Nathania Springs Receptions
Boris Feldman of BT Corporate Advisory Pty Ltd has been associated with JFoodservices Consulting trading as Nathania Springs Receptions since BT Corporate's launch in 2008. Prior to this Boris Feldman was the accountant responsible for our company with his previous firm.
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Tania Doko - The Bachelor Girl
Boris Feldman of BT Corporate Advisory Pty Ltd is more than an accountant, he's an accountant who genuinely cares and supports my career endeavours. His amazing accounting brain means I can focus on being creative without the undue stresses of running a company. The music business can be extremely challenging and unpredictable, but after every visit or call to Boris, I can breathe easy knowing no stone has been left unturned and all preparation of documents are handled efficiently and professionally.
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E-Sight Software Development
As soon as we met Boris we almost immediately felt that our business is in competent hands. He has been our personal accountant for a few years and he helped us to set up our own business. He is full of innovative ideas and always encourages us not be afraid to take the next step in our business development.
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NEW!!! 16/05/2012 Lake Fox Limited and Commissioner of Taxation [2012] AATA 265
In Lake Fox Limited and Commissioner of Taxation [2012] AATA 265 (4 May 2012), the Tribunal held the payment by the applicant of the cost of private health insurance for its employees was not an exempt benefit within the meaning of that term in s 58M(1) or (2) of the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986 (FBTAA).
The applicant operated a major road transport business and employed over 230 people in three main areas – transport, maintenance and administration. The applicant subsidised, or met completely, the cost of private health insurance cover for over 100 of its employees.
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NEW!!! 9/05/2012 Special 2012-13 Budget Highlights
The Federal Budget for 2012/13 was handed down by the Treasurer, Mr Wayne Swan, at 7:30 pm (AEST) on 8 May 2012. The Budget was a fiscally tight one, designed to return the Budget to surplus. It contained anticipated tax changes, such as superannuation changes and the abolition of previously announced measures, such as the company tax rate cut and the Tax Breaks for Green Buildings. However, it also contained a raft of other tax measures, including significant changes to the tax loss measures and the decision not to proceed with the standard tax deduction and the interest discount.
Here are the tax and superannuation highlights.
3/05/2012 Contributions Tax to Double
The budget announcements will include a doubling of the contributions tax on concessional contributions to 30% for individuals who earn at least $300,000 in income from 1 July 2012.
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