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We offer smart strategic advice to help you grow your business, structure it effectively and adapt to change over the long term.

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Our expert accountants will attend to all your tax and compliance needs – while upholding a strong relationships focus.

Whether it's starting a company or complying with ASIC requirements, let Lowe Lippmann oversee all your corporate secretarial affairs.

We can help you navigate the complex world of international tax planning – while supporting you through the administrative hurdles you'll face.

Property Audit & Assurance is our specialty service division born out of our focus and growing reputation in expert audit & assurance services for Owners corporations and managed properties.

Our financial planning aims to provide individual and corporate clients with high quality personalized financial advice and services, covering all aspects of financial planning.

Our services are wide and varied.

Latest News

Practice Update – July 2024

01 Jul, 2024
ATO's main residence exemption tips The main residence exemption needs to be considered in a variety of situations when a taxpayer sells a property they have lived in. The ATO hopes that the following tips will help in this regard: Taxpayers should consider if they have started earning income from their home (in which case they may need to get a market valuation for CGT purposes). When renting out a property that was their main residence, taxpayers need to consider whether to use the 6-year absence rule when they sell their property. Taxpayers can only have one property as their main residence at a time. The only exception is the 6-month period when they move from one home to another. Has the taxpayer's residency changed? If so, this may affect eligibility for the exemption.

Tax Alert - Bill for Instant Asset Write-Off for $20,000 and Small Business Energy Benefits finally passes

26 Jun, 2024
The Treasury Laws Amendment (Support for Small Business and Charities and Other Measures) Bill 2023 was finally passed by Parliament yesterday, with two key concessions, including: The instant asset write-off threshold is $20,000, for assets first used or installed ready for use between 1 July 2023 and 30 June 2024. The Small Business Energy Benefits bonus 20% deduction for eligible expenditure that supports electrification or more efficient energy use, incurred between 1 July 2023 and 30 June 2024. Now that the Bill has been passed by both the House of Representatives and the Senate, it now simply waits to receive Royal assent.

Tax Alert - Recent changes to various Victorian state taxes

13 Jun, 2024
Recent updates for various Victorian state taxes In recent weeks, we have seen some updates in relation to various Victorian state taxes, including: Vacant Residential Land Tax – legislation received royal assent to extend the holiday home exemption to land owned by companies or trusts. Payroll Tax – exemptions for certain general practitioners. Commercial and Industrial Property Tax – legislation received royal assent and rules apply from 1 July 2024. We will discuss the importance of each update in more detail.

Practice Update – June 2024

04 Jun, 2024
Year-end tax checklists for Individuals and Businesses We have recently prepared two Year End Checklists which help explain some common strategies that may be considered for Individual and Businesses taxpayers. Year End Checklist for Individuals – click here Year End Checklist for Businesses – click here

2023-2024 Individuals Year End Checklist Tax Return

04 Jun, 2024
A strategy often used to reduce taxable income (and, in turn, tax payable) in an income year is to bring forward any expected or planned deductible expenditure from a later income year. However, any individuals with potentially reduced income for the 2024 tax season may want to instead consider deferring any deductible expenditure (if possible).

2023-2024 Business Year End Checklist

04 Jun, 2024
Many business clients like to review their tax position before the end of the income year and evaluate any strategies that may be available to legitimately reduce their tax. Traditionally, year-end tax planning for profitable small businesses is based around accelerating deductions and deferring income. The Year End Checklist in the link below explains some common strategies that may be considered for all business taxpayers.
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