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Small businesses urged to register assets before insolvency explosion.
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ASIC sounds warning around high-yield bond scams
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JobMaker Resources - ATO
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Government mulls HECS-style business loans
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Industry pressure forces ATO’s hand on STP deadline
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$36bn withdrawn from super during COVID-19
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ATO opens claims for first JobMaker quarter
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Vaccination rates as they happen around the world
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Toyota returns $18m in JobKeeper payments
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Approaching the dawn
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Videos and other resources for our clients
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Brazen ATO scam costs Sydney woman $22k
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Key dates for the second JobKeeper extension period
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Returning expats reminded on tax snares with pensions, investments
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80¢ per hour work-from-home deduction method extended
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2020 is coming to an end. Phew!!
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Victorian State Budget Overview 2020 - 2021
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Employee Christmas Parties and Gifts – Any FBT?
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FBT – Christmas Parties and Taxi Fares
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JobMaker hiring credit given green light despite ongoing concerns
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Super, death, and taxes
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ATO extends JobKeeper deadlines ahead of Christmas
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Small-business coronavirus grants set to be income tax-free under new bill
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How Australians are taking advantage of income tax cuts
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Part 1 – Budget reminders. Under the Hood.
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Part 2 – Budget reminders. Under the Hood.
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Part 3 – Budget reminders. Under the Hood.
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Quarter 2 of, 2019 archive
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ATO clears up FAQs about Single Touch Payroll
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GST reporting: common errors and how to correct them
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LRBAs, guarantees in need of review after property market falls
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Victorian Property Valuation Cycle
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Australia - toward EOFY 2019
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Australian Taxation Office (ATO) expects 200,000 to miss out on refunds by failing to lodge
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Biggest personal tax cuts in a decade a priority for Government
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Government rules out GST changes following ATO report
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ATO issues warning after ‘unprecedented’ spike in impersonation scams
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Crypto transactions in ATO sights with new data-matching program
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Government to establish $2 billion fund for small business lending
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Small business corporate tax rates Bill is now law
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ATO to double rental deduction audits to 4,500
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ATO set to issue excess super contribution determinations
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How's Australia going as we approach the election?
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Single Touch Payroll (STP) is compulsory for all small businesses.
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Federal Budget 2019 - Overview
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How the 2019 Federal Budget affects you
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FBT Reminder – Odometer Reading
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‘Big awareness push’ underway as STP deadline approaches
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GST collection on overseas goods at 300% of forecasts
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The problem with getting to 53 years of age.
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Lost Beneficiaries
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New quarterly STP reporting method for closely held payees revealed
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Some Australian figures to help on Budget night.
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Employers hit with rolling SG audits as ATO toughens stance
Lost Beneficiaries

How does an executor trace a missing beneficiary?

       

 

Under the Administration of Estates Act, the law says there is a legal obligation to find and distribute estates of people who die without making wills.

But Centrelink insists that identifying anyone, even to a lawful estate trustee, is an invasion of privacy.  So, one government department will not report to another.

Apparently, it is easier than the alternative of helping people get what is rightfully theirs.

Do you have an up to date will or might your executor face extra costs and beneficiaries miss out?

 

 

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