Tax Planning Recommendations
‘Tax time’ is really busy time for taxpayers as well as registered agents.
But if you have forward thinking and pre-planning, you could have yourself feeling confident, organised and ready to tackle the tax man and ready to any delay.
There is an old notion aiming to put a positive spin on tax liabilities that the more tax you pay means the more money you are making.
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- Defer income: Please Consider delaying or bringing forward invoicing, excluding unearned assessable income, whether ‘cash basis’ accounting may be available to you. Bad debts: Write off any no collectable receivables before year-end.
- Prepayments: Please consider any payments which occurred during the year.
- Obsolete stock: analysis inventory for any non-sellable items that should be scrapped, or slow-moving items that could be written down to correct value at the end of the year.
- Instant asset write-off: The higher threshold of $30,000 assets would be instant written off.
- Obsolete fixed assets: analysis plant, equipment, furniture and other fixed assets (per your depreciation schedule) for any items no longer operative to be scrapped.
- Capital gains tax: Consider realising capital losses to offset capital gains made during the year
- Employee superannuation: please consider employees fund at the end of the year.
- Personal superannuation: Apply 10% of the maximum earnings implementing so be careful about limits.
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