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Want tax deductions? These 7 money-savers blew me away | Jordan shares 7 last-minute tax strategies

Want some last-minute tax deductions with that? Like saving money? The Australian Business Podcast is back and your host Owen Rask speaks with Jordan Kidis of Grey Space Advisory on his favourite 'last minute' tax saving hacks.

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Want some last-minute tax deductions with that? Like saving money?

The Australian Business Podcast is back and this week I speak with Jordan Kidis, co-founder of Grey Space Advisory about 7 of his favourite ‘last minute’ tax saving hacks.

If you run a business and pay Super, you REALLY need to listen to this. You could save big.

Jordan shared a few things with me that really sparked some big changes in my business (Rask) that I’ll be implementing between now and June 30th.

Jordan’s ideas, summary:

Temporary full expense – this expires soon (it’ll be reduced down to just $20,000!). If you’re a small biz, make it work!
Maximise Super contributions – before June 30th, up to $27,500 for concessional contributions (see ATO website).
PAY Super now – before June 14th, ideally.
Bring-forward expenses – what can you bring forward to this EOFY?
Year-end stock take – for e-commerce or others with expiring goods.
Write-off bad debts – but be mindful.
Prepayments – pay the subscriptions upfront (and save!)

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