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01 Mar, 21

Top accounting trends for 2021

For certain bookkeepers, the difficulties of 2020 are presently the chances of 2021. Here is a portion of the patterns that lie ahead. Everyone inhaled a murmur of help when 2020 was finished. However, actually, 2021 holds its own arrangement of difficulties.

23 Feb, 21

Victoria offers relief to businesses hit by snap lockdown

Victorian small businesses could be eligible for up to $143 million in support to compensate for stock losses and cancellations caused by the sudden five-day closure of businesses last weekend. The package, which will be open to about 50,000 Victorian businesses, comes after wide-ranging criticism about the lack of warning of the shutdown ahead of […]

15 Feb, 21

Greater Bank: Lowest home loan hits Australian market at 1.69pc

Source: Financial Review Australia’s home loans market has witnessed its lowest rate on record. But it’s not available to everyone, and there’s another catch. Australia’s home loan market has witnessed its lowest rate on record, showing signs lenders are still willing to drop rates to attract new mortgages. Customer-owned Greater Bank has dropped its one-year […]

08 Feb, 21

Five tips on asking for a pay rise in a pandemic

Source: Financial Review Negotiating your salary can feel uncomfortable, but it doesn’t have to be. We asked the experts for their top tips on how to get a raise. Asking for a pay rise can be a difficult conversation at the best of times, but the coronavirus pandemic has meant convincing your boss is harder […]

08 Feb, 21

The most effective method to make a monetary arrangement

A monetary arrangement can help you assemble abundance over the long run, supporting the assurance of your monetary future. In the event that that seems like a smart thought, it very well may be acceptable to locate a confided in monetary counsel who can help you on this excursion. According to the data collected by […]

07 Feb, 21

Set your monetary information on today in motion for later

As the reports collected by Accounts NextGen explains that the Coronavirus has been a driver of extraordinary change. From the manner in which we work to the way we live – all that we once knew as natural is currently unique, and that incorporates how many centres we provide for our regular funds.

04 Feb, 21

Varying PAYG instalments because of COVID-19

Varying PAYG instalments If you worked under ABN and your tax returns for the previous years generated tax payable amounts, the ATO would have arranged for a Pay As You Go (PAYG) quarterly instalment payment plan for you. This payment plan will be based on a projection of your ABN income for the financial year, referring […]

03 Feb, 21

‘Unreasonable onus’: Accountants push back against proposed registration requirement

Source: Accountant Daily Forcing tax practitioners to screen close associates and employees under the fit and proper person test would heap further administrative and compliance burden on the profession, two professional accounting bodies say.

02 Feb, 21

Online dating for graduate hires: How a recruitment firm is changing the game

Source: Accountant Daily Accounting firms looking for their next graduate talent can now swipe their way to a new hire as a recruitment firm launches a new approach akin to an online dating service. Striver, a recruiting platform, has now launched a new recruiting process for accounting firms to match with potential graduate hires based […]

01 Feb, 21

The skills you need to succeed in 2021

Source: Financial Review Experts say if the coronavirus pandemic taught employers anything, it’s that most jobs can be done from anywhere and technology skills are no longer just a buzzword. COVID-19 may have accelerated the future of work, but it’s also pushed the fast forward button on the skills that will be in hot demand in 2021.