Last updated 07 October 2020 _ Government fact sheet with example Detailed guide with examples _ The following info-graph has been shared with permission. Please note that some details on the info-graph are out of date. _ Key Changes _…
Due to COVID19 the ATO is temporarily allowing us three options to calculate our home office expenses. _ shortcut method ─ (only available for work conducted between 01 March 2020 – 31 December 2020) Claim a rate of 80 cents per…
If you process your wages through payroll, then you may be eligible for JobKeeper just like any other employee would be. If that is the case, then the following may not interest you. If your business has suffered a 30%…
You may wish to have access to your ATO account to view and mange the following Apply for JobKeeper View account statements and balances (Cash Flow Boost payments for COVID19 will be seen here if you are eligible for them) Manage…
COVID19 Comprehensive Guide This comprehensive guide has been developed by one of our resource providers to assist everyone in accessing the financial support they need during the COVID19 crisis. It outlines all of the financial assistance announced by the…
This page was last updated on 22 October 2020. _ For an explanation about how JobKeeper works, please see here. For ATO details about JobKeeper, please see here. The Australian Government has also provided their own list of JobKeeper FAQs here. _ What about…
Last updated 30 March 2020 COVID19 JobKeeper Payment Fact Sheet A new economic response related to the COVID19 crisis was announced by the Australian Government on 30 March 2020. Read the Treasury media release here. This JobKeeper Payment scheme…
Early Access To Super Fact Sheet Due to the financial strain that COVID19 may cause some individuals, the Australian Government is allowing us to access $10,000 from our superannuation before 1 July 2020, and a further $10,000 following 1 July 2020….
Cash Flow Boost Government Fact Sheet The following is for businesses with employees Employers will now receive a minimum of $20,000 and a maximum of $100,000 from the Australian Government for their March to September 2020 BAS or IAS lodgements….