Category: Business
Temporary Early Release of Superannuation
The Government is allowing individuals affected by the Coronavirus to access up to $10,000 of their superannuation in 2019-20 and a further $10,000 in ...
Tax agents are considered essential services
As trusted advisers, we are being inundated with requests for information as clients and businesses turn to us to help navigate through uncertainty. The ...
Income support for sole traders
Overview The Federal Government has established a new, time‑limited Coronavirus supplement to be paid at a rate of $550 per fortnight. Payments will commence ...
Assign a lease to get rid of rental expenses
Assigning a lease transfers your rights under the lease to the new tenant. As you are no longer responsible under the original lease from ...
Increase sales to reduce rent as a % of sales
As rent is a fixed cost, increasing sales will reduce the rent cost as a percentage of sales. As a consequence, although the rent ...
How can a tax agent business survive a coronavirus outbreak?
Imagine this scenario - There is a coronavirus outbreak in your city during the busiest time of the year July - September. You will ...
Negotiate lease incentives to cut costs
Leasing incentives are financial concessions or upfront capital payments that landlords make to prospective tenants to entice them to commit to a binding lease ...
Demand a rent reduction – It’s the law
Although your lease agreement is a contract with your landlord, it will contain express (or implied) clauses regarding rent reduction in certain circumstances. If ...
Will an open plan office suit my business?
Open plan offices make use of large, open spaces, and minimise the use of small enclosed rooms. Open plan offices have been adopted by ...
Is hot desking just hype?
Hot desking involves multiple workers using a single physical work station or desk during different time periods. Hot desking is typically used where employees ...