficulty or has become insolvent the company may go into liquidation. Liquidation involves drawing to a close all of a company’s dealings, so that the business operations can be shut down....
by Quinns_News | Jul 14, 2010 | Accounting News
The new financial year brings with it significant changes to the tax system. With new exemptions being introduced, a multitude of perplexing figures and overwhelming paper work, it is understandable how tax time can become very confusing for tax payers. Generally...
by Quinns_News | Jul 12, 2010 | Consumer News
Australia’s franchise sector is one of the most lucrative in the world, with an annual turnover of $130 billion. One of the probable causes for this success is the level of effective regulation – we’re known for having the most comprehensive franchising legislation....
by Quinns_News | Jul 8, 2010 | Consumer News
If someone owes you money or property and you are having trouble with receiving what is owed to you, you may have to consider going through the Small Claims Court in order to reclaim it. These types of matters are routinely held in the Small Claims division of your...
by Quinns_News | Jul 5, 2010 | Accounting News
Insolvency law has become a generic term for what used to be called company liquidations and bankruptcy. Insolvency is defined by the Corporations Act as an inability to pay debts, as they fall due, out of the debtor’s company resources and refers specifically...
by Quinns_News | Jun 30, 2010 | Accounting News
A trust is an entity where a person (trustee) holds and governs property or other assets guided by the terms of a trust deed for the gain of another person or persons – the beneficiaries of the trust. In the current business world trust deeds have become more...
by Quinns_News | Jun 28, 2010 | Accounting News
Whether you are an individual or own a business it is important to be aware of the tax law regarding overseas income and assets. If you or your business has offshore income or assets which has not been disclosed to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) now is the time...
by Quinns_News | Jun 23, 2010 | Consumer News
Until recently, estates of those who hadn’t left Wills were distributed between the spouse and their children. However, under the recent legislation, children will not automatically be included in the inheritance unless they are from a previous relationship or the...
