Tax Planning time
Margaret Paskin • June 4, 2022

Things to consider -

With a little discussion and thought, tax planning can greatly reduce tax expense and even worse, the fear of an unbudgeted tax debt. EOFY is also a great time to ensure all compliance matters are addressed. Typical items for consideration are:

  • Trust distributions
  • Bad debt write off
  • Asset purchases
  • Concessional super contributions
  • Carry forward concessional super contributions
  • Rental property deductions
  • Motor vehicle deductions


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