How to simplify your finances in one week
Simplifying your finances can feel overwhelming. But with our easy to follow guide you’ll be able to get your financial life on track in one week.
What scrapping the $500,000 cap on non-concessional super means for you
The lifetime $500,000 cap on non-concessional super contributions has been scrapped. Find out what this means for you.
End of year tax tips for property investors
There are still a few things you can do between now and 30 June to help maximise your tax return.
Economic update with CommSec’s Chief Economist
Earlier this week, Binnari Property hosted an economic update with CommSec’s Chief Economist, Craig James. Read on for the key points from his presentation.
The real cost of procrastinating about your finances
As humans, we’re hardwired to procrastinate. But good decisions made today can significantly change your financial future. Read on to find out just how much of a difference you could be making.
Budget 2016: Quick guide to what it means for you
Get quickly up to speed on what the Australian Federal Budget 2016 means for you.
How will a change in negative gearing legislation affect you?
Negative gearing is a hot topic at the moment as the Federal Government and the Opposition are each looking at major shake-ups. Find out how it will affect you.
Further Ways to Increase Your Tax Deductions
As discussed in Tax Tips Part One: Get More from Your 2013/14 Tax Return, the end of financial year is almost upon us. In part one, a number of potential deductions your accountant could help you with were covered. Here, the list continues: The child care tax rebate – Not income tested, this rebate is […]
Get More from Your 2013/14 Tax Return Part One
With the end of the financial year fast approaching, individuals and businesses are once again faced with the task of completing their tax return – something many of us approach with a mixture of hope and dread. To reduce hassle and ensure your tax return is maximised, it’s advisable to seek the assistance of an […]
Taxation planning – Capital Gains Tax
Most people accept that one of the realities of life is paying taxes. In Australia, you’re paying taxes before you get home from the delivery suite at the hospital. Mum and dad driving you home? That’s tax on the fuel that you’re burning. Nice cozy onesie? Yup, tax on that too! The most obvious tax […]