As some Australians get older and begin to approach retirement they may face the challenge of finding a suitable person to look after their retirement assets. This issue highlights the possibility that many DIY super funds could have a use-by-date. As Australians become older many may no longer have the interest, desire and eventual ability […]
BRUSH UP ON ORGANISATIONAL CHANGE contributed by Dr Steve Barlow When businesses try to change, the practice can be difficult, the process risky, and the outcomes uncertain. There are, however, 6 steps that can increase your likelihood of success. I can simply illustrate these 6 steps by using a metaphor – painting a house. Now […]
ARTICLES Claiming deductions for plant and equipment Review of management accounts Tax tips for property investors Cash flow strategies Claiming deductions for plant and equipment The intended repeal of the Mineral Resources Tax by the Federal Government could result in the scaling back of capital allowance concessions back dated to 1 January 2014. Business […]
ARTICLES The rules of social media etiquette Common website building mistakes A guide to netiquette Social media trade promotions Website essentials to increase sales Securing the businesses online presence Keeping customers engaged with great social media content The social side of SEO Promote You tube videos The rules of social […]
There are some very obvious mistakes in this email scam that many people might miss. the ATO does not refund to credit cards, only bank accounts. the ATO doesn’t keep credit card details on file, so clicking to update would be dangerous. the email address is not a government email address. and then of course […]
Belated but still Wonderful… Congratulations to Kerrie & Geoff on the birth of their baby boy Beau, on Christmas eve, a brother for Meah. Whilst he maybe walking already, we still wish them all the best.
MySuper is bringing big changes to Australian superannuation funds.It is important that business owners are aware of these changes as being non-compliant can have major ramifications. MySuper is a simple low-cost superannuation product that will replace the current default products and become the new default superannuation fund for businesses. Australia has the fourth largest retirement […]
It is never too late in the year to start following the new marketing trends, or to consider planning their implantation into the business for 2014. Marketing trends can help a business understand what actions will generate the highest returns. Mobile Advertising Advertising through smart phones is expected to skyrocket. Smart phones are presenting a […]
Commencing on 1 January 2014, the Fair Work Amendment Act 2013 introduced a new sphere of protection to workers experiencing bullying in the workplace. Research has shown that nearly 25 per cent of Australia’s population will be subject to bullying at some point in their career. Workplace bullying can also cost Australian businesses billions of […]
Employers should be aware of their legal requirements involved in keeping employee records. Under Commonwealth workplace laws, employers are required to make and keep accurate and complete records for all of their employees, including contractors. These record-keeping obligations are designed to ensure that employees receive their correct wages and entitlements. Employee records must: be kept […]
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