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Starting the New Year With Better Financial Visibility

The start of a new year often brings good intentions — to be more organised, more profitable, or more in control of the business. In practice, meaningful improvement rarely comes from big changes made in January. It comes from clarity. As trusted Penrith Accountants, we see that businesses with strong financial visibility make better decisions

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Why “Good Enough” Bookkeeping Often Ends Up Costing More

Bookkeeping is one of those areas many business owners feel they should stay on top of — but in reality, it often gets pushed aside until BAS time or year-end. We frequently hear: “It’s close enough — we’ll fix it later.” The problem is that later usually costs more. As experienced Penrith Accountants, we see

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5 Smart Tax and Financial Moves to Consider Before the New Year

December is often seen as a wind-down period for businesses. In reality, it’s one of the best times to pause, review, and quietly set yourself up for a stronger financial year ahead. You don’t need to make big changes or rushed decisions. Small, considered steps taken now can make tax planning easier and far less

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Payday Super: What Every Employer Needs to Know for 2026

From 1 July 2026, every employer in Australia will need to pay superannuation on payday — not quarterly, not monthly, but every single pay cycle. This is one of the biggest payroll reforms in Australia’s history. If your business pays wages weekly or fortnightly, you will now pay super weekly or fortnightly. This is a

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The $20 000 Instant Asset Write-Off 2025: What Small Businesses Should Know

The $20 000 Instant Asset Write-Off 2025 – Your Complete Guide If you run a small business in Penrith or Western Sydney, there’s good news for your bottom line.The Federal Government has extended the $20 000 instant asset write-off until 30 June 2026, allowing eligible small businesses to immediately deduct the full cost of assets

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ATO Interest Charges No Longer Deductible: What It Means for Your Business

A quiet but costly change is coming for Australian businesses.From 1 July 2025, interest charges you owe to the ATO on outstanding tax debts will no longer be tax-deductible. Until now, many businesses have treated ATO interest as a normal expense — a painful but claimable cost. The new rule removes that deduction entirely, meaning

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