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Business Structures: What is right for you?

No business structure is perfect.  However, it is important that you have the correct structure in place at the correct time. There are four common types of business structures which include, Sole Trader, Partnership, Company and Trust. When considering the choice of structure, it is wise to consider commercial and risk related issues, tax related matters and succession/asset protection. As tax rules evolve over time, and as a business moves through its life cycle, the optimal choice of structure may change as well. It is therefore important that you review your structures regularly to ensure they are still fit for purpose.  

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Taxable Payments Annual Report: Due 28 August 2022

Businesses which provide certain services are required to report payments made to contractors and lodge a taxable payments annual report (TPAR) with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). The TPAR for the 2021-22 income year must be lodged by Sunday 28 August 2022.  

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APAC MID-MARKET MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS REPORT FY2022

Across the APAC region, new COVID-19 strains, geo-political instability and early interest rate hikes have led to a turbulent year in FY22. However, M&A activity has increased by 56%, with average deal values rising by 12% from FY21, showing continued market confidence.  

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Regulatory Changes for Proprietary Companies

The requirements in the Corporations Act (2001)that exempted grandfathered large proprietary companies from lodging financial statements with ASIC has been removed and the tax transparency threshold for proprietary companies will be reduced to $100 million. 

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ATO focus on rental properties

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) have highlighted that income and deductions from rental properties remain a key area of focus.  They have found that 90% of tax returns reporting rental income contain at least one error.  Our team have collated the recent information from the ATO together with some of our recent articles covering various topics for consideration.  

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Federal Government makes electric vehicles exempt from FBT

Treasury Laws Amendment (Electric Car Discount) Bill 2022 was introduced which proposes to make the provision of zero or low emissions vehicles exempt from fringe benefits tax (FBT).  

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APAC MID-MARKET MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS REPORT FOR Q4 FY2022

Despite interest rates continuing to rise, M&A activity remains strong in the APAC market for the final quarter of FY2022

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ASIC Extends 30 June 2022 Reporting Deadlines for Unlisted Entities

ASIC has just announced that they are extending the reporting deadlines for unlisted entities with 30 June 2022 reporting obligations to ASIC by one month.  This involves year-ends and half-years ending between 24 June 2022 – 7 July 2022.

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Great turnout at Viet Nam Industry and Trade Forum

Moore Australia was pleased to co-host a Viet Nam Industry and Trade Forum on Thursday 21 July 2022 in conjunction with the Western Australia Viet Nam Business Council and Viet Nam Consulate.   

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Start-ups - where do I start?

Every successful business begins with a simple thought, an inventive idea or identifying a niche in the market which grows into a viable and commercial operation. For those looking to start their own business, it can seem a daunting task with a seemingly endless web of information available. However, seeking appropriate professional advice and assistance early on will simplify the process and allow you to focus on turning your idea into a reality.

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ATO authority to issue Director Penalty Notice

The Tax Administration Act 1953 empowers the ATO to issue a DPN which ultimately seeks to impose personal liability on a company’s director in respect to certain tax debts owing by the company.  

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Accounting for Portable Long Service Leave

Portable long service leave has become more prominent as staff shift to short term contracts. The accounting for these arrangements can be complex and will depend on the specifics of the scheme.