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Accounting Firms Melbourne

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What Accountants Do For Businesses? We offer specialised accounting services in Melbourne, Australia, and also provide services small to large organisations. Accountant professionals ensure complete order in your accounting through reliable tax and accounting documents, timely submission of all reports to government bodies and funds, helps you choose the legal (and thus safe) ways to reduce the tax burden that benefits your company. Our Accountants in Melbourne assisting many of the business owners in minimising tax and dealing with money matters. With a qualified accountant team, deliver the promise to the clients with expert services. Accountants listen to client’s issues and offer the best possible solution.  Read more  Accounting Firms Melbourne

Tax Return Accountant

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  If you are a business owner, you must be aware of the importance of tax compliance for your business’s success. Tax compliance is more than just meeting your tax obligations—it’s important for maintaining financial stability, avoiding costly penalties, and building credibility. In this blog, we’ll discuss vital aspects of tax compliance for a business, the benefits it offers, and the consequences of not meeting tax obligations. What is tax compliance? Tax compliance is crucial for Australian businesses, ensuring they meet tax rules and regulations set by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Tax compliance helps avoid legal issues, fines, and penalties while building trust with investors, clients, and partners. Primary components include accurate record-keeping, adequate disclosure, and timely filing. Advantages of tax compliance include financial stability, access to government incentives, and enhanced credibility. In contrast, non-compliance can result in legal penalties, finan...

What is the FBT Exemption for Electric Vehicles?

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  Electric cars have had an up-and-down journey, starting with excitement, then almost disappearing, and finally making a strong comeback. Fringe benefits tax (FBT) does not apply to eligible electric cars and related car expenses. The Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) exemption for electric vehicles (EVs) provides significant tax relief for employers offering private use of eligible zero or low-emissions vehicles, such as battery electric, hydrogen fuel cell, and certain plug-in hybrid vehicles. In this blog, you will learn about the FBT exemption for electric vehicles and how the FBT exemptions will apply for plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) from 1 April 2025. Blog link: What is the FBT Exemption for Electric Vehicles