We provide a number of information kits on various topics
for new clients, on the following subjects:
- Business Expenses - Categories of Expenses Allowed
This Summary is designed to assists clients who operate their own
small business - either as a sole trader, partnership or company, and
covers the headings of expenses that most small businesses would have
in order to produce a Profit & Loss Statement.
- Business & Other Income Worksheet
Allied with the above, the worksheet assists you in summarising your expenses so that you can prepare a profit and loss statement for your small business.
- Legal Aspects For Small Business
Allied with the above information, this information sheet covers the
different small business entities: sole trader, Partnership and company,and explains when
to use each type of entity.
- Tax Records - Individual Wage And Salary Employees
This is a handy summary of the records to keep and the expense claims that you can make as a salary or wages employee.
- Rental Property Negative Gearing Example
These notes give a worked example of how negative gearing works, plus tells
you the information to keep for your taxation return for your rental
property.
- Motor Vehicle Expenses
This handy worksheet helps you collate the expenses needed to substantiate your
claims for motor vehicle expenses
- Personal Budget Projection
This worksheet helps you work out your personal budget.
- Overseas or Extended Domestic Travel
This guide should you have to keep a travel diary (as required by the Tax Office), so that you can claim work related travel expenses for your taxation return.
- Tax Issues Relating To Actors & Journalists
This information sheet covers aspects of taxation for freelance actors or
journalist, covering such issues as Tax Averaging and 221D Applications.
- Rental Income Worksheet
The worksheet helps you in summarising your expenses against any rental income.
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