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    Understanding the Basics of Personal Income Tax

    Australian residents pay income tax on all forms of income, after a tax-free threshold of $18,200. Tax is calculated at four different rates according to how much income you earn each year, and the tax rate increases the more you make. The highest tax bracket applies to those with a taxable income of more than $180,001.

    Foreign residents, children and working holiday makers are taxed differently.

    Income tax is the most significant type of tax collected by the ATO, making up around half of all taxes received.

    Your June quarter superannuation guarantee contribution is due soon

    Prepare now for your quarterly superannuation guarantee (SG) contribution lodgement.

    Most superannuation clearing houses (including SuperStream compliant software companies) require payment by the 14th of the month in order to distribute the funds to the relevant super funds for each employee. If you use the ATO Small business Clearing House (SBSCH) you have until the 28th to lodge and pay

    Which business expenses can you claim against tax?

    Incurring expenses is an unavoidable fact of running a business. But which expenses can you claim tax deductions against and which don’t meet the tax-free criteria?

    Here’s our lowdown on which expenses you can claim against tax.

    Which business expenses can you claim deductions against?

    If your business expense is directly related to earning your assessable income then you should be able to claim a tax deduction against this particular cost.

    For example, everyday business expenses that you may be eligible include:

    Your day-to-day operating expenses

    The purchases of products or services you’ve made for your business

    Certain capital expenses, such as the cost of depreciating assets like machinery and equipment used in your business.

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