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We’re now almost halfway through October and we’d like to remind you that the 2020 tax deadline is Saturday 31st October. Make sure you lodge your 2020 tax return by the deadline to avoid Australian Tax Office trouble

Please as we look at the recent tax cuts, why you shouldn’t procrastinate lodging your return, what to do if you don’t have access to your Income Statement and the tax perks of income protection insurance.

2020/21 Tax Cuts

Making Sense Of The Recent Tax Cuts
Over 11 million Australians stand to benefit from the recent tax cuts announced by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg.

We’ve summarised all the key points as well as taken a look into the future at what's in store for the next round of tax cuts in 2024.

Tax Time Procrastination
Are You Putting Off Your Tax Return?
With the 2020 tax deadline quickly approaching, we take a look at the top 10 reasons why Australians procrastinate about their tax return!

Do you need an Income Statement?
Can I lodge My Tax Return Without An Income Statement?
Short answer – Yes! As Your Tax Accountant we can access the information on your Income Statement or PAYG Summary) directly from the ATO and enter it into your tax return for you. For help, reach out and talk to the DG ANAMAN Tax Team through [email protected]
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Income Protection
Income Protection Insurance Is Your Safety Net,
With A Tax-deductible Perk!
Income protection can be a valuable lifeline for you and your family if you find yourself affected by illness or injury. But did you know it can also be claimed as a tax deduction? Find out if your policy qualifies.
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There's still time to complete your 2020 return...
If you haven't lodged your 2020 tax return yet, don't worry, there’s still time to get your return done and some extra money in your pocket.

At DG ANAMAN we can even help you get prior year tax returns done fast too, as far back as 2002.

the unwelcome moral of this story is this: if you are going to separate, try to make sure the separation is deferred into the beginning of a new tax year … to give yourselves sufficient time for the financials to be sorted - without triggering unnecessary tax charges - before the end of it!