Financial Consulting in Hawthorn East
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Experienced
At Chiu Consulting we specialise in trusts of all types, including family trusts, tax planning to maximise tax reduction, property transactions and investments, and business and property (buying and selling) GST issues.
Passionate
Chiu Consulting is passionate about tax – it’s not just a job to us. We’re honest, we don’t hold back, and we love to give you tax advice well in advance. Our loyal clients often describe us as ‘teachers’, because we enjoy explaining how tax works.
Knowledgeable
We provide a very personal service, and it pleases us to see a client who after explanation understands their tax situation. At Chiu Consulting, when it comes to tax, we know what we’re talking about.
Trustworthy
Our clients know they can trust our advice, because we try to put ourselves in their shoes, and do what is best for them, not just for us. We provide helpful advice, but then let you make the final judgment call.
Employment-Related Tax Issues
As an employer, you may have issues with paying superannuation late, paying the wrong amount of super, or you may have overlooked specific staff entitlements.
How about WorkCover? Forgetting to register can result in needing to pay out of pocket for an injury, or you may face prosecution from WorkSafe. Then there is payroll tax liability.
Did you know you that may be liable? Chiu Consulting is here to help take away any unnecessary anxieties you may have.
Tax Help
Accounting Structure
Tax Structure and Help
You may be paying too much tax if you’re not using the optimum tax structure for your business.
Should you be a sole trader, partnership, company, super fund, or trust? One tax structure may be good for some businesses, but bad for others.
Like a golf swing, everyone’s situation is different. We’ll find out how you can hit your ball the furthest.
Tax Transactions
You may be missing out on tax saving opportunities, creating an incentive to purchase more equipment, or make greater contributions to superannuation.
What about negative gearing? To do, or not to do?