Welcome to the April 2018 edition of our newsletter.
If you are planning on making a concessional contribution to super and want to claim the tax deduction for them for this financial year, please contact us well in advance 30 June to allow time so that funds are received in the fund by the end of the financial year.
In this edition, we have articles on:
2018 Federal Budget Analysis
Smart super strategies for this EOFY
Your super and tax: what's new in 2018
Have you claimed your NSW CTP Greenslip refund
Chart of the week: Australia's inflation is set to move higher
360 Research Market Update
Whatever your financial concern or objective may be, we can help in finding a solution.
Scott Morrison’s third budget is headlined by $140 billion in tax cuts over the next decade, immediate tax relief of up to $1,060 a year for middle-income households and a fundamental reform of the tax system.
Want to help boost your retirement savings while potentially saving on tax? Here are five smart super strategies to consider before the end of the financial year.
Super and tax rules are always changing – providing fresh opportunities to help maximise your retirement savings. Here are two new ways you may be able to help boost your super, as well as your tax return.
Senior Economist Bob Cunneen discusses how rising capacity utilisation is suggesting that Australia’s economic growth and inflation rates are set to rise.
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