Synectic Accountants & Advisers re-appointed to Local Buy as a Pre-Qualified Supplier Support local, buy local! Synectic are passionate about enhancing the prosperity of our people, clients and community and are pleased to be re-appointed to two new Local Buy arrangements: (These arrangements replace the previous BUS272 Business, Finance & Organisational Management.) The new arrangements […]
Offering inspiring speakers and exhibits from a growing number of Xero app partners, Xero’s annual event is the largest accounting technology conference in Australasia. Xerocon 2022 (Sydney) certainly didn’t disappoint Synectic’s five attendees. Here are some of their highlights (believe me, it was hard for them to narrow these down!)
Released on 29 March 2022, the Federal Budget is a pre-election Budget aimed primarily at cost of living, growth and employment.
Synectic are excited to introduce Claire Smith, who joined our Business Advisory and Consulting team in November. Claire specialises in business performance advice, management consulting, risk & governance, and internal audit. Claire is an experienced senior executive and accountant with almost 20 years’ experience across the private and public sectors, including almost seven years with […]
Synectic are thrilled to introduce Financial Adviser Peter-James (PJ) Cameron, who joined our Synectic Wealth team last October. PJ provides proactive, strategic advice to help you invest with confidence, structure your affairs intelligently, and get the most out of your unique circumstances. Previously based in Sydney, PJ moved to Launceston with his young family in […]
The director identification number (DIN or director ID) system commenced on 1 November 2021. All directors need to apply for a DIN and existing directors should start preparing their applications now. DIN is the first service to be delivered by the new Australia Business Registry Services (ABRS). ABRS is a new platform which (between now […]
Released at 7:30pm on 6 October 2020, the Federal Budget 2020-21 was delayed as a result of Australia’s – indeed the world’s – attention being diverted to managing the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, the Budget is all about stimulus an support.
The JobKeeper scheme has been extended from 28 September 2020 until 28 March 2021. The extension applies over two separate extension periods: Extension 1: from 28 September 2020 to 3 January 2021 Extension 2: from 4 January 2021 to 28 March 2021 For each extension period, an additional actual decline in turnover test applies and the rate […]
Changes to JobKeeper eligibility rules, announced on 14th August, mean we now need to revisit JobKeeper 1.0 to ensure your business stays eligible and to maximise your JobKeeper entitlements. Indeed, the changes may result in increased JobKeeper 1.0 payments for some businesses. The government has also announced a relaxation of eligibility criteria for JobKeeper 2.0.
As we continue to adapt to life with the coronavirus, the one certainty is how rapidly things can change, and predicting how the next six months unfolds would be anyone’s guess. Despite the uncertainty, both Federal and State governments continue to do all they can to assist businesses and the economy to respond accordingly.
