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At Rooshock Accounting, we don't see Accounting and Taxation as a burden on a business. We see it as a stepping stone to business growth.

27/08/2026

Today we’re saying goodbye to Natalie in her role as our Admin Assistant and celebrating an exciting new chapter for her!

Natalie is moving overseas! ✈️ While she’s stepping away from her admin role, we’re very happy that she’ll be continuing to work with us in her Video Editor role.

Over her time with us, Natalie has made such a positive impact with our clients. We’ve truly appreciated her hard work, dedication and the care she’s brought to everything she does.

We’ll definitely miss having her around in the office, but we’re so excited for her next adventure and look forward to continuing to work with her on Ethan’s YouTube channel!

Help us wish Natalie all the very best for this exciting new chapter! 💐

18/08/2026

Are you still waiting on your tax refund? 🤔

Most tax refunds are processed within 14 days, but in some cases they can take longer.

There are a few reasons your refund may be delayed and we've summarised the most common causes in this graphic.

Want a more detailed explanation? We've broken down each reason, what it means, and what you can do next in Ethan’s latest YouTube video (linked in the comments).

If your refund has been delayed and you're not sure what to do, get in touch. We're happy to help!

12/08/2026

Reminder! BAS due on the 25th August‼️

For those required to lodge a BAS, the due date is fast approaching.

If you’re lodging through us, please ensure you send through all required documents as soon as possible to allow for on-time lodgement. If your BAS is already lodged, don’t forget payment is also due 25th August!

Get in contact with us if you have any questions.

05/08/2026

Weekly Tax Tip 🧾

For the final week of our weekly tax tips, we’re looking at charitable donations and when they are tax deductible.

Donations to registered Deductible Gift Recipients (DGRs) may be tax deductible if they are genuine donations and you receive no material benefit in return. You must keep valid receipts showing the organisation and amount donated to claim.

That wraps up our 10-week tax tips series! Hopefully this helped make tax time a little clearer and more manageable!

29/07/2026

Owe tax to the ATO?💰
Here's what you need to know!

If you've received a tax bill, it's important to understand what happens next. Knowing your payment obligations, deadlines, and the options available can help you stay on top of your tax and avoid unnecessary costs.

Swipe through this carousel to learn about:

• When your tax payment is due
• What happens if you don't pay by the due date
• General Interest Charge (GIC) and how it applies to overdue tax
• ATO payment plans and when they may be an option
• PAYG instalments and why you may be required to pay them in future

For a more in-depth breakdown, check out the YouTube video linked in the comments 🎥

27/07/2026

Weekly Tax Tip 🎥

This week, we’re covering side hustles and the tax obligations that come with earning extra income.

Income from side hustles such as freelancing, delivery driving, content creation or online sales etc. must generally be declared to the ATO.
Remember you can also claim related expenses to the side hustles. Keeping clear records of both income and expenses is essential.

22/07/2026

A quick reminder this tax season!

The proposed $1,000 instant tax deduction for work-related expenses does not apply to your 2025/2026 tax return.

If you're lodging your return this year, you'll still need to keep records and claim eligible work-related expenses under the current rules. The new deduction is expected to apply from the 2026/2027 financial year.

If you want more information on the new $1000 instant tax deduction, we have a video on this linked in the comments below! 🎥

20/07/2026

Weekly Tax Tip ✏️

This week’s tax tip covers self-education and training expenses.

Self-education expenses may be deductible if the course directly relates to your current employment and helps maintain or improve your existing skills. This can include courses, seminars, certifications, and training that are connected to your current job or industry.

Study expenses that help maintain or improve your existing work skills are often claimable as well, provided they are not for a completely new career path. This may include course fees, registration costs and required materials, as long as they relate to your current role. Training that leads to a new career or is unrelated to your current job is generally not deductible.

16/07/2026

2025/2026 Tax Time Changes❗️

There have been a few changes between the 2024/2025 and 2025/2026 financial year tax return claims and rules you should be aware of when completing your return.

We've put together a simple breakdown of what’s changed and what’s stayed the same, to help you prepare before lodging your 2025/2026 tax return.

Want a full breakdown of the changes? Check out our video linked in the comments below!

13/07/2026

Weekly Tax Tip 🚙

This week, we’re breaking down the cents per kilometre method for claiming car expenses.

The cents per kilometre method allows you to claim work-related driving, using a set rate of 88 cents per kilometre (up to a yearly limit of 5000km). You do not need a logbook, but you must be able to explain how your work-related travel was used and calculated.

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Tuesday	8am - 8pm
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Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm

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