DG Business Services

31/03/2026

Another Fringe Benefits Tax year comes to an end this Tuesday 31 March 2026.

Businesses that provide employees with private use of a motor vehicle may have to pay fringe benefits tax. You will need to obtain and take note of the odometer reading/s at 31 March 2026 as this is a FBT reporting requirement.

We’ll be in touch with clients who may be required to lodge a return for the 2026 FBT in the coming weeks.

If you have any questions about your FBT requirements, please get in touch with us.

23/12/2025

Fun times at our Christmas lunch! See you all in 2026!

12/11/2025

We are hiring!

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08/11/2025

🍾✨ Melbourne Cup celebrations with our amazing team!

We kicked off the day bright and early at The Stables with a beautiful lunch, great food, laughter, and a few friendly sweeps. It’s always wonderful to take a break and celebrate together outside the office.

Here’s to a fantastic team and another memorable Melbourne Cup day! 🐎🥂

11/09/2025

This R U OK? Day, our team gathered for morning tea to remind ourselves of the importance of checking in with one another. 💬☕

A simple question like “Are you OK?” can open the door to meaningful conversations and support.

Let’s look out for each other—today and every day. 💛

02/09/2025

🍼As from 1 July 2025, the amount of Paid Parental Leave available to families increased to 24 weeks, and the amount of Paid Parental Leave that parents can take off at the same time has also increased from two weeks to four weeks.

Have a read about it in our latest blog: https://t.ly/DE8uu

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As from 1 July 2025, the amount of Paid Parental Leave available to families increased to 24 weeks, and the amount of Paid Parental Leave that parents can take off at the same time has also increased from two weeks to four weeks.

26/08/2025

🚗The car limit for the 2026 income year is $69,674. This is the highest value that a taxpayer can use to calculate depreciation on a car where they use the car for work or business purposes and they first use or lease the car in the 2026 income year.

Have a read about it in our latest blog: https://t.ly/IyRdH

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The car limit for the 2026 income year is $69,674. This is the highest value that a taxpayer can use to calculate depreciation on a car where they use the car for work or business purposes and they first use or lease the car in the 2026 income year.

30/07/2025

🏦From 1 July 2025, the general transfer balance cap (TBC) has increased from $1.9 million to $2 million.

Have a read about it in our latest blog: https://t.ly/spY2h

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From 1 July 2025, the general transfer balance cap (TBC) has increased from $1.9 million to $2 million.

03/07/2025

👩‍💻 Taxpayers who have purchased or are purchasing a business asset this financial year should remember that the instant asset write-off limit is $20,000 for the 2025 income year.

Have a read about it in our latest blog: https://t.ly/8Fh5_

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Taxpayers who have purchased or are purchasing a business asset this financial year should remember that the instant asset write-off limit is $20,000 for the 2025 income year.

10/06/2025

💻 PCG 2023/1 outlines the ATO's new method ('the fixed-rate method') for calculating additional running expenses while working from home, which has applied from 1 July 2022.

This guideline was recently updated to increase the work from home fixed rate from 67 cents to 70 cents per hour from 1 July 2024.

Have a read about it in our latest blog: https://t.ly/85oE2

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PCG 2023/1 outlines the ATO's new method ('the fixed-rate method') for calculating additional running expenses while working from home, which has applied from 1 July 2022.

21/05/2025

🏡The ATO wants taxpayers to know that having a foreign resident capital gains withholding ('FRCGW') clearance certificate does not mean they do not have any further CGT obligations...

Have a read about it in our latest blog: https://t.ly/0pwFJ

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The ATO wants taxpayers to know that having a foreign resident capital gains withholding ('FRCGW') clearance certificate does not mean they do not have any further CGT obligations…