Employee Super – Audit attention
Heads –up!
For everyone who employs staff, there are legislative requirements to make mandatory super contributions.
This has been in place for many years:
Heads –up!
For everyone who employs staff, there are legislative requirements to make mandatory super contributions.
This has been in place for many years:
A financial plan is a component of a business plan that serves more than just one purpose. The projections made determine the viability of a business, making it the essential part of any loan or venture capital application. Investors need to know they can get a return on their investment, and banks need to know that loan repayments can be managed. In essence, the financial plan becomes the reference against which you monitor your business’s performance. So how can you develop a financial plan for your small business?A financial plan has three major sections:
The dust has finally settled after the Federal Government handed down the budget a few weeks ago. The following items are the key points for small business owners:
There is no better feeling than being organised. To collate your thoughts, ideas, records, documents etc. can provide true clarity and peace of mind. You have complete knowledge of what is going on in your business (as well as your personal life). The probability of some type of nasty surprise is drastically reduced.
The importance of maintaining good health, is undeniable. The same goes for your finances! As both accountants and financial planners, we recommend that you go back to basics and undertake a common-sense review of your financial affairs, including investments.
If you’re thinking about setting up a self-managed super fund (SMSF), there are a lot of things you need to consider beforehand. This includes, but is not limited to, the costs of setting up and running an SMSF, being in charge and making the investment decisions yourself, complying with super and tax laws, and having the time and skills to run an SMSF.
Here’s a guide to help you decide if an SMSF is right for you: