Archived April 2017 post. The general principle still holds, but specific dates refer to the 2017 financial year.
With the end of the 2017 financial year approaching, it was time to take a closer look at your business and investments for the tax season.
The ups and downs of your business, your future plans and legislative changes throughout the year can all affect your tax at the end of the financial year. That’s why we like to catch up with clients in May and early June to review current circumstances.
We get your records in order and do an in-depth analysis of your business and investment profitability. With profit forecasting, we can estimate the tax payable and identify any strategies available to keep your tax to a minimum.
Let’s talk soon – the sooner the better
Analysis and planning take time, so the earlier you book in with your adviser, the more you can do to get ahead of the 30 June rush.