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πŸ’³ Pay your tax by credit card? A change is coming.The ATO has announced it will stop accepting credit card payments afte...
08/10/2026

πŸ’³ Pay your tax by credit card? A change is coming.

The ATO has announced it will stop accepting credit card payments after 30 November 2026. From 1 December 2026, you’ll need to use an alternative payment method.

Here’s how to prepare:

βœ… Review how you pay your tax and plan ahead for any cash flow impact.
βœ… Check the alternative payment options at ato.gov.au/howtopay.
βœ… If your ATO payment plan is linked to a credit card, update your payment method before your next instalment due after 30 November.

Concerned about meeting your tax payments? Speak with our team early so we can help you explore your options.

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Mark your calendars with these key financial dates due in October. Staying on top of them keeps your business compliant ...
07/10/2026

Mark your calendars with these key financial dates due in October. Staying on top of them keeps your business compliant and penalty-free. πŸ“…β°πŸ“£

Don’t miss these September deadlines! Staying on top of them keeps your business compliant and penalty-free. πŸ“…β°πŸ“£        ...
17/09/2026

Don’t miss these September deadlines! Staying on top of them keeps your business compliant and penalty-free. πŸ“…β°πŸ“£

Payday Super is here – is your business ready? 🚨From today, super contributions are due at the same time as employee wag...
01/07/2026

Payday Super is here – is your business ready? 🚨

From today, super contributions are due at the same time as employee wages, marking the end of quarterly super payments. πŸ’°πŸ“…

Now is the time to review your payroll processes, systems and cash flow to ensure your business stays compliant and avoids penalties.

Need help preparing? Payne Advisory Group is here to help.

July is here, and with it comes the start of a new financial year! πŸŽ‰Make sure you mark your calendars with the key finan...
01/07/2026

July is here, and with it comes the start of a new financial year! πŸŽ‰

Make sure you mark your calendars with the key financial dates and lodgement deadlines coming up this month. Staying on top of your obligations helps keep your business compliant and avoid unnecessary penalties. πŸ“…β°πŸ“£

πŸŽ‰ Happy New Financial Year! πŸŽ‰As we step into a new financial year, we want to thank all of our valued clients for your t...
30/06/2026

πŸŽ‰ Happy New Financial Year! πŸŽ‰

As we step into a new financial year, we want to thank all of our valued clients for your trust and partnership.

Here's to fresh opportunities, new goals, and continued success in the year ahead. We look forward to supporting your journey and celebrating many more achievements together.

Wishing you a prosperous and successful financial year!

πŸ“’ End of Financial Year Payroll Reminder for EmployersAs FY2026 comes to a close, now is the time to review your payroll...
16/06/2026

πŸ“’ End of Financial Year Payroll Reminder for Employers

As FY2026 comes to a close, now is the time to review your payroll compliance obligations.

βœ… Finalise your Single Touch Payroll (STP) reporting with the ATO
βœ… Complete your WorkCover/Workers' Compensation wage declarations
βœ… Review your payroll tax obligations and check whether your total remuneration exceeds your state's threshold

Remember, payroll tax calculations often include:
β€’ Wages and salaries
β€’ Superannuation contributions
β€’ Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT)
β€’ Allowances
β€’ Certain contractor payments

Payroll tax thresholds vary by state, so it's important to review your position before year-end.

Need help with STP finalisation, workers' compensation declarations, or payroll tax compliance? Our team is here to assist.

Contact us today to ensure your business remains compliant and prepared for the new financial year.

πŸ’‘ Payday Super is Coming – Are You Ready?From 1 July 2026, the way super is paid is set to change.Employers will be requ...
01/06/2026

πŸ’‘ Payday Super is Coming – Are You Ready?

From 1 July 2026, the way super is paid is set to change.

Employers will be required to pay super at the same time as wages - not quarterly.

πŸ‘‰ What this means for your business:
β€’ More frequent cash flow impact
β€’ Increased payroll compliance obligations
β€’ Less room for error on super payments
β€’ Potential system and process changes required

While this is a positive move for employees, it will require proactive planning for businesses to avoid disruptions.

Now is the time to:
βœ” Review your payroll systems
βœ” Assess cash flow and funding cycles
βœ” Ensure your processes can handle more frequent payments
βœ” Review payroll frequency – e.g. moving from weekly to fortnightly
can improve cash flow and reduce admin

We’re already working with clients to prepare for these changes and ensure a smooth transition.

πŸ“© If you’d like to get ahead of this, reach out to our team.

June is here! Mark your calendars with these key financial dates due in June. Staying on top of them keeps your business...
31/05/2026

June is here! Mark your calendars with these key financial dates due in June. Staying on top of them keeps your business compliant and penalty-free. πŸ“…β°πŸ“£

πŸ“Š Business Owners – Big Tax & Structure Changes Are ComingThe 2026–27 Federal Budget has proposed a mix of opportunities...
13/05/2026

πŸ“Š Business Owners – Big Tax & Structure Changes Are Coming

The 2026–27 Federal Budget has proposed a mix of opportunities and challenges for Australian businesses.

βœ… $20K instant asset write-off made permanent
βœ… Loss carry-back tax refunds returning
βœ… Reduced compliance burden for SMEs

But there are also significant proposed changes ahead:

⚠️ 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts from 1 July 2028
⚠️ Changes to the 50% CGT discount from 1 July 2027

Importantly, the Government has proposed temporary rollover relief to help businesses restructure out of discretionary trusts without immediate tax consequences.

The next 12–24 months may be critical for reviewing business structures, succession plans and tax strategies.

πŸ“© Reach out if you'd like to discuss what these proposed changes could mean for your business.

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