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Our staff are experienced tax professionals who are committed to offering expertise and personal service to suit your individual requirements; we offer both Individual Income Tax Returns, as well as Business Income Tax Returns, and provide our clients with strategic tax advice.
Our consultants will determine your approximate taxable income, and check the tax rates that apply, with a vast amount of experience and access to tax research materials, we will allow you take advantage of the current tax laws and achieve maximum results.
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| Here are a list of the deductable expenses 21st Century Accounting can assist you in claiming: |
Accounting fees • Gifts to clients but not if entertainment
Advertising
Agents commission
Annual leave (actually paid not accruals)
Audit Fees
Bad Debts (actually written off)
Bank Charges
Borrowing expenses
Business Trips
Capital Allowances
Car Expenses
Car Parking
Cleaning
Clothing - Approved non-compulsory
Uniforms
Clothing - Compulsory Uniforms
Clothing - Occupation specific
Clothing - Protective
Commissions
Conference Expenses
Copyrights, patents and designs
Depreciation
Directors fees
Discharge of mortgage expenses
Discounts allowed for past services
Distributions by co-operatives
Education expenses
Electricity connection costs to income producing buildings
Entertainment of employees (but FBT payable)
Environment impact studies
Environment protection expenditure
Equipment service Fees
Film investment 100% for certain Australian • made films
(seek advice)
Freight costs
Fringe benefits tax
Fuel and oil
Gifts of $2.00 or more
Gifts to political parties
Gratuities to employees
Hiring charges
Home Office Expenses
Insurance premiums
Interest paid
Investment Allowance
Land tax
Lease Payments
Lease preparation, registration or stamping • expense
Leave payments (not accruals)
Legal expenses relating to borrowing or • discharge of mortgage
Licenses to operate business
Loss through misappropriation by employees, • or by theft unless
employed in a domestic nature
Management expenses
Mortgage discharge expenses
Newspapers for employees i.e. share traders • and investors
Overseas travel expenses
Payroll tax
Petrol and oil
Postage
Power lighting and heating
Printing and stationery
Professional or business association subs and • fees
Rates on taxes on income producing properties
Rebates and discounts given to customers
Rent of business premises
Repairs
Research and Development costs
Retiring allowances paid to ex employees or • dependants
Salaries and wages
Scientific research related to business
Self-education expenses if related to employment or business
Seminars
Sickness / Accident premiums
Solicitors fees on revenue account
Stock purchase
Subcontractors
Super Contributions - subject to age based • limits Telephone expenses
Tool Replacement
Trade Journals
Travel expenses
Uniforms
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