Category Archives: Accounting

Noosa and Sunshine Coast, Queensland (QLD)

Our expertise across all areas of taxation and accounting means we can pro-actively help you with your annual tax return obligations, capital gains tax advice, tax planning and compliance reviews for all entities, such as companies, trusts, partnerships, joint ventures and self-managed superannuation funds.

At Stratogen Accounting, we offer the full range of services expected of a leading edge accounting firm. From accounting, taxation and bookkeeping to estate planning, business planning, restructuring and systemising, through to assisting our clients obtain finance – both business and private.

Based in Noosa, on the Sunshine Coast Queensland (QLD), we service clients around Australia.

Proposed Tax on $3M Super Balances

Individuals with large superannuation balances may soon be subject to an extra 15% tax on [Continue reading...]

FBT Exemption for Electric Vehicles

With car fringe benefits one of the most common benefits provided by employers to employees, [Continue reading...]

Trust Distribution Landscape Now More Settled

If you carry on your business affairs through a trust structure, there is now more [Continue reading...]

Crystalising Capital Losses

It’s been a particularly difficult 12 months for investors. On the superannuation front, we now [Continue reading...]

FBT & Car Logbooks

With the end of the FBT year approaching, are your car logbooks in order? The [Continue reading...]

New Work From Home Record Keeping Requirements

Are you one of the five million Australians who claim work from home deductions? If [Continue reading...]

Accommodation Sharing and Tax

The ATO has reminded taxpayers around their sharing economy tax obligations when providing accommodation. The [Continue reading...]

ATO Finalises Section 100A Guidance for Family Trusts

Do you operate your business via a family trust? The ATO released its final guidance [Continue reading...]

The Importance of Cash Flow Forecasts

As we enter into the new year, with many economists predicting a slowing of the [Continue reading...]

ATO New-Year Resolutions

The ATO has released its new year resolutions…and there is not a gym in sight! [Continue reading...]