The NSW Government recently handed down its 2016-17 Budget. The NSW Budget sets out how the Government raises revenue, where the money is spent, and […]
What the State Budget 2016-17 Means for your Business Read More »
Income Tax Government announces tax and regulatory measures to encourage investment in start-ups ATO sets out administrative treatment for earnouts ATO issue Decision impact statement
Hall Chadwick Tax Advice Read More »
This article is directed to all members of the CCIA of NSW, and is intended to prompt members to seek appropriate taxation advice before deciding
Be careful when acquiring property as GST-free going concerns Read More »
Hall Chadwick is the Association’s appointed auditor and provided some of the latest news, tips and advice that you may like to know coming up
The ATO has published guidance on the Government’s proposal to allow small business to immediately deduct each asset that costs less than $20,000. Deputy Commissioner
ATO issues advice on $20,000 immediate asset deductibility for small business Read More »
The Australian Government announced funding for the Jobs and Small Business Package in the 2015-16 Budget. The Package is designed to help small business to
Budget 2015- 2016 Analysis Read More »
The Federal Government has set a fresh direction for industry policy, announcing the establishment of the $484.2 million Entrepreneurs’ Infrastructure Programme which offers practical support
Government Announces $484.2 Million for Entrepreneur’s Infrastructure Programme Read More »
Following assessment of submissions and our extensive lobbying efforts, the ATO has announced that on the 20th December 2013 it will withdraw the draft ruling
No extra GST to be added to moveable homes Read More »
The NSW Government has announced average workers compensation premium reductions of 7.5% and other changes affecting small business for the premium year commencing 30 June
Workers Compensation Premium Reductions Read More »
The Association recently had an inquiry from a member regarding surcharges for Credit Card payments. In 2003, the Reserve Bank abolished the “no surcharge “rule
Different pricing for payment methods (eg: Cash vs. Credit Card) Read More »