Category Archives: Taxation
Taxation and Accounting Services
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.
Changes to deductibility of interest on ATO debts
An important reminder: Interest incurred in income years starting on or after 1 July will
Selling shares? Beware of all the CGT rules!
Selling shares and Capital Gains Tax With Trump’s tariffs causing big sell downs on share
Working from home and occupancy costs
When rent, mortgage interest, and home office costs may be deductible A recent Administrative Review
Tax deductible work clothing
ATO rules on claiming work-related clothing expenses The tax deductibility of clothing is a topic
Self education deduction expenses
Deductibility of self-education expenses Many people spend their own money on attending courses that will
What you need to know about buying off-the-plan and CGT
Buying off the plan and Capital Gains Tax. If you buy a property in an
What to do if you exceed your super contribution caps
Understanding the tax consequences and your options when contribution limits are exceeded Superannuation is a
Claiming EV expenses
Car claims for electric vehicles Working out the cost of electricity used to run your
Tax on redundancy payments explained
Tax redundancy If you’re made redundant, you may receive a lump sum payout, but not
Using your home to produce income
Understanding the CGT implications of using part or all of your home to earn income