Posts by Success Tax Professionals
$1,000 standard work-related deduction
From 1 July 2026, the ATO is introducing a $1,000 standard work-related deduction. If your deductions are $1,000 or less.
Read MoreChristmas parties, gifts & tax: what actually works!
They spend good money on Christmas parties and gift and accidentally make them tax-inefficient.
Read MoreJob costing tells you what happened. Benchmarking tells you whether it’s acceptable
In my last post, I talked about why most businesses don’t actually know which jobs make them money.
Read MoreMost small businesses don’t actually know which jobs make them money
From an accountant’s point of view, job costing is gold. It turns vague conversations into commercial ones
Read MoreThe fastest way for small businesses to grow? expand their sales channels
Most small businesses hit a growth ceiling for one simple reason: They’re selling in the same place, in the same way, to the same customers.
Read MoreWhat Really Drives the Value of a Bookkeeping Practice?
When most bookkeepers think about selling their practice, they focus on one number: revenue. But buyers don’t.
Read MoreActors, dancers & entertainers – what you can and can’t claim at tax time
Entertainers have some of the most complex deduction rules of any profession. Between auditions, rehearsals, performance gear, headshots.
Read MoreAccounting clerks: what you can and can’t claim at tax time
If you work as an accounting clerk, bookkeeper support, or in an admin/finance role, tax time can be confusing.
Read MoreThe referral system every accounting practice should be using
Most accountants say referrals are their best source of new clients — but very few have an actual referral system.
Read MoreActors, Dancers & Entertainers — Don’t Miss These Tax Deductions
Performing is a profession. Treat your deductions professionally too, or you leave money on the table.
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