Cash or Non-Cash Accruals: Which is Right for You?

Cash or Non-Cash Accruals: Which is Right for You?

It might be difficult for many of you to choose a cash or non-cash accruals accounting method for GST. The method you choose will have an impact when you need to report GST. Businesses with total turnover of less than $10 million, or who use cash accounting for income...

What are Non-Commercial Losses and How to Defer Them?

What are Non-Commercial Losses and How to Defer Them?

See how you might be able to offset your business loss against other income if you are a sole trader or in a partnership. What are non-commercial losses? If you have a business that is not your main source of income and operates with a commercial purpose, you may...

Basics of Chart of Accounts (CoA) You Must Know

Basics of Chart of Accounts (CoA) You Must Know

The chart of accounts (CoA) is considered one of the crucial tools for financial management. It is a useful record-keeping system for a company’s financial accounts that manage all financial transactions. What is a chart of accounts (CoA)? A chart of accounts is vital...

How Bookkeeping is Different from Accounting?

How Bookkeeping is Different from Accounting?

Most people get confused between bookkeeping and accounting. While these financial roles share a few similarities, they support different accounting processes. As a business owner, you must know the difference between accounting and bookkeeping. Let’s get started:...

What is GST in Australia?

What is GST in Australia?

The Goods and Services Tax is a tax imposed on most goods and services in Australia. It is also known as a consumption tax because it is charged on things we consume rather than being applied to our income. To learn more about GST, read this blog. How does GST work in...