Posts by Success Tax Professionals
Am I human or computer?
What you’re reading right now is written by me. But am I human or computer? AI is producing content faster, better and cheaper than humans.
Read MoreThe Howard government was the last to make any real tax reform
The Howard government’s incentive based GST tax policy was Australia’s last substantial tax reform that stood the test of time.
Read MoreOffset inflation with better money habits
Managing your money with better money habits can offset the current increase in living expenses and offset inflation.
Read MorePrison! The consequence of failing to lodge tax returns and BAS
A WA doctor, has been sentenced to seven months in jail for failing to lodge 18 income tax returns and business activity statements (BAS).
Read MoreIf you’re worried about government tracking, stop using the loo!
You carry a tracking device in your pocket all day called a smartphone. But the real tracking comes from the place we least expect, our poo!
Read MoreWhat costs more than champagne and Chanel No.5 perfume? Ink!
At $8296 per litre, standard black HP ink for your home printer costs more than champagne, designer perfume and human blood according to Choice. In addition, tests by the ABC show that whilst a cheaper printer might sound like a good idea, cheap printers generally use more ink than their expensive counterparts because of efficiency…
Read MoreThe cost and benefit of Easter
Around 4 million Australians spend over 7 billion on holiday trips and over 1.5 billion on chocolate and food over the Easter long weekend.
Read MoreThe double-edged sword of inflation
Central banks can reign inflation in with interest rate hikes, but the result brings you out of the fire and into the furnace.
Read MoreThe government wants you to spend big on tech!
The new government budget allows small businesses with an annual turnover of less than $50 million to claim a 120% tax deduction on tech.
Read MoreAustralia has spent more than it earns since 1901
The Australian government with a few one-off exceptions has spent more than it has earned for 121 years.
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