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Book in your 2008 tax return appointment now!
We recommend you get in early and book now so that you can see your ARW representative for this year's tax return. Email Kym now
PAYG withholding (221D) variations for 2008/09
For those clients with income tax variations in place for their investments, we recommend that you get in contact with us to have the variation in place for 2008/09 tax year ASAP.
Win tickets to next Rabbitohs game
1800 TAXMAN is a Corporate Partner of the South Sydney Rabbitohs for 2008. To go into the draw to win 2 tickets for their next home game simply answer the question on www.1800taxman.com.au
ARW client running New York marathon
ARW client Christine O'Hara is running the 2008 New York marathon & following in the footsteps of Adrian Raftery by raising funds for the National Heart Foundation. To make a donation click here.
New branch office in Campbelltown
We are pleased to announce that ARW has just opened a new branch office at Level 8, 171-179 Queen Street, Campbelltown to add to our Sydney, Granville & Cairns offices.
Granville & Campbelltown offices open Saturdays
Between July & November our Granville (1 Membrey St) & Campbelltown (Lvl 8, 171-179 Queen Street) offices will be open on Saturdays between 9am - 5pm.
Agribusiness opportunities closing 15 June
A reminder that most agribusiness opportunities close on 15 June 2008. To get a sizeable tax deduction this year then you must act swift.
Get an extra $1,500 from the Government
Just a reminder that for those eligible to receive the Government Co-Contribution to make your $1,000 post-tax contribution into super before 30 June.
30 June last date for super guarantee tax deductions
30 June is the last day for businesses to pay super guarantee and qualify for a tax deduction for this financial year.
2007/08 superannuation age-based deduction limits
Under 50 $50,000; 50 & over $100,000
Cancellation fee
As our time is valuable, ARW is imposing a $55 cancellation fee for no shows & meetings cancelled within 24 hours of the appointment. Please take care when making a booking.
Contact details
- Phone(02) 8256 2100
- Fax(02) 9231 2199
- EmailEmail us
ARW Report - Edition 21 - June '08
We are pleased to bring you our June 2008 edition of the ARW Report. With the end of the financial year just around the corner, time is almost over with your tax planning. Our Tax Tips seminars proved very popular and yet another value added service that we provide to our clientele for free.
We advise that we are still accepting new clients and would gratefully appreciate any referrals that you provide us - so make sure you let your family & friends know that you have a great accountant. Visit our website for more information about the various services which we can provide. With ARW putting a freeze on fees until 1 November, now is the time to make an appointment for your 2008 tax return with your ARW consultant by simply contacting us.
Adrian Raftery writes for Woman's Day!!
by Ian Hounslow
Yes that's right ... ARW's managing director Adrian Raftery is now writing a regular money column for Woman's Day. Last week's ...
2008/09 fee schedule
by Adrian Raftery "Mr Taxman"
The directors of ARW have always appreciated the fact that our clients have helped grow our business (now in its 11th year) and we are also aware that times are tough at present in the economy. As a result, we have elected to put a freeze on our fees (ie same rates as 2007/08) & will review them in November instead. We have ...
A will isn’t always the way
by Edward Caddle
Estate planning concerns the effective transfer of wealth from one generation to the next. An effective plan will ensure that assets pass to the intended beneficiaries in a way that will meet the desires of the deceased, the needs of the beneficiaries, and minimise any tax burden.
2008/09 budget highlights
by Adrian Raftery
The new Government was mindful on delivering on its election promises to working families. Mr Swan called this budget a “inflation fighting budget” but once you analyse the changes, the Government was very focussed in their approach to ensure the few tax saving opportunities that were available were drastically tightened.
Mr Taxman's top ten tax tips for 2008
by Adrian Raftery "Mr Taxman"
Over the past few weeks, over 150 ARW clients listened to Mr Taxman give his Top Ten Tax Tips for 2008. These tips were published in this week's Woman's Day for 2.4 million readers but with one change as you already have a great accountant. For those that couldn't make our seminars, and with 30 June rapidly approaching, here are some excellent tips for you to increase your tax refund this financial year.
Would you like to be a TV or media star?
by Adrian Raftery "Mr Taxman"
Interested in being on TV or in the press? With our various ...
Looking ahead to aged care
by Adrian Raftery "Mr Taxman"
It is not just older Australians who need to understand how aged care works – anyone with aging parents may find themselves having to understand a complex system at very short notice.
ARW credit policy
by Adrian Raftery "Mr Taxman"
Following the recent spate of interest rates rises, the directors of ARW have made a decision that from 1 July 2008 all accounts greater than 90 days will have an interest charge applied to them and place ARW in line with other credit providers.
Active or passive? Looking beyond headline returns
by Edward Caddle
There are many different theories, philosophies and approaches to share investment. One of the most basic decisions is whether to take an active or a passive approach.
Small business succession planning
by Adrian Raftery "Mr Taxman"
Many self-employed people overlook the value of the businesses they create, but with a bit of prior planning, some of this value can be released at retirement.