If you cant work because you or someone in your household is impacted by COVID-19, there is support available, but it comes with fairly strict eligibility criteria.

ATO's work from home expense crackdown, Taxing on Insurance Payouts, What changes for super on 1 July 2021?

The 2021-22 Federal Budget is a balancing act between a better than anticipated deficit ($106 bn), an impending election, and the need to invest in the long term. Key initiatives include: Extension of temporary full expensing and loss-carry back providing immediate deductions for business investment in capital assets Introduction of a patent box offering tax concessions on income derived from medical and biotech patents Tax and investment incentives for the digital economy Extension of the low and middle income tax offset Child care subsidy increase for families with multiple children $17.7 billion over 5 years to reform aged care $2.3 billion on mental health infrastructure and programs New and extended home ownership programs for first home owners and single parents

The New Lifetime Director ID, Tax exemptions for Granny Flats, When Expenses and Investments are not at Arm's Length

Superannuation Changes from 1 July 2021, How to treat - JobKeeper handbacks, Professional Service Firms - treatment of profits under fire.

JobKeeper - will you need to return it, COVID-19 Vaccinations and the Workplace, FBT 2021

How to sell your business, the FINAL stage of JobKeeper, and Simplifying small business insolvency

The JobMaker Hiring Credit - are you an eligible employer, which new employees are eligible and what tests need to be passed, in order to receive JobMaker.

2021 Risks Opportunities, extended December JobKeeper deadlines, first JobMaker deadlines looming and your last chance to access COVID-19 Early Access to Super.

JobMaker Hiring Credits: What We Know So Far, Tax deductions for investing in your business, Refunds for Tax Losses, PAYG Tax table reminder, JobKeeper clawback begins, APRA reveals $34.4bn super early release