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The Government is making changes to personal income tax thresholds from 31 July, 2024. These changes may affect your business if you employ people.
Productivity is a term associated with strong economies, robust businesses and the efficiency gains of clever staff. If businesses were efficient, we would have fewer failing, more employment and better incomes for owners and workers alike.
Great news for hardworking families! Starting July 1st, parents can get up to 25% of their (ECE) fees reimbursed, up to $75 per week. Eligible families earning up to $180,000 can apply, with details available on Budget Day, May 30, 2024. #FamilyBoost
Does the minimum wage increase affect you? See what you need to know to make sure your payroll systems are up to date
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The minimum wage is rising as of April 1, 2024 to $23.15. As an employer, you’ll need to keep up to date with the latest minimum pay rates and pay your employees at least the current minimum rate.
It is a new tax year, keep up to date with these reminders of key tax dates for April 2024