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This episode is about the sweet spot in business - that intersection where your strengths, passions, and what the market wants all collide.
If you can align these three areas and nurture them with your core message you will not only have a fulfilling business life but one that others enjoy too.
There is a general misunderstanding about work vehicles, such as dual cab utes, having an exemption from Fringe Benefits Tax.
The ATO is looking very closely at the actual use, particularly trips that have a wholly private purpose such as towing the caravan or going to the footy on the weekend.
So, if you're cruising around in your dual-cab with the family on board every weekend, you might be looking at some hefty tax bills for your employer, or yourself if you are an employee of your own business!
This episode discusses the traps with these 'work vehicles' and what you need to consider to reduce the potential tax problem.
I’m joined by my business colleague, Dale Wilson-Rea in this episode and we're talking about a topic that can make all the difference to your bottom line: tax planning.
By being prepared you can take action to strategically minimise your tax as well as schedule when the payments are due which is great for budgeting.
Feeling overwhelmed by the cost of marketing your dental practice? You're not alone! In this episode titled Marketing on a Budget, we welcome multi-award-winning Dental Practice Growth Specialist, Angus Pryor, to bust myths and equip you with powerful, wallet-friendly marketing strategies.
Here's what's in store:
Ready to unlock explosive growth without breaking the bank? Tune in for actionable advice, insider secrets, and a healthy dose of inspiration from a true marketing maestro!
P.S. Don't forget to leave a review and share this episode with other business owners who need a marketing makeover on a shoestring budget!
Keywords: marketing, budget marketing, small business marketing, patient acquisition, growth strategies, Angus Pryor
If you have an SMSF or Self-Managed Superannuation Fund that purchased a property using a Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangement (LRBA) loan, what happens when you have finally paid that last loan repayment and kissed that mortgage goodbye?
This episode will guide you through the six key steps with expert insights.
For all of you Chasers who've clocked in at preservation age and stashed some cash away in super, understanding these minimum pension things is pretty important.
Think of it like this: once you hit that preservation age, you can tap into your super as a regular income stream, sort of like a rainy-day fund for your golden years.
But to make sure that rainy day fund lasts longer than Collingwood’s last premiership, the government throws down some rules about how much you have to take out each year.
If you’re a car enthusiast and have a self-managed super fund or SMSF, then buckle up, because in this episode we're taking a spin through the wild world of SMSFs and cars because your super fund can actually own a set of wheels.
The stage three tax cuts are set to take effect from the 1st of July 2024. These cuts will bring tax relief, particularly for higher-income earners, creating exciting opportunities to boost retirement savings.
They involve:
This episode discusses some strategies for high-income earners to consider and take advantage of the opportunities that the tax cuts will create.
Withdrawing part of your superannuation fund balance and then paying it back into the account, known as a recontribution strategy, may sound a little strange but it could deliver a number of benefits including reducing tax and helping to manage super balances between you and your spouse.
This episode is about using your superannuation balance and the rules regarding contributions to tax effectively set up the non-tax dependant adult children of your family if you pass away.
Employers are desperate for workers and cost of living pressures are making it tough to live on a pension.
That’s a perfect mix of conditions to send some retirees back to work.
But it’s smart to get good advice before you take the leap.
This episode is about returning to work after retirement and what to look out for.
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