Janjua & Co. Professional Accounts and Taxation Services in Canberra Australia

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Business Tax Returns

"Our Taxation mission is to be an advocate for our clients and to provide valuable advice."

Navigating the Internal Revenue Code is a very complex process. Our firm offers a wide selection of tax services for both businesses and individuals to help with this process. Additionally, we can assist you with:

* Preparation and electronic lodgement of Income Tax Returns for companies, superannuation funds, trusts, partnerships, sole traders and individuals

* Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT)

* Capital Gains Tax

* Preparation and electronic lodgement of Business Activity Statements and Instalment Activity Statements

Tax Planning

We want the best for you and your business. We can advice you on a whole range of ways to reduce your tax liability in a legitimate way.

We take a holistic approach to your business needs. Where appropriate we can advise on the following reliefs and exemptions that may be available to you.

GST Compliance/ Advice/ ABN Applications

We can deal with all of your compliance requirements and have experience in assisting clients with a range of compliance issues.

We always take the opportunity to consider tax planning during even when completing the most basic of compliance assignments to ensure that opportunities for tax planning are not lost.

We provide GST compliance and advice related to the GST issues. GST compliance including concurrent BAS/IAS preparation, pay as you go withholding variations.

We provide service to lodge Business Activity Statement for our clients by providing appropriate guidance for tax compliance.

Goods and services tax (GST) is a broad-based tax of 10% on most goods, services and other items sold or consumed in Australia.

GST is paid at each step in the supply chain, businesses do not actually bear the economic cost of the tax. The cost of GST is borne by the final consumer, who can’t claim GST credits. While businesses don’t bear the economic cost of GST, they collect it. As a GST registered business, you’ll need to put aside the GST you have collected so it can be paid when due.

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