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9 Apr 2025

EOFY Preparation Should Start Now

As we move into the final quarter of the financial year, now is the perfect time to get your house in order and start planning for End of Financial Year (EOFY) success. Waiting until June to begin your EOFY preparations can leave you scrambling — and missing key opportunities to minimise your tax, maximise deductions, and strategically position your business or personal finances. Why Planning Early Matters More Time for StrategyEarly preparation gives you the

5 Feb 2025

How Businesses Can Access Private Credit for Growth

By Jane Purnell

As traditional banks tighten lending requirements, private credit and alternative lending options are becoming vital sources of financing for businesses. This article explores how businesses can leverage private credit to fuel expansion, manage cash flow, and achieve financial stability in 2025. Understanding Private Credit Private credit refers to non-bank loans issued by alternative lenders, institutional investors, and private equity firms. Unlike traditional bank loans, private credit offers more flexible terms, faster approval processes, and tailored

8 Apr 2024

Tax Changes- What it will mean to me?

By Jane Purnell

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced changes to address ongoing cost of living pressures with all 13.6 million Australian taxpayers receiving a tax cut from 1 July 2024, compared to the tax they paid in 2023-24. Now is the time to assess what it means to your hip pocket and what implications it may have for end of financial year planning as a result of the new rules, due from 1 July 2024. The Federal Government has

22 Sep 2023

Increased Funding for the Tax Office: What It Means for You

By Jane Purnell

The recent boost in funding for the tax office is set to bring about increased review activity, more ATO guidance, and expanded education campaigns. Understanding how the ATO plans to enhance tax revenue in the future is vital for your business's readiness. Here are our insights on the strategies the ATO might employ: Stricter Enforcement of Existing Laws: Expect further crackdowns based on existing legislation, such as ATO guidance on Division 7A and unpaid present