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Simplify your tax return and prepare you for the future
Tax time can be a daunting time for everyone, especially if you are feeling unprepared and unsure. There is a lot to understand and be aware of when lodging your tax. You don’t want to be caught out with an unexpected tax bill.
With the constant changes in tax legislation and increase of ATO audit activity, it is important to use a tax agent who is knowledgeable and efficient. Knowing what you can and can’t claim along with how it needs to be claimed to ensure a smooth and stress-free tax lodgement.
Our goal is to educate our clients on future tax deductions and what they can do to improve their situation to maximise their tax refund and minimise their tax payable.
Personal and Business Tax Returns
When it comes to preparation, assistance and lodgement of income tax returns for individuals and sole-traders, Ultimate Tax & Advisory has you covered. We offer a fast and comprehensive service with a focus on educating our client’s in how to avoid a nasty tax bill.
Maximise your return
We understand that each of our client's situations are each unique, that is why we take a custom approach to their tax solutions to maximise their tax return.
Prepare for next year
We share our expert tax knowledge with our clients to ensure they understand what they can claim and how they can prepare for next year's return.
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Our team offers personalised solutions and are on hand to answer any questions you might have.
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Expert advice, custom tax solutions, no hidden fees.
Our expert team of professional accountants are ready to offer a wealth of experience to not only benefit you for this years tax return but to prepare you for the years ahead.
We specialise in preparation, assistance and lodgement of income tax returns for:
- Individuals, couples and families.
- Sole traders
- Shares & Managed Funds
- Cryptocurrency
- Rental Properties
- Capital Gains Tax
At Ultimate Tax & Advisory we strive to understand your business so you can rest assured that your tax needs are met in an efficient and cost effective manner.
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Tax Return Resources
We understand how daunting of a time tax season can be, especially if you are unprepared. Our team have put together a collection of downloadable PDFs and informative videos to help you prepare for lodging your personal and business tax return.
Our most frequently asked questions
Our team have answered the most frequently asked questions about tax. If your question isn’t in the list, get in touch and chat with us today.
The ATO has a very helpful link to help you determine if you need to lodge your tax return.
Click here to learn more.
We like to personalise our service to ensure each person is claiming what they are entitled to, however there are quite a few generic claims which cover most industries and can be found on our individual, business & rental checklists on our resources page.
Please bring along any documentation that would be relevant to your tax return such as:
- Interest earned on any bank accounts in your name
- Receipts for any work related items you wish to claim
- Log book for motor vehicle travel (if required)
- Donations to charities
- Payment Summaries from your employer and other agencies should now be sent straight to the ATO via Single Touch Payroll and may not be sent to you, however there are a few such as Centrelink, Super Lump Sum Withdrawals, Eligible Termination Payments that may be manually sent so please bring these along to your appointment.
- Share dividend statements including those reinvesting
- Annual tax statements from trusts, managed funds, etc
- Employee Share Scheme documents
- Income Protection Insurance Statement
- Confirmation of Tax Deduction Notice from superannuation fund for any personal super contributions
- Anything else you think may be relevant
We have prepared a checklist to assist individuals preparing for their tax return. Click here to download.
Please bring along any documentation that would be relevant to your tax return such as:
- Agent summary from real estate management
- Council rates
- Water rates
- Insurances
- Interest paid on investment loans
- Any loan setup fees
- Any other expenses not listed above/on the agent summary
- Invoices for any large repairs & maintenance costs or asset purchases
- Anything else you think may be relevant
We have prepared a checklist to assist our clients when preparing for their tax return with a rental property. Click here to download.
Please bring along any documentation that would be relevant to your tax return such as:
- Business income and expense summary
- Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet reports from software (if applicable)
- Invoices for any large asset purchases such as motor vehicles, machinery, etc
- Log book for motor vehicle travel (if required)
- Copy of business bank statement as at 30th June
- Any money made on eBay or other websites (if not included in the above summary)
- Copy of STP Finalisation if you have employees
- Anything else you think may be relevant
We have prepared a checklist to assist our clients who run a business when preparing for their tax return. Click here to download.
You can see your HECS/HELP being deducted from your payslip each pay period but when you check your Mygov account your debt isn’t reducing. Don’t worry, this is correct! Your balance will not reduce until you have lodged your end of year tax return and the ATO calculates the exact compulsory repayment amount towards your debt based on your income.
We often get asked “Why am I paying Medicare Levy when I have private health insurance?”
The Medicare Levy is paid by majority of taxpayers and is not affected by your private health insurance. This calculates to be 2% of your taxable income which is a compulsory payment.
The Medicare Levy Surcharge is an additional surcharge (varying from 1%-1.5% of taxable income) for taxable income over $93,000 (for singles) or $186,000 (for couples/families). This surcharge is offset by private hospital cover when yourself and all your dependants (including spouse) are covered by private hospital cover for the full financial year.
If private hospital cover is commences midway through a financial year, you will be entitled to a pro-rata offset. Please note: • Private hospital cover is required for the hospital component. General cover, commonly known as ‘extras’, is not private patient hospital cover. Extras only covers items such as optical, dental, physiotherapy or chiropractic treatment. Your individual circumstances may vary, it is also best to speak to your registered tax agent for any queries regarding your personal situation.
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Our team offers personalised solutions and are on hand to answer any questions you might have.