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    <description>How to claim work-from-home expenses — the 70c fixed rate versus actual cost, the records the ATO requires, and which method claims more.</description>
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    <description>What investors can claim on a rental property — interest, depreciation, repairs versus improvements, and the apportionment traps the ATO reviews.</description>
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    <description>How to claim work vehicle expenses in Australia — the log book method versus cents per kilometre, what counts as work travel, and the records the ATO expects.</description>
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    <description>Australian tax due dates — individual and company returns, quarterly BAS, PAYG instalments, super guarantee, STP finalisation and TPAR.</description>
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    <description>Super guarantee at 12%, quarterly deadlines and the SG charge, plus contribution caps, carry-forward rules and Division 293.</description>
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    <description>FBT basics for Australian small business — cars, entertainment, Christmas parties, gifts, the exemptions worth knowing, and how to reduce FBT legitimately.</description>
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    <description>STP Phase 2 for Australian employers — what must be reported, disaggregation of gross, common setup errors and the 14 July deadline.</description>
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    <description>QBCC minimum financial requirements explained — licence categories, net tangible assets, maximum revenue, current ratio and the reports your licence depends on.</description>
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    <description>What tax records Australians must keep, for how long, the $300 substantiation threshold, and what the ATO accepts as written evidence when receipts are missing.</description>
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    <description>The end-of-financial-year checklist for individuals and businesses — what to do before 30 June, what can wait, and the deadlines that close permanently.</description>
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    <description>Division 7A explained — when money taken from your company becomes a deemed dividend, complying loan agreements, minimum repayments and how to fix a problem.</description>
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    <description>Trust distributions explained — why resolutions must be made before 30 June, streaming capital gains and dividends, and section 100A risk.</description>
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    <description>When to register for GST in Australia — the $75,000 threshold, taxi and ride-sourcing exceptions, cash versus accrual, and whether voluntary registration helps.</description>
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    <description>Capital gains tax when selling Australian property — cost base, the 50% discount, main residence exemption, the six-year absence rule and non-resident traps.</description>
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