In today's digital age, platforms like OnlyFans, YouTube, and TikTok have opened exciting opportunities for content creators to monetise their audience reach. However, with the rapid growth of this industry, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has taken notice and issued guidelines to ensure content creators understand their tax obligations. As a trusted partner for businesses and individuals, LEAD Advisory Group is here to shed light on the taxation aspects content creators need to consider.
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The Australian Federal Budget for 2023-24 has been announced, including measures to support individuals, businesses, and institutions nationwide. Here are some of the key announcements and how they will impact Australians
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High HECS-HELP loan indexation and bonus businesses deductions are on the cards this tax year. Read on to find out more.
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With the end of the FBT year on 31 March 2023 fast approaching, the ATO has reminded taxpayers and their advisers that now is the time to start preparing FBT records and calculations. This includes ensuring that any arrangements for employee contributions to reduce the taxable value of fringe benefits are put in place and collecting employee declarations (if required).
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Since July 2022, the way can claim deductions for the costs you incur when you work from home has been slightly different.
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From 1 January this year, those 55 and over have been able to make a ‘downsizer’ contribution to their superannuation. Since the age limit for downsizer contributions was reduced from 60 to 55, more people have been able to use this opportunity to get money into their super quickly.
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