From 1 July 2025, the ATO’s General Interest Charge and Shortfall Interest Charge will no longer be deductible. This guide explains what has changed, how it affects business cash flow, and the strategies to minimise your exposure to costly interest.
In 2025, GST reporting in Australia takes a sharp turn, even though the 10% GST rate remains unchanged. The ATO is shifting thousands of non-compliant small businesses from quarterly to monthly GST reporting starting 1 April 2025, while large businesses face a redesigned Supplementary Annual GST Return (SAGR). These changes won’t alter the law, but they will impact cash-flow, compliance workloads, and BAS deadlines. Whether you’re a café owner in Cairns or a corporate CFO in Sydney, preparing now for the ATO’s stricter reporting cycle will help you stay compliant, avoid penalties, and protect your working capital.
Kickstart 2025 with these 15 New Year’s resolutions tailored for small businesses. From financial planning and embracing technology to enhancing customer experience and fostering a positive corporate culture, set your business up for success this year.
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