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I hope you all had a prosperous 2023 Financial Year. At WLM, we spent a lot of time with our clients working on strategies to save tax in the lead up to 30th June.
The 120% skills and training, and technology costs deduction for small and medium businesses have passed Parliament. We’ll show you how to maximise your deductions.
Employers and business
- Superannuation guarantee increases to 11% from 10.5%
- National and Award minimum wage increases take effect.
- The minimum salary that must be paid to a sponsored employee - the Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold -..
As we come to the end of the 2023 financial year, I hope you have all had a successful year. It is never too early to look at the year ahead and set financial goals. When setting your financial goals, it’s important to make them “SMART”: Specific,..
It’s that time of year when we all look at what last minute things we can do to maximise tax savings.
Bring forward the purchase of assets
If there are large assets your business needs to buy (or upgrade), you have until 30 June 2023 to use the temporary full expensing rules. These rules enable businesses with an aggregated turnover of up to $5bn..
This year's budget contained a suite of measures to clamp down on tax minimisation. There were also several other policy initiatives regarding security and immigration.
This article summarises the significant changes.
The $4.2bn surplus, the first in 15 years, stole most of the headlines in this year's Federal Budget. However, there is a range of implications of importance for individuals, families and investors.
This article provides a budget overview to help..
The 'ace in the hole' of the 2023-24 Federal Budget was the $4.2bn surplus; the first in 15 years. But there's also a range of changes and implications for business.
This article provides an overview of the budget for business owners and leaders.
The most recent update from Dr Jerome Lander is a compelling watch. Investment markets have started the year strong. However, Dr Lander points out, we still face several domestic and overseas challenges. Are markets not factoring in the high risk of..
