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Welcome
When you went into business you had goals and aspirations as to what you wanted to achieve financially. You probably had a clear idea of the types of work you wanted to perform along with creating a balanced lifestyle to enjoy family, friends and holidays.
Often many business owners end up working harder, losing sight of what they wanted to achieve, enduring work they don't like and ultimately not enjoying their lifestyles.
We understand that you are unique and need an individualized and personal approach from your accountant.
To offer a personalised service we need to establish an understanding of your financial and personal goals and then we can, work diligently with you to see them come to fulfilment.
MJN Accounting (founded by Mark Newman) specializes in working with many small business including Builders, Trades People, Property Investors and other businesses in the Building and Construction Industry. If you are looking for an accountant to partner with you and take the time to understand you and your business please do not hesitate to contact us.
Lates News & Articles
ATO increase in penalties
There are now greater penalties in place for breaches of most Australian tax laws. The ATO has increased the value of a penalty unit from $110 to $170, the first such increase since 1997.
Read more...Top Tax Tips for Individuals
With 30 June 2013 only 3 weeks away it is perfect time to review your situation to make sure that you take advantage of any planning opportunities to ensure that your financial situation is maximised.
Read more...Why change your accounting system to a cloud based system.
You probably have now all heard of cloud computing, but how can it help you with your bookkeeping and accounting?
Presently the accounting software industry is going through one of the greatest changes that I have seen in 20 years since MYOB, Quickbooks and other desktop computer programs were introduced.
Read more...What the budget 2013 means for you
Significant changes that will impact on individuals.
Increased Medicare levy
The big news item is a 0.5 per cent increase in the Medicare levy to fund the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Under the proposal, the levy will increase from 1.5 per cent to 2 per cent from 1 July 2014, costing Australians an average of $1 more a day to fund the NDIS. The legislation is set to be introduced into Parliament soon after the Budget and enacted during the current winter session of Parliament.
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With the end of financial year fast approaching, starting to prepare now will save time and headaches when the June 30 deadline arrives.
Personal super strategies for year end