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Tax Agents Board The Board administers the registration of tax agents in Australia. To check that a tax agent is registered look up the list of tax agents. For further assistance, contact the Board Secretariat in your State.

List of Tax Agents

Tax agents info from the ATO excerpt 'You may decide you want to engage a tax agent to prepare and lodge your tax return for you. All tax agents must be registered with the Tax Agents Board. Tax agents must follow strict regulations that ensure they act in a professional manner. A person cannot charge you a fee for preparing your tax return unless they are registered with the Tax Agents Board. To check whether a person is a registered tax agent: download a current list, or use the online search database. Both of these options are available at the List of tax agents.'

Q Tax is aTax Agent in Queensland abbreviated as QLD located in Australia we do bookkeeping or book keeping which is keeping accounts for your tax return to get a tax refund from the ATO which is the Tax office or the Australian Tax office. We also do Trust or Trusts, Individual, Superanuation (Super), Company or Companies, Partnership or Partnerships Returns. We can help with Company formation and ASIC registration also Self Managed Super fund setup. We ensure you get all of you Deductions and help if there is an Audit from the ATO. You can Study with us at our Tax Training: Tax School where we offer: courses which qualify for Centrelink (Centerlink) purposes. We can help New Residents claim Foreign Tax credits and alos help you get the correct deductions for rental properties

QTAX (Queensland Income Tax Specialists) is a registered Tax Agent operating in Queensland (QLD) Australia. We specialise in Tax preparing tax returns for individuals, companies, trusts, partnerships and superanuation funds as well as filing Business Activity Statements (BAS) for our clients and also providing regular Book keeping for our clients.

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See More, from Wikipedia:An Australian Business Number, or ABN, is an 11 digit unique number issued by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) that is used by business entities when dealing with the Australian government. It was introduced as part of the New Tax System brought in by the Liberal government on 1 July 2000 as part of the Goods and Services Tax.

See More, from Wikipedia: In Australia, Pay As You Go withholding (PAYG) arrangements replaced Pay as You Earn arrangements when the new tax system was introduced in July 2000. The new arrangements did not confine themselves to employment arrangements and also replaced the Prescribed Payments System and the Reportable Payments System.

See More, from Wikipedia : Broadly, Australia levies tax on three sources of income for individual taxpayers: personal earnings (for example, salary and wages), business income, and capital gains. Income received by individuals is taxed at progressive rates. Income derived by companies is taxed at a flat rate of 30%. Generally, capital gains are only subject to tax at the time the gain is realised. In Australia the Financial Year or Income Tax Year runs from July 1st to June 30th the following year and is most commonly referred to by the year that it finishes in (e.g. 1 July 2005 - 30 June 2006 is the 2006 financial year). Income tax is applied to the Taxable income of a taxable entity. Taxable income is calculated, in a broad sense, by applying allowable deductions against the income of a taxable entity.