2020 has been a difficult year for Australian businesses across all sectors when you consider that we started with a drought, then experienced extreme bush fires and topped it off with the COVID-19 pandemic[…]
2020 has been a difficult year for Australian businesses across all sectors when you consider that we started with a drought, then experienced extreme bush fires and topped it off with the COVID-19 pandemic[…]
2020 will be a year none of us forget and everybody’s attention has been on lockdown rules, number of infections and their daily movements, stock market volatility and the value of your superannuation[…]
The Victorian Government has released the regulations that govern the relationship between commercial landlords and their tenants (being small to medium sized businesses with an annual turnover of up to $50m and eligible for the JobKeeper Payments) commencing with effect from 29 March 2020 and ending on 29 September 2020[…]
The ATO is now accepting applications from employers to participate in the scheme. It feels like everyday we are getting more guidance on how the scheme will operate and new rules on eligibility of employers[…]
One of the main eligibility rules to become an eligible employer under the JobKeeper scheme is to be able to demonstrate that the businesses turnover has declined by more than 30% (where the business’ aggregate turnover was less than $1.0b) to a comparable period[…]
One aspect of the Australian Government’s stimulus package was allowing individuals adversely affected by the economic effects of the Corona Virus to access up to $10,000 of their superannuation monies in both the 2020 financial year and the 2021 financial year[…]
In addition to the Federal Government response to the Coronavirus, the Victorian State Government has established a $1.7 billion Economic Survival Package: The Victorian Business Support Fund[…]
With the release of the Government’s Stimulus Package Retirees may need to review their situation. Have you been wondering what support you will receive or can possibly access as a result of all the changes related to COVID19 as well as the resulting share market declines[…]
One aspect of the Australian Government’s stimulus package was allowing individuals adversely affected by the economic effects of the Corona Virus to access up to $10,000 of their superannuation monies in both the 2020 financial year and the 2021 financial year[…]
The Government has announced a further round of economic stimulus measures with the main focus being on providing income support for employees and allow businesses to continue to employ people during these unprecedented times[…]