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NSW Grants, loans and financial assistance

February 17, 2021/in Grants /by Salisbury Accountants & Business Advisors

Open grants and assistance programs

There are a lot of government grants available. To keep up with all of them and knowing what each will cover is a vast and time-consuming task if you do it properly.

Here we cover the NSW state government grants and incentives for small and medium enterprises which are currently […]

Indicators of itinerant workers

September 13, 2019/in Tax Planning /by Salisbury Accountants & Business Advisors

Bonafide ‘mobile’ work can open up more deductions

Digital capabilities, a growing “gig economy” and the changing nature of employment means that many Australians are becoming more mobile in their income-earning activities, or in some circumstances practically nomadic chasing work.

With the ATO on the lookout for “red flags” for taxpayers making false work travel […]

Work expense deductions

August 28, 2019/in Tax Planning /by Salisbury Accountants & Business Advisors

Myths (and the facts) about work expense deductions

There can be varied sources for some of the myths about tax deductions —pub-talk, BBQ-banter, hairdresser-homilies, what-your-taxi-driver-just-heard and many others.

Mainstream media only recently was peppered with reports about the ATO being faced with many outlandish tax deduction claims — dental expenses, gambling losses, Lego sets and […]

Claiming car expenses

July 3, 2019/in Bookkeeping /by Salisbury Accountants & Business Advisors

Common car expense claim questions answered

As a taxpayer, if you use your own car for work purposes, you can claim a tax deduction using one of two methods — the cents per kilometre method or the logbook method.

If you use someone else’s car for work purposes, you can only claim for direct costs […]

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Open grants and assistance programs

There are a lot of government grants available. To keep up with all of them and knowing what each will cover is a vast and time-consuming task if you do it properly.

Digital capabilities, a growing “gig economy” and the changing nature of employment means that many Australians are becoming more mobile in their income-earning activities, or in some circumstances practically nomadic chasing work.

There can be varied sources for some of the myths about tax deductions —pub-talk, BBQ-banter, hairdresser-homilies, what-your-taxi-driver-just-heard and many others.

As a taxpayer, if you use your own car for work purposes, you can claim a tax deduction using one of two methods — the cents per kilometre method or the logbook method.