Sunshine Coast and Brisbane Accountants - Clarke McEwan Accountants and Business Advisorrs
Sunshine Coast and Brisbane Accountants - Clarke McEwan Accountants and Business Advisorrs

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Electric vehicles home charging expenses — guidance finalised
By Clarke McEwan 26 Feb, 2024
The ATO has finalised the practical compliance guideline PCG 2024/2 to assist in separately identifying home charging costs for electric vehicles from the total electricity consumption of a residential premises.
Proving your ongoing business viability through 5 financial reports
By John Clarke 28 Jul, 2023
Proving that you’re a viable business. We’ve listed the main reasons why lenders and investors want to see solid financial statements before they invest in you. #businessadvice #SmallBusiness #financialmanagement #reporting
Xero Payroll users need to transition to STP phase 2 now according to Clarke McEwan Accountants
By Xero 21 Feb, 2023
It's time to transition to STP Phase 2 in Xero if you haven't already. Mandatory Phase 2 reporting is set to commence on 31 March 2023. Clarke McEwan Accountants can help guide you through the steps. Contact us for assistance via our website at www.clarkemcewan.com.au
How good is ChatGPT at tax?
By Clarke McEwan 08 Feb, 2023
How good is ChatGPT at tax? Not being paranoid or anything but we were curious about the skills of the latest innovation to take the world by storm, ChatGPT, and its ability to work with the Australian tax system.
Employees and the Holiday Season – What You Need to Know
By John Clarke 29 Nov, 2022
Have you got a plan for staff annual leave and public holidays? There are rules to follow on entitlements for public holidays, shutdowns and leave provisions. Contact Clarke McEwan Accountants for payroll assistance today.
By John Clarke 07 Nov, 2022
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has issued new guidelines to help you in making a claim for running expenses while working from home from 1 July 2022. Under this guidance, the ATO will allow you to make a claim of 67 cents per hour for time spent working from home. This claim is a simplified method which includes expenses for: energy expenses (electricity and/or gas) for lighting, heating/cooling and electronic items used while working from home internet expenses mobile and/or home telephone expenses, and stationery and computer consumables. This amount is different from the previous couple of years where an amount of 80 cents per hour was available if you were required to work from home due to COVID-19. However, under the revised fixed-rate method you can now make a separate claim for depreciation on furniture and equipment that you use when you work from home. In order to make this claim, you will need to keep a diary of the days you work from home. This can be backed up by evidence such as your timesheet or a roster.  If you require any more information about calculating this deduction, please let us know and we will be happy to assist you further.
Business burnout
By John Clarke 02 Nov, 2022
Are you feeling burned out from your business? There are some simple strategies to regain enthusiasm. Talk to us about how we can relieve the stress by managing systems, tech, payroll or other financial administration. We'll back your recovery.
Business tips: make the most of digital and the cloud
By John Clarke 01 Nov, 2022
Adoption of digital and cloud based systems enable business owners to better mange their businesses by enabling tools that allow them to be more efficient and more easily measure every aspect of their businesses. In Australia the adoption of cloud accoutning systems such as Xero and MYOB and the many additonal business and process apps available to users contribute to this success.
Expert Accounting and Bookkeeping Services for Family Businesses
By John Clarke 24 Oct, 2022
Family businesses require specialist advise from accountant that have the necessary level of experience in dealing with the daily challenges that come with running and family business. Clarke McEwan Accountants provide practical advice that can be implemented into your business. Its about systems and managing so that the business doesnt run you, you run the business and enjoys the fruits of building a well run family business. Right from the start of our working relationship with clients we are looking at the exit plan and how to create an asset that not only provides a good lifestyle and provides for retirement but something that can run without you, provide an ongoing income stream and when you are ready be able to be sold at a great profit. Then comes our advice for you into the retirement stage and beyond. It is esential to have a fim that can work with you through all the stages of family business. Contact Clarke McEwan for a no obligation consultation to discuss your circumstances.
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