Rebuild Your Practice Post COVID-19
Latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has
indicated that 49% of all Australian business have encountered an unfavorable
effect because of the COVID-19 pandemic and the limitations to battle the
spread of the disease. Further to this, 86% of organizations hope to be
affected in the coming months.
The effect on the businesses has been varied. Almost, all
the businesses have confronted increased costs and at least some effect on
income.
Importance of Cash flow
Never has there been an important time to prepare and survey
your cash flow necessities. Combine the increments in costs because of personal
protective equipment (PPE), shifting to telehealth, the extra staffing to
triage & review patients, with reduced patient fees and this will affect the
profit.
In preparing your revenue you ought to consider the State
and Federal Government financial response measures that will help you as well
as patient burden.
A rolling forecast permits constant planning with a
consistent number of periods, for example for yearly, as each month is
finished, you add a following month, and so you are always anticipating a year
into the future. When you have an estimate set up you can check your costs,
overheads and manage your inflows and surges for your potential benefit. With
the current vulnerability an adaptable forecast is an absolute necessity.
Year End Planning
Few interesting things to consider as we approach 30 June
2020:
·
Assure your Superannuation Guarantee payments
are all updated. Any payments made before 30 June will be deductible in the
2019/2020. If you pay your June 2020 quarter payment after 30 June and before
28 July the sum will be deductible in the following financial year. It is
essential to take note that there is no circumspection for the ATO to change
the due dates and with wages and super reported to the ATO, the information
matching will get with you if you fall behind.
·
Instant resource reduction for any assets bought
and prepared for use from 12 March 2020 – 30 June 2020. Organizations with
turnover under $500m can claim a finding up to $150,000 for every asset. Note
that the vehicle limit reaches of $57,581 does still apply.
·
Make sure any bad debts are removed before 30
June.
·
Determine the effect of the revenue Boost in
your entity as this is tax exempt. If you work in an organization this may mean
there will be calculated amounts to be paid to investors.
·
Varying your PAYG payments for June 2020: The
ATO is permitting citizens to shift the rest of the tax installments for the
2020 financial year anyway note that you may still have income tax to pay after
lodging your return so this could be a deferral of expense.
·
Consider the Franking of profits: The
organization tax rate is expected to diminish further to 26% from 1 July 2020
hence the franking rate will likewise decrease to 26% in future years. You
might need to consider paying out retained profits which the tax rate is yet
27.5%.
·
Div 7A loans: any smallest reimbursements should
be managed before 30 June on Div 7A loans.
Now is the best time to review and scrutinize your practice.
If you need any help in relation to your cash flow management or year-end
considerations. To know more, reach us at www.indianmuneem.com
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