
New year, new process – Job Requests!
This year we are making some changes to our internal processes. As part of those changes, we recently moved to a new job management system called Clickup.
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This year we are making some changes to our internal processes. As part of those changes, we recently moved to a new job management system called Clickup.
Employers now have more incentive to employ workers under 35! The JobMaker Hiring credit legislation has now been passed into law! This credit was part of the 2020-21 Budget, which will operate until 6 October 2022. It is designed to improve the prospects of young individuals getting employment following the devastating impact of COVID-19 on the labour market.
A new legislative instrument has been released which has extended the services BAS Agents can provide to clients in relation to the super guarantee charge. BAS Agents have been able to assist clients with superannuation tasks for approximately 2 years now, but this instrument improves on the current situation.
This measure promises to “refund” the PAYG withholding reported on the BAS or IAS by employers back into their integrated client accounts (ICA) as an offset against any existing BAS/IAS debt. To be clear, this is not a supply of cash to employers into their banks.
The JobSeeker payment will be delivered by Centrelink, now known as Services Australia. It is a new payment designed to assist those who have lost
During the Corona Virus pandemic, the following states have decided to either waive or defer payments of payroll tax. See below for further information. VICTORIA
Coronavirus (COVID-19) has brought with it great uncertainty and worry amongst the general population, not the least of these, employers and staff.
Back in May 2018, the first iteration of a law for an amnesty on unpaid historical superannuation was announced, but due to the calling of