It's the end of the financial year and it's time to get your tax in order. Find out how to reduce your tax liabilities for 2007/8 in our tax special, which includes a useful checklist. We also offer advise on how to plan for what will no doubt be a challenging new financial year, with rising interest rates and low consumer confidence. We also take a look at occupational health and safety, and how the review into legislation could mean safer conditions in your working environment.
Cover:
Tax Tips to Reduce Your Liabilities
Feature Articles:
John Smith, on The Bum Box
Occupational Health and Safety Obligations
Do-it-yourself Superannuation
How to Promote your Business
Tips on Mixing Business with Pleasure
Tax tips to reduce liabilities
The end of the financial year is almost upon us, but there are still a number of actions that business owners can take to help reduce their tax liabilities for the 2007 tax year. Often, this is simply a case of ensuring that your intentions are correctly recorded and dated, which will also be helpful when it comes to presenting records for the accountant or bookkeeper.
The start of a new financial year is always a good time to look at plans and activities that will help the business over the next 12 months. This year, planning will be even m...
Business owners, company directors, managers and supervisors all need to be aware of their occupational, health and safety (OHS) obligations. As the Federal Government begins ...
Small business owners are showing strong interest in managing their own money in saving for retirement and when no longer working full-time. Often, the management of their own...
