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End of Financial Year can be daunting, marred by lost sleep and late nights at the office surrounded by sky high piles of invoices. But it doesn’t have to be a time of stress.

Here you’ll find some common year-end tax minimisation strategies as well as some lesser known – think legally breaching the annual concessional super contributions cap, and restructuring ownership of your investment assets to minimise tax on future income – to lighten the load and even help you reset financially, setting yourself up for lower taxes and greater wealth accumulation.

Your complete guide to year end tax planning and reporting

Download our end of financial year guide for small businesses, with important EOFY dates, tips to help you stay compliant and in control of your tax obligations.

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