Advivo explains the value of a financial risk analysis, and how your business can benefit from one. Identifying and managing financial risks to a business is an important step in a business’s financial management process. This includes conducting a risk analysis at least once a year to understand and avoid potential future situations that can…
Advivo gives you some tips on how you can prepare your business for 2022 tax time. Tax time is a stressful time for everyone, and running a business means there are a few extra steps. And although there is still time until companies need to lodge their tax returns it’s important to start preparing for…
Advivo explains how to save tax with some Federal Government initiatives You may recall that two of the new items included in the last Federal Budget of the prior government in March 2022 were a Technology Investment Boost and a Skills and Training Boost. These have now been resurrected by the new Federal Government and…
Advivo ICP shares what Baseball has to do with Innovation Success. In 2002 the Oakland A’s Baseball General Manager, Billy Beane, had a very limited budget to recruit the best players he could. With innovative thinking and the use of data, Billy set about analysing the performance of hundreds of players. But instead of focusing…
Advivo Business Advisors and Accountants Partner, Chris Morris, shares his six key tips for success when it comes to running a family business. Family dynamics can be interesting at the best of times, and we all know how challenging being in business can be. Now mix the two together, add a dash of cash flow…
Advivo Accountants and Advisors proudly provide expert advice about the tax advantages of superannuation and will assist you every step of the way with your Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF). We strongly recommend talking to an expert when it comes to your personal retirement goals. This information does not constitute financial advice. Any information in…
Advivo Business Advisors and Accountants, share insights on the benefits of JobMaker for small businesses. The JobMaker Hiring Credit was designed to help accelerate growth in employment of young people during the COVID-19 recovery, helping them access job opportunities as the economy recovers. The government designed the Jobmaker scheme to encourage businesses to employ additional…
The JobKeeper scheme which has been in place since 30 March 2020, ended on 28 March 2021. How does the end of JobKeeper impact my business? On and from 29 March 2021: JobKeeper employee wage subsidies will cease, and qualifying and legacy employers will generally be unable to change their employees’ work hours, usual duties…
Enrolments for JobKeeper Extension 2 close 31 January 2021. Eligibility for JobKeeper Extension 2 (with pay periods commencing from 4 January) is based on Employers meeting the turnover test for their most recent turnover period. This is a different period from what was used for JobKeeper Extension 1 and therefore it is essential for employers…
Important Information on Jobkeeper Extension 1 Commencing From 28 September 2020 The JobKeeper program has now officially been extended for 6 months to 28 March 2021. We have highlighted important dates for employers to take note of in regards to this extension. We understand the complexity and confusion in the market around JobKeeper 2.0 and…
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