Cash Flow Keeps Strangling Businesses (Here's What To Do)
Cash is still King when it comes to keeping your business' doors open, yet it is still one of the most neglected aspects of business. We've got an easy solution for you!
Cash is still King when it comes to keeping your business' doors open, yet it is still one of the most neglected aspects of business. We've got an easy solution for you!
AASB 9 is applicable to a number of business, find out if you could be impacted
Reporting periods commencing on or after 1st January 2018 (From 1st January 2019 for Not-For-Profit entities) AASB 15 is applicable to the following businesses: Entities subject to an audit or review.
Starting 1 July 2019, changes have been implemented to the way employers report tax and superannuation payments to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). This reporting change is called Single Touch Payroll (STP).
The Coalition Government has been re-elected in the 2019 Federal Election, with a small majority of seats in the House of Representatives, after taking a policy of stability for superannuation to the election.
Here’s a video of Grace and Cuby discussing the digital transition and how Ashfords can help.
There are significant changes coming to Accounting Standards. Ryan Dummett will discuss the changes and the impact of AASB 16 Leases.
With the 2019 Australian federal election just days away, we at Ashford’s thought it’d be worthwhile putting together a blog post outlining how each major political party is addressing the various hot-button issues from a policy standpoint. Taxation Widely seen as one of the most crucial dividing lines between the two main parties.
From 1st July 2019, Single Touch Payroll (STP) will apply to all employers regardless of the number of employees they have on payroll. STP was previously introduced by the ATO from 1st July 2018 for businesses with 20 or more employees, however new recent legislation has now extended the requirement to apply to all employers.
Superannuation Manager The federal election has been called for May 18 and both major parties have outlined their superannuation and tax policies. With the federal election only weeks away, many of our clients have been asking what the major political parties’ policies are, that may impact their SMSF, individual taxation circumstances