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.
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June 30 Tax Planning
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Extra Deductions for Staff Training
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Personal Property Securities Register
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Financing Motor Vehicles
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2022 Federal Budget Wrap – What’s in it for you and your Business?
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Tax deductibles and GST implications for ride sharing drivers
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ATO’s new crackdown on discretionary trusts
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) cracks down on discretionary trusts. The ATO has just updated[More...]