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From 1 November 2021, there are changes to employer obligations in relation to superannuation. With lockdowns ending, retail and hospitality opening up and Christmas approaching, it is vital that employers who have a large intake of staff over the upcoming period get their superannuation obligations
Read MoreThe NSW State Revenue office has released a Commissioner’s Practice Note: CPN 021 on the application of payroll tax to employer superannuation contributions. The aim of the Commissioner’s Practice Note is to assist taxpayers in determining when superannuation payments are included in taxable wages calculations to determine payroll tax liability.
Read MoreDirectors aren’t liable for company debts – right? The Director Penalty Notice regime may make director’s personally liable for unpaid tax debts When setting up your company, one of the first benefits explained to you would have been ‘limited liability’ for you as a shareholder and director. As a company is an independent legal entity, liability is...
Read MoreChanges to superannuation guarantee obligations for employers – Budget 2021-2022 Announcement Compulsory superannuation payments as part of salary and wage remuneration help build superannuation balances to support individuals into retirement. Currently, not all employees are entitled to superannuation – including those receiving less than $450 per...
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