Month: June 2019
What Are Franking Credits?
In the recent election, franking credits were one of the key topics of discussion.
Proudly Employing Women At Paris Financial
We seek diversity in our staff, and we reap the benefits from it.
What Is Payroll Tax And Do I Have To Pay It?
Some employers in Australia have an obligation to pay payroll tax, while others do not.
Paris Financial Champions Women In Esteemed Awards
Paris Financial announces being named finalists in three different categories in the 2019 Women In Finance Awards.
Is Your Small Business On The Right Track?
This is the life cycle that we would typically see for a successfully growing small business.
Golden Rules For Employing Good Staff
In a growing business, you are going to have to employ people.
We Must Tackle Multinational Corporate Tax
Google are the next company to come under attack by the Tax Champion.
ATO Doubles Rental Deduction Audits
Deliberate cases of over-claiming are treated harshly with penalties of up to 75% of the claim.
Extension & Increase To The Instant Asset Write-Off For Small Businesses
Assets will need to be used or installed ready for use from Budget night until by 30 June 2020 to qualify for the higher threshold.
Let’s talk about aged care
Aged care can be a tough subject for many families to broach, but as we enjoy longer lives, there’s a growing likelihood that at least part of our final years may be spent in aged care.
The financial and lifestyle upsides to saying sayonara to your adult kids
It’s usually inevitable your kids are going to grow up and one day move out of home. And, while research shows that women are generally more upset at the prospect of this than men are, the good news is many people report that once they come to terms with it, there are a number of upsides.
Retirement planning in your 50s
While planning your retirement can mean different things to different people, more often than not, the type of retirement you can afford comes down to the plans put in place to set yourself up for the future.