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Part two of our EOFY tips and reminders from Brett Thornett, CPA and Director at Applied Education. SGC Contributions: You can claim a tax deduction for your June quarter contributions if they are received by your funds by the 30th of June. Your clearing house will send you a notification of your payment deadline. Deductible […]
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If you are a low to middle income earner, you may be eligible to receive up to $500 from the government into your super as a co-contribution. How does it work? For the 2018-2019 financial year, if you earn less than $52,697 per year (before tax) and make after-tax super contributions, whether small regular […]
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The content of all Applied Education courses are developed in association with industry partners including the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers (ICB) and as part of enrolment in our bookkeeping and accounting courses, participants receive ICB student membership for one year. This membership is designed to help you complete your studies and prepare you for your […]
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Trying to get perfect the work/life balance can be a cause of stress in itself. If you are feeling the strain of work, study and maintaining your life the good news is that stress and a productive existence can go hand in hand. Be mindful and you can find the balance that’s best for you. […]
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We’ve all heard the term Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and we know what it is, right? They handle everything related to a company’s finances – reporting and analysing your financial results, overseeing cost-benefit analysis, cost control, securing new funding etc. As financial management is a crucial component in the running of a company, a CFO […]
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