MartinCo would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your support in 2017.
Martin CoDecember 6, 2017
At MartinCo Chartered Accountants, we believe that to build wealth you need to have the right advice. Tomorrow is one of the richest horse races in the world, the Melbourne Cup. The international sporting event where there's almost (but not quite) more interest in what happens away from the track than on it. For reasons both historical and now almost mythical, even those who haven't watched a horse race or placed a bet all year end up doing both. It seems almost un-Australian not to stop for a few minutes or at least take part in the office sweep. When…
Martin CoNovember 6, 2017
October 31st isn't just Halloween! To avoid a tax nightmare at the end of the month, get your 2017 paper work to us as soon as possible so that we can file your tax return for you on time. When considering your work-related claims, keep in mind that the ATO is coming down hard on excessive or false claims under their ‘don’t dodge when you lodge’ campaign. Taxpayer pitfalls in the Digital Age The ATO is coming down hard on excessive or false claims under their “don’t dodge when you lodge” campaign. Aided by sophisticated analytical technology, the ATO can…
Martin CoOctober 30, 2017
Key Taxation dates in November 2017. Please Contact MartinCo Edgecliff or Hurstville for more information.
Martin CoOctober 30, 2017
Superannuation is an area that is often forgotten or misunderstood in the estate planning process.
Martin CoOctober 10, 2017
Key Taxation dates in October 2017. Please Contact MartinCo Edgecliff or Hurstville for more information
Martin CoOctober 2, 2017
In our own experience, and in our observations of other business owners, a number of particular attitudes need to change if we are to succeed at – and enjoy! – running our own business.
Martin CoSeptember 12, 2017
The 15% tax rate is capped – it can only be applied to concessional contributions of $25,000 per person per year. $25,000 is 9.5% of $263,000. Most people earn much less than this, which means their super contributions are well below their personal limit of $25,000 per year.
Martin CoSeptember 12, 2017
