Bookbrite Accounting & Taxation Advisers

16/07/2026

06/06/2026

🏠 Working From Home? Make Sure You’re Claiming Correctly at Tax Time!

Many people use the fixed rate method to claim working from home expenses, but did you know there’s another option?

💡 The actual cost method allows you to claim the actual expenses you incur while working from home.

The good news? You can choose the method that gives you the best outcome, provided you’re eligible and have the right records.

📌 No matter which method you use:
✅ Keep accurate records
✅ Keep receipts and supporting documents
✅ Only claim expenses related to your work
✅ Ensure your claim is calculated correctly

Before lodging your tax return, use the ATO’s Home Office Expenses Calculator to:

✅ Understand what you can claim
🧮 Calculate your working from home deduction

The calculator can be accessed here:
https://www.ato.gov.au/calculators-and-tools/home-office-expenses-calculator

Need help with your tax return or working from home deductions?

📞 Contact Bookbrite Accounting & Taxation Advisers

Work out your claim for work-related expenses you incur as a result of work you do from home as an employee.

06/06/2026

🎉 Got Your First Job? Congratulations! 🎉

Starting your first job is exciting 💼🤑

But when it comes to tax and superannuation, it can feel a little confusing 😕

Don’t worry, Bookbrite Accounting & Taxation Advisers is here to help!

Here are 3 important things every new worker should know:

✅ Applying for a Tax File Number (TFN) is completely FREE. Never pay anyone to do it for you.

📲 Link your ATO account to your myGov account so you can manage your tax, superannuation, and important government updates online.

🔒 Protect your personal information. Be careful of scammers pretending to be the ATO or other government agencies.

New to tax and super?

We’ve put together a simple guide to help you understand the basics and avoid costly mistakes.

📞 Bookbrite Accounting & Taxation Advisers

12/03/2026

Around 40% of people surveyed didn’t know that a Clearance Certificate is required when selling property in Australia. 👇

If you don’t have a clearance certificate, 15% of the sale price can be withheld at settlement — regardless of how much the property sells for.

✅ If you’re an Australian resident and planning to sell your property, it’s best to apply for the clearance certificate early, as soon as you start thinking about selling.

The good news? It’s completely free to apply.

Source: ATO