With the end of financial year approaching quickly, NOW is the time to discuss with us the actions you can take before 30 June 2022 to reduce your tax and grow your wealth.
Three reminders for the new (FBT) year
Be aware of fringe benefits obligations when salary packaging. Salary packaging is an arrangement between an employer and employee for the employer to provide certain benefits to the employee or associate of the employee in lieu of cash.
5 things you and your partner should know about super
Super rules can affect couples differently to single people. And being part of a couple can have a big impact on your retirement savings goals too. Here are five things to understand about your super as a couple.
It’s our business to know your business
A team that can help look after your finances, talk to you about appropriate business insurance and discuss succession planning for when you decide to wind up the business, or you are forced out due to ill health or death is vital to the success of small business.
Stapled super funds start November 2021
From 1 November 2021, if you have new employees start, you may have an extra step to take to comply with choice of fund rules if they don’t choose a super fund. You may soon need to request their ‘stapled super fund’ details from the ATO.
The quest for secure retirement income
The ‘bucket strategy’ has been a common way to help deal with retirement income risk. It works by managing the selling of assets at retirement, balancing the need for steady income and capital growth.
Retirees’ fears and expectations
For many, the word ‘retirement’ is associated with the idea of extended holidays to far-flung locations or spending quality time with grandchildren. However, there are a range of financial, emotional and psychological fears that are often linked to retirement – and for good reason.
Superannuation Guarantee (SG) increase from July 2021
The current rate of compulsory Superannuation Guarantee (SG) is due to increase to 10% in July 2021. It has been frozen at 9.5% since July 2014 and there have been many arguments for and against increasing SG contributions from the current rate of 9.5% to 12%.
Super Guarantee increase 1 July
The super guarantee (SG) is scheduled to increase from 9.5% to 10% from 1 July 2021. SG is the minimum super an employer must pay their employees.
2021/22 Federal Budget
Our team is available to assist you to capitalise on any of the Budget measures or minimise your risk. As always, the detail is important so please let us know if we can assist. We’ll keep you up to date as the detail of these measures comes to hand.