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To meet your tax obligations with ease, a good record-keeping is a must
Posted by Team AVS on 26 Feb, 2019 0 CommentsDuring the financial year, you'll receive documents that are important for doing your tax, such as payment summaries, receipts, invoices and contracts.
Generally, you need to keep these for five years from when you lodge your tax return in case ATO ask you to substantiate your claims.
Records you need to keep include:
payment summaries from payers, including your employer and the Department of Human Services
statements from your bank
With the passage of relevant law on 12 February 2019 by Australian Parliament, more than 700,000 Australian small businesses are set to be covered by the ATO's single touch payroll rules.
Single Touch Payroll (STP) rules require that employers have to report information related to employees’ tax and super to ATO with every payroll event instead of monthly or quarterly reporting. So, every time a business does a pay run, information through S
Single Touch Payroll (STP) rules require that employers have to report information related to employees’ tax and super to ATO with every payroll event instead of monthly or quarterly reporting. So, every time a business does a pay run, information through S