Tax Returns
Every company in Australia, including those just starting out or running at a loss, needs to file a Company Tax Return with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) each year. This return reports your company’s income, tax deductions and credits, and ultimately determines your company’s tax liability for the financial year. Even if you don’t owe any tax, filing a return is mandatory.
How to Record Personal Expenses in Your Accounting System: Company vs. Sole Trader
Learn how to record personal expenses correctly for companies and sole traders using the right Chart of Accounts coding.
NAB Bookkeeper is Closing in April 2026: We’re Here to Help
NAB Bookkeeper is shutting down in April 2026. Switch to Gimbla for seamless NAB bank feeds via Open Banking and free BAS lodgement on our Plus Plan.
Claiming WFH Electricity: A Company Guide to ATO Rules
Learn how Australian companies can reimburse and claim home office electricity costs under ATO rules.
Which Accounting Software Is Used in Australia? 8 Top GST-Compliant Options for 2025
Compare GST-compliant accounting software used in Australia, including Gimbla, Xero, MYOB, and QuickBooks.
Should You Buy a Car Through Your Company or Personally? An ATO Guide
Compare FBT and personal tax claims to choose the most tax-effective way to buy a car for your Australian business.
How to Record a Dividend Payout in Australia (Double-Entry Accounting Guide)
Learn how Australian businesses record franked and unfranked dividend payouts in double-entry accounting software.
A Beginner's Guide to the Australian Financial Year
The financial year is a designated period used by the Australian government for tax, budgeting, and financial reporting purposes.