Preparing for the EOFY: 12 expert tips
The end of the financial year (EOFY) is less than eight weeks away now, and it’s important small business owners know what tax obligations and changes need to be accounted for, before June 30.
The end of the financial year (EOFY) is less than eight weeks away now, and it’s important small business owners know what tax obligations and changes need to be accounted for, before June 30.
Having your accountant do your reporting might cost you a little extra, but there are a number of serious benefits to having an experienced professional look closely at important business figures.
Running a business can be all-consuming and exhausting, which makes it vital for SMB owners to take time out, recharge their batteries and keep the passion they feel towards their business blazing.
Putting systems in place to ensure data is captured and accurately categorised for FBT purposes throughout the year could save you and your accountant a big chunk of time and effort at the end of March. Here’s some expert advice to get you on the right track.
March is upon us again, and this means just one thing – tax season is near! Here’s what you should be doing now to prepare your business for the end of the financial year.
Sometimes it can be difficult to see the bleeding obvious, even if it’s right in front of your face. This can be especially true for business owners, whose judgement can be clouded by the very nature of their relationship with their business. So, here are the ten early warning signs your small business might be under pressure.
Communication, delegation and good team relationships are the basis of a good business. How well are you communicating with your employees?
Every small business owner needs a good advisor and many need help to stay on top of record keeping, which is where a good accountant can lend a hand.
2012 has kicked off the same as most New Years’ do – with plenty of talk about setting goals and getting various aspects of your business in order. The trouble most people face is knowing where to start, so Brad Callaughan has put together six easy ways to get the 2012 year off on the right financial foot.
The New Year is a perfect time to begin setting business goals, and Brad Callaughan has some advice about how to actually achieve them this year.
“Remember, your goals don’t have to be a secret, tell someone close to you so they can keep you on track to achieve your goals.”