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2014 The end of financial year has passed...

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

2014 The end of financial year has passed...

NOW WHAT?

1.aRE YOUR FINANCIAL RECORDS IN ORDER?

  • Make it a priority to begin a structured record keeping process 
  • Use a cloud based accounting system like Xero or Myob 
  • Separate your personal and business accounts
  • Upload your csv file from online banking into Xero / Myob
  • Reconcile your bank account, credit card and petty cash
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2. Do you need to stocktake?

  • Small stock holders may not need to
  • BIG stock holders need to by 30th June 2014
  • Keep the paperwork in case of a ATO audit
  • Ask? Do you have outdated / old stock?
  • What items are damaged or obsolete?
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3.Bad Debts

  • Accural basis? Write off bad debts
  • Put the bad debt in writing 30th June 2014
  • Apply the bad debt to your Debtor's ledger
  • Sole trader or individual with bad debt?
  • Same rules apply as above!
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4. Plant & equipment

  • Look at your Asset or depreciation list
  • What items do you no longer use?
  • What new items have you purchased?
  • What items need to be written off?
  • This applies to machinery & tools
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5. Superannuation

6. Bonus & Directors fee

  • Commit to bonus on or before 30th June 2014
  • No tax is required to be paid on the amount until paid
  • Resolution to be made in writing
  • Is the director's fee still a tax deduction if a SBE entity?
  • Yes!

7. Consumables and other deductions
Buy staff amenities,
stationary, printing and other day to day expenses and write off by 30th June 2014!

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8. Other "TIPS" for SBE's

  • Prepay services by 30th June 2014
  • Rent, interest, advertising and leases
  • Buy big ticket items:
  • Car, computer, tools or machineryca

9. Changes

  • Superannuation increases to 9.5%
  • Temporary Budget Repair Levy ?
  • Earn over $180,000? = 2% levy

10.Bookkeeping & Tax

  • Use the cloud / online accounting
  • Use technology and social media 
  • Educate yourself 
  • Create an online presence
  • Blow your competitors out of the water!
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