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 Add or Remove GST in Australia

How to Add or Remove GST in Australia

Learn how to add or remove 10% GST in Australia, calculate mixed taxable and GST-free lines, handle discounts, and check invoice totals correctly.

Weekly or Fortnightly PAYG Withholding: Using the 2026–27 Tax Tables

Weekly or Fortnightly PAYG Withholding: Using the 2026–27 Tax Tables

Learn which 2026–27 PAYG withholding table to use for weekly or fortnightly pay, how employee settings affect tax, and what to verify before each pay run.

South Africa Tax Records To Check Before SARS Filing Season 2026

South Africa Tax Records To Check Before SARS Filing Season 2026

South African sole traders and small companies can use SARS Filing Season 2026 to check invoices, VAT, payroll, bank and CIPC records.

Malaysia e-Invoice Records Small Businesses Need for MyInvois

Malaysia e-Invoice Records Small Businesses Need for MyInvois

Prepare Malaysia e-Invoice records for MyInvois with current TIN, BRN, date, code and length checks, plus clean invoice and payment evidence.

Media Release: Gimbla Launches Automated TPAR File Generation

Media Release: Gimbla Launches Automated TPAR File Generation

Gimbla announces a new automated TPAR file generation tool to simplify end-of-year ATO reporting for Australian small businesses.

WPN Holders and STP: Agent Lodgment or Payment Summaries

WPN Holders and STP: Agent Lodgment or Payment Summaries

WPN employers can use the STP exemption or lodge through an authorised agent. Review payment summaries, payroll records, payslips and super now.

IRD Overdue Tax Messages: Records NZ Businesses Should Check

IRD Overdue Tax Messages: Records NZ Businesses Should Check

Inland Revenue is contacting some NZ customers about overdue tax from 10-19 June 2026. Check returns, payments, scams and records.

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