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ATO focus areas 2021
Every year the ATO advises taxpayers of the areas that will be a focus for particular attention in the tax return season. For 2021 the
Turning your main residence into an investment property
You may be looking to upgrade your home, or perhaps downsize to a smaller one and wish to retain your original property as an investment
Knight 2021 Tax Planning Guide – Superannuation
Superannuation The concessional contribution cap in the 2021 year is $25,000 for everyone, regardless of age and this threshold changes to $27,500 from 1 July
Knight 2021 Tax Planning Guide – Individuals
Individuals / Investors / Trusts Pay any super contributions intended for the 2021 year by 23 June (so they are cleared to the superfund account
Federal Budget 2021-22
Summary – 11 May 2021 This year’s budget has been described as a spending budget, not a taxing budget. This is not surprising, given the
Market Update: February 2021
Australian stocks rose 1.45% in February, underperforming the 1.85% rise in the US. Large caps again led the market higher again, with the ASX 20
Why Financial Advice Still Pays Off
According to the Financial Advice platform Adviser Ratings, the cost of financial advice has risen substantially in recent decades – and that’s for three main
What Negative Interest Rates Mean For The Economy
If you’re wondering what negative interest rates mean for us, this ABC News analysis can help you out – it sums up a few examples
How Superannuation Is Changing In 2021
Canstar provides excellent insight into superannuation changes set to rollout this year as part of the 2020-2021 Federal Budget. The Your Future, Your Super package
