Insightful Blogs

6 min

18 May, 2026

$20,000 Instant Asset Write-Off Is Now Permanent: What Qualifies

The $20,000 instant asset write-off became permanent law in August 2026 for small businesses under $10 million turnover. Who qualifies, how the threshold is tested, and the coding errors to avoid.

$20,000 Instant Asset Write-Off Is Now Permanent: What Qualifies

7 min

14 May, 2026

2026–27 Federal Budget: What's Now Law and What's Still Pending

Most of the 12 May 2026 Budget's tax measures are now law. Where CGT, negative gearing, the instant asset write-off, loss carry-back and the discretionary trust minimum tax stand, checked against the ATO's new legislation page.

2026–27 Federal Budget: What's Now Law and What's Still Pending

5 min

9 May, 2026

ATO Interest No Longer Deductible: GIC & SIC Changes

From 1 July 2025, ATO general interest charge and shortfall interest charge are no longer tax deductible. What it means for clients carrying a tax debt.

ATO Interest No Longer Deductible: GIC & SIC Changes

6 min

1 May, 2026

EOFY 2026 Checklist: What to Do Before 30 June

Your EOFY 2026 checklist for Australian firms and business owners. What to pay, document, and set up before 30 June, plus what changes on 1 July.

EOFY 2026 Checklist: What to Do Before 30 June

6 min

19 Apr, 2026

The Small Business Super Clearing House Is Closing: Move Clients Now

The SBSCH closes permanently on 30 June 2026. Over 200,000 small businesses are affected and most have not moved yet. Their accounting firm is the right person to make sure they do not miss this.

The Small Business Super Clearing House Is Closing: Move Clients Now

9 min

14 Apr, 2026

Payday Super Is Now in Force: What Employers and Firms Need to Check

Since 1 July 2026, super must reach the employee's fund within 7 business days of each payday. How the new super guarantee charge works, what's deductible, the 25% or 50% penalties, and the PCG 2026/1 transition year.

Payday Super Is Now in Force: What Employers and Firms Need to Check

5 min

11 Apr, 2026

Margin Recovery: Why AI-Native Bookkeeping Is Changing Accounting Firms

Margin recovery means winning back the unbilled hours that manual preparation eats. How AI-native bookkeeping changes the economics of an accounting firm, and why the accountant keeps control.

Margin Recovery: Why AI-Native Bookkeeping Is Changing Accounting Firms

10 min

10 Apr, 2026

AML/CTF Tranche 2 for Accountants: Obligations Now That It's Live

AML/CTF obligations for accountants providing designated services started on 1 July 2026. What in-scope firms must do now, from enrolment and customer due diligence to suspicious matter reports and the first annual compliance report in 2027.

AML/CTF Tranche 2 for Accountants: Obligations Now That It's Live

8 min

7 Apr, 2026

MYOB AI BAS Is Here: What It Does and What It Can't Touch

MYOB launched AI BAS in beta in early 2026. It is worth understanding what it actually does, because the gap between what it handles and what it does not is exactly where the real work lives.

MYOB AI BAS Is Here: What It Does and What It Can't Touch

6 min

3 Apr, 2026

TASA Code Changes Now Apply to Every Firm

As of 1 July 2025, eight new Code of Professional Conduct obligations apply to every registered tax agent and BAS agent in Australia. Most firms know they exist. Fewer know what they actually require day to day.

TASA Code Changes Now Apply to Every Firm