TWO SIDES BLOG

From 1 July 2026 the way superannuation is paid for employees is changing in a big way. Under the new payday super  rules, employers will need to pay super at the same time as wages, rather than quarterly. This means super will need to be processed and paid every pay run. For many businesses, this will be one of the biggest payroll changes in years, so now is the time to start preparing. What is payday super? Currently, super can be paid quarterly, even though wages are paid

As the new financial year begins on July 1, 2025, Australian’s face several significant changes affecting wages, superannuation, and tax...

Are you considering buying a car in your business and not sure whether to finance it or pay cash? In this video, I break down the pros...

Exposing the Company Tax Rate Myth: Sole Trader vs. Company Tax Explained Are you considering setting up a company because you’ve heard...

The Christmas and New Year holiday season is a time of celebration 🎄 Catching up with friends, spending time with family, going on...

Do you employ workers in your business? This also includes you if you are on the payroll and have your own company. Workers compensation...

In Australia, long service leave (LSL) entitlements vary across states and industries. For the contract cleaning industry, several states...

We have been speaking to clients over the past few months about why their tax refunds might be less this year. I have also been...

You may have heard about the new FBT (Fringe Benefits Tax) exemption for electric cars that was announced last year and recently made law....

If you are someone who claims working from home tax deductions in your tax return then listen up! We have summarised the changes for the...