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142K people who lodged in the first 2 weeks of July last year had to then lodge amendments. Don’t be that person 😰
Give us time to receive info from your employer, banks, government agencies and health funds.
By late-July, your income statement will be marked as ‘tax ready’, and your data will have been pre-filled.

Please read this article if you are a small business or sole trader that has outstanding lodgements with the Australian Taxation Office.

ATO tells small businesses to come clean Those with overdue tax returns or business activity statements have until 31 December to come clean as part of the tax office’s amnesty.

Due to unforeseen circumstances our office will be closed Friday the 19/5/23 and reopen on Monday 22/5/23. Sorry for any inconvenience.

We have just been made aware that Linda's email is sending out unauthorised emails, if you receive an email with a link to sharepoint and are unsure please feel free to contact our office otherwise please delete.

SCAM - Please read
Each year as end of financial year (EOFY) draws closer, scammers come out in troves looking to score a quick buck, and it's apparent 2022 is no different. The latest phishing scam going around now claims to come from myGov and could steal your account and credit card credentials.
Be on the lookout for an email with the subject line “You have an outstanding refund from myGov”. The sender name shows “MyGov – Refund Service”, and the display address is “support(at)informationconsultancyservices(dot)co(dot)uk. However, even the display address has been edited, and the sending address is a jumble of letters and numbers with a domain that has been linked to other scams.

The email itself has been craftily designed to appear as one you could expect to receive from myGov. Although there are a few minor grammatical errors, it’s convincing enough to potentially fool many unsuspecting individuals. The body of the email again alerts the recipient that they have an outstanding refund of $736.98 AUD, and in order to “accept fast payment online” they’re instructed to click a link.

Here's what the email looks like: