You may be able to claim credits (that is, get money back) for fuel you use in your small business. Find out if the fuel and business activities you undertake are eligible for fuel tax credits. Learn how to calculate and claim fuel tax credits.

Do you provide ride-sourcing services through a platform like Uber, or are you thinking of doing this? This course will help you identify if you are providing ride-sourcing services and set you up for business success. It covers GST registration requirements, how to manage ride-sourcing income and expenses, tax planning and what records to keep.

Do you provide ride-sourcing services for a fare, working through a platform such as Didi, Shebah or Uber? Do you need more information to help you gather the figures from your platform statements, work out your ride-sourcing deductions, calculate your GST and know where to put all that information in your business activity statement? Through this course you will learn to keep track of your ride-sourcing records, work out your income, deductions and GST and complete your business activity statement.

If you are thinking about hiring employees for your business, you can learn what to consider beforehand and your obligations as an employer.

Course time: 27 mins

Start this course to learn about how to setup systems and pay your employees. You’ll learn about your payment obligations to your employees and your reporting obligations to the ATO.

Course time: 31 mins

As an employer, it’s important to understand your superannuation (super) guarantee responsibilities. Knowing which of your employees are eligible for super guarantee, and how to calculate and pay it, will help you avoid extra paperwork and costly penalties.

Course time: 27 mins

A self-managed super fund (SMSF) can be attractive for people who seek control over their retirement investment. However, managing an SMSF is a major responsibility and when you set up an SMSF, you’re in charge. Avoid the potential financial impacts of getting it wrong.

A self-managed super fund (SMSF) is a trust run for the sole purpose of providing retirement benefits to its members or their beneficiaries if a member dies before retirement. As a trustee you must manage your SMSF honestly and with skills and diligence. When running an SMSF there are several activities trustees must undertake to manage the fund effectively.

Closing a self-managed super fund (SMSF) can be complex and it’s important to get it right to avoid costly mistakes. Learn about the obligations you must meet when winding up an SMSF so you avoid penalties.

If your employee uses a business car for private use, you may be providing a car fringe benefit. This course will explain your obligations, how to calculate your FBT amount and how to reduce your obligation. (Salary packaged cars and fleet car situations are not covered in this course.)