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The Oyster Project | Daniel Oyston: I've moved
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The Oyster Project | Daniel Oyston: January 2013
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Thursday, January 3, 2013. If by some slim chance you still visit this blog, even though I have not posted in 18 months or so, and by some slimmer chance you actually still want to hear what I've got to share then . Head on over to my new business, Content Grasshopper. Posted by Daniel Oyston. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I aim to bring you one post a week (hey, I try! There was an error in this gadget. Pigs Don't Fly New and Social Media Marketing Zac Martin. Affiliate Marketing' Isn't A Dirty Word.
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Critique Bookkeeping | Payroll
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Wasabi Creative | Content Grasshopper
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As a business owner, your accountant, financial planner and bank will often ask you for financial reports. Financial reports can be complex and time consuming to produce yourself - time and energy you could be spending on your business. It is, however, essential that you can provide others with a clear picture of your business so that they can:. Plan interim and end of year tax;. Prepare income tax returns;. Provide sound business advice;. Provide financial planning advice; and. Cash Flows and Forecasts -.
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Critique Bookkeeping | BAS
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Confused and Stressed About Business Activity Statements (BAS)? Different products, services and business structures have different reporting requirements. Do you need help:. Understanding what products and services attract GST;. Understanding whether or not you need to report payroll;. With keeping your business registrations up-to-date;. Understanding sole trader vs. company requirements;. Being business finance application ready; or. Avoiding non or incorrect lodgement fines? How we help you. Prepare ...
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Critique Bookkeeping | About Us
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We are passionate about helping the underdogs, Canberra’s small and medium businesses, to grow. Canberra’s Critique Accounting and Bookkeeping started when an accountant asked a business owner “Who is doing your books? I have to meet them! Our owner was working full-time but doing her partner’s books in the evenings. His accountant was so impressed with the books that he demanded to meet the bookkeeper. Ldquo;Your work is awesome. Why are you working for someone else 70-80 hours per week? Rdquo; he asked.