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TPAR is a report that Australian businesses in certain industries and those who pay contractors need to submit to the ATO each year. This is due annually on the 28th of August. Learn all about it in our latest guide. https://bit.ly/3X57JAB
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The rules surrounding the transitional tax-free amount certificate are still unclear… Our Senior Technical Consultant, Lisa Webster, reviews the draft legislation and how it will impact your clients 💻 “The first point to make is that the rules around how to apply for the TTAC are not particularly clear, and more guidance from HMRC is required. This is something we have raised in our response to the Finance Bill. It states that ‘complete evidence’ of the lump sum available is required, without defining what this is. Once we know what is required it may well be the case that it is easier to get from some schemes than others.” Find out more: https://lnkd.in/dXbpqtRj
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Your 2024 Q2 statement is now available! If you have registered for Online Access, your statements and tax documents are now available. 1️⃣ Login to Online Access at ig.ca 2️⃣ Click on 'Documents' from the webpage header 3️⃣ Choose your document type #PowellAndAssociates #PrivateWealthManagement #YYC
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We would like to remind you that the IT3(t) submissions are compulsory for all trusts for the 2024 trust tax year. There is an exception for 2024, SARS has indicated that trusts which did not make any distributions during the 2024 year are not required to submit for this year. However, SARS still recommends submission in these cases. It is also important to note that this exception will not be available for 2025. **Important Details: - The IT3(t) return requires information on amounts vested in beneficiaries, including net income, capital gains, and capital amounts. - Trustees and accountants have four months (from 31 May to 30 September) to complete the trust's annual financial statements and submit the IT3(t) returns. - SARS is focusing on ensuring transparency between trust declarations and beneficiary tax returns **Urgency: We strongly advise you to take immediate action to ensure compliance with these requirements. Should you require assistance or have specific questions please email us on hello@cbsgroup.co.za. **Potential Consequences SARS has indicated that administrative penalties for late submission of trust tax returns will be introduced from September 2024. These penalties can range from R250 to R16,000 per month per outstanding return. **Assistance Available To help our clients navigate these requirements, we could offer an informational session aimed at addressing your uncertainties on 30 September 2024 should there be enough interest. Please show your interest by clicking the link below. https://lnkd.in/dSb_R_Kx
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Have you applied for the Increased Cost of Business (ICOB) grant yet? The ICOB grant which was announced by the Government as part of Budget 2024, represents an important step by the Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment (DETE) in supporting businesses most affected by the burden of increased costs. Businesses must register and provide their details by the deadline of 1st May 2024. In our blog, we provide some important information about eligibility and how you can avail of the grant https://lnkd.in/enn9Fu4A You can also find further information at https://lnkd.in/ePcZ9kHX
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Managing payment timelines is crucial for Micro and Small Businesses (MSMEs) under the MSME Development Act 2006. According to the Act, customers should settle invoices within 45 days (with a written agreement) or 15 days (without one). Failure to do so, as per Income Tax Act Section 43B(h), can lead to disallowed expense claims and higher income tax. Obtaining UDYAM (MSME) Registration adds leverage, pressuring timely payments. It's advisable to include your registration details on invoices. For businesses dealing with MSME vendors, ensure payments by 15th Feb are settled by 31st March to avoid expense disallowance. The dynamics between payment delays and tax troubles are intricate but worth understanding. 💼💰 #MSMEs #TaxCompliance #BusinessInsights
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