Confused about the COVID-19 Stimulus Packages? We're here to help. Chat with us live or read our blog.ITP are specialists in tax returns for individuals, with over 40 years’ experience in helping Queenslanders get the most back in their return each year. Whether you’re after a simple salary and wage tax return, or need expert tax advice – we’re here to help.
Australian employers and employees have now been thrown an astonishing 3rd stimulus package, promising to deliver $130 billion dollars to cope with the economic effect of COVID-19.
The Federal Government announced a second, far reaching stimulus package to help fight the Coronavirus and its impact on Australia. The aim is to add $189 Billion into the economy to reduce the impact of the challenges arising from current Corona Virus pandemic.
As the world is undergoing massive changes, many people are now using their dining room as an office. Now if this is you, take note, as we’ve made a possible list of things that are literally under your nose and indeed may be tax deductible.
Due to the current events (COVID-19), we wanted to update our Queensland community on all things ITP, whether business or individual.
On 12 March 2020, the government announced that they are going to help Australians experiencing difficulty as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak. Here is what you need to know.
Working with the ATO is a complicated juggling act and one that holds significant responsibility for any business owner.
Even though GST has been with us for 20 years, it can be easy to forget what it means and how it applies when starting a new business. We sat down with one of ITP’s Business Professionals to talk about the basics of GST for small businesses.
ITP Qld’s Tax Training Course will give you all the skills you need to be able to complete an individual tax return and perform duties of a Tax Consultant. Below are some FAQs regarding how the course works and who it’s for.
With Christmas just around the corner, it might be time to start planning an office Christmas party. If celebrations are in order, and you’re in charge of the budget, here are a few things to consider before you break the bubbly open.
As we near the end of the tax season, most individual taxpayers have had time to prepare, submit and (mostly) claim a refund back from the ATO. Happy days!
Research shows that Australians spend more than $2.6 billion every year on food delivery services like UberEats and Deliveroo. As this number grows every year, so does the number of delivery drivers.
Now that you have a bit of an understanding of what tax is and if you have to lodge it, there are only a few steps left to logding your tax return.
If the October 31st deadline isn’t enough motivation to get your maximum refund organised - then maybe a chance to get an extra $100 is.