The Smart Tax Helpdesk – Email Our Team of
Tax Experts At Any Time And Get
an Answer Within 72 Hours!

This is one of the most useful benefits of your subscription to the Smart Tax Handbook – and it’s completely free; yours to use as regularly as you want.

Here’s how it works…

Whenever you are having a tax issue at work – no matter how small it may be– and you need to be absolutely sure about the action to take, just email your short query through to the Smart Tax Helpdesk. Our team of tax experts will get back to you, with an answer, within 72 hours – GUARANTEED.

It doesn’t matter what section of tax legislation your question relates to – or how insignificant you think it is. By emailing the Smart Tax Helpdesk, you’ll know you can deal with your issue with 100% confidence.

And, it means you don’t have to fork out money to consultants every time you have a small query.

Normally, having access to this kind of advice would cost you upwards of $2,000 per year.

But this is a FREE service for subscribers to the Smart Tax Handbook.

All of our advice is accurate, up-to-date and fast. Most of the time, our team of experts will get back to you by return of email. But on the occasions we can’t, we’ll take no more than 72 hours to answer your query.

To give you an idea, here’s a sample of the questions our email helpdesk has fielded in recent weeks – and how we responded to them…

Question: “Can my business claim a tax deduction for a fine it has received?”

Answer: No, the income tax legislation specifically indicates that your business cannot claim a tax deduction for fines and penalties.

Question: “Do I have to include amounts paid to contractors during the year when preparing my Payroll Tax Annual Reconciliation or monthly return?”

Answer: Yes, you will have to include amounts paid to contractors during the financial year when preparing your business Payroll Tax Annual Reconciliation or monthly return if those contractors mainly provide labour services or only work exclusively or primarily for one designated person in a financial year. For payroll tax purposes, these contractors are deemed to be employees, and payments made to them are deemed to be wages.

Question: “My business make sales of $60,000 a year, do I have to register for GST?”

Answer: No, you are not required to register for GST unless your GST turnover is more than $75,000. The previous threshold used to be $50,000 but this is no longer the case. However, if your business’s GST turnover is less than $75,000, you may still voluntarily register for GST. This is a good idea if you want to claim back the GST paid on the purchases your business makes. However, this would also mean that you would have to charge GST on your sales and send these amounts to the ATO.

Imagine hiring a top tax firm… having them at your beck and call around the clock… and NEVER getting an invoice!

That’s what our Smart Tax Helpdesk gives you. That alone is worth the small subscription cost.

Click here to order your 14 day free trial of the Smart Tax Handbook now!