Accessorial Liability: when to stay and when to run…
An accessory to a crime is a person who participates knowingly and voluntarily in the commission of a crime. An accessory can be categorised as
Louise McLoughlin
14 March 2019
Our Blog
Welcome to our bookkeeping blog! We share bookkeeping tips, software updates and the latest news from the ATO. Sometimes we get a bit cheeky and let you know what we really think about this industry, but we try to behave ourselves most of the time! Enjoy the read and if you’re looking for anything in particular, hit the search button above.
Don’t Forget Those Cash Receipts!
Do you buy business items with your own non-business funds i.e. your cash? Do you include these purchases in your accounts? Surprisingly, some of our
Louise McLoughlin
6 March 2019
Why We Love the Cloud
Here at e-BAS Accounts we have embraced the concept of operating our business via the cloud. In short, we love the cloud! So what is
Louise McLoughlin
6 March 2019
BAS & Bookkeeping Services – Aren’t They the Same Thing?
If you want to be a bookkeeper in today’s environment and abide by the Tax Agent Services Act 2009, you will need to ask yourself
Louise McLoughlin
5 March 2019
Correcting GST Mistakes
From time to time, you may realise that you have made a mistake on a previous activity statement. You may have found extra receipts or
Louise McLoughlin
5 March 2019
Common GST Mistakes
When you’re completing your activity statements, it’s easy to make mistakes. It happens a lot and we see them first hand here at e-BAS Accounts.
Louise McLoughlin
5 March 2019
How to Speak “GST”
There are a lot of terms used when we start to talk about the GST or a BAS in the BAS Agents’ world. We BAS
Louise McLoughlin
4 March 2019
How to get started with Single Touch Payroll
As mentioned in our last blog, smaller employers with less than 19 employees will need to start reporting their payroll data via Single Touch Payroll
Louise McLoughlin
28 February 2019
Taxable payments annual report (TPAR) to include 3 more industries – road freight, IT & security
The ATO has announced that those businesses providing services in the following 3 industries will be caught in the “TPAR net” from 1st July 2019.
Louise McLoughlin
7 January 2019