The Federal Treasurer, Mr Josh Frydenberg, handed down the 2020/21 Federal Budget at 7:30 pm (AEDT) on 6 October 2020. Australia’s economic response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the form of the original and extended JobKeeper scheme, the cashflow boosts and the enhanced JobSeeker payment has come at a significant cost, Mr Frydenberg said, resulting in a budget deficit of $213.7b, falling to $66.9b by 2023/24. The Budget has been described as an economic recovery plan, which is “all about jobs”.
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With EOFY fast approaching in a year that has seen businesses, accountants & tax professionals overwhelmed with the ongoing raft of Coronavirus Stimulus Measures, it’s crucial to remind organisations of their upcoming ESS reporting obligations so they can avoid incurring ATO penalties for failing to lodge on time.
July Deadline Looms For Employee Share Schemes
With EOFY fast approaching in a year that has seen businesses, accountants & tax professionals overwhelmed with the ongoing raft of Coronavirus Stimulus Measures, it’s crucial to remind organisations of their upcoming ESS reporting obligations so they can avoid incurring ATO penalties for failing to lodge on time.
Instant Asset Write-Off Extended to 31 December 2020
The JobKeeper Payment Explained
Last night saw the $130 billion JobKeeper wage subsidy program pass the Senate, making it the largest financial package legislated in Australian history. With more than 730,000 businesses already registered for the JobKeeper support and with many more anticipated, understanding the rules and legislation that apply to this payment is essential.