Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) are important for any organisation and arguably more so for Not-for-Profit organisations. The main reason for this is that most Not-for-Profit organisations act on behalf of the public and rely on funds received from the public in the form of, for example, donations, subscriptions and membership fees, as well as grants from government organisations and distributions from philanthropic organisations. They are working with other people’s money. At shakespearecomms.com
10
Jan 2020
THE $11.1BN SMALL BUSINESS TAX SHORTFALL
The ATO recently released statistics showing small business is responsible for 12.5% ($11.1 billion) of the total estimated ‘tax gap’. These new figures give visibility to tax compliance issues within the small business sector and indicate where we can expect ATO resources to be focussed now and in the future. The tax gap estimates the difference between the tax collected and the amount that would have been collected if everyone
08
Jan 2020
Split reports help accelerate deductions
National quantity surveying firm BMT has reported a significant increase in Tax Depreciation Schedules for more than one owner, suggesting that co-ownership is becoming an increasingly popular trend. Owning a property with others can provide improved purchasing power, which can be particularly useful in capital cities and other tight markets, where it can be difficult to break into the property market. It can also balance out the expenses of owning
08
Jan 2020
Split reports help accelerate deductions
National quantity surveying firm BMT has reported a significant increase in Tax Depreciation Schedules for more than one owner, suggesting that co-ownership is becoming an increasingly popular trend. Owning a property with others can provide improved purchasing power, which can be particularly useful in capital cities and other tight markets, where it can be difficult to break into the property market. It can also balance out the expenses of owning