As a sole trader, your focus should be on running your business—not stressing over tax. We offer personalised tax return services, taking care of GST, deductions, and ATO requirements to help you get the best possible refund.
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Smart Tax Planning for Sole Traders
Planning ahead means more money in your pocket. Our team helps you:
Reduce your tax bill legally
Stay clear of ATO penalties
Structure your business income
Plan for long-term growth and success
Frequently Asked Questions
A sole trader is someone who runs a business as an individual. You’re personally responsible for all income, expenses, and tax obligations related to the business.
Yes. If you’re earning income as a sole trader, you must lodge an individual tax return that includes your business income and expenses.
Absolutely. You can claim business-related costs like office supplies, vehicle expenses, internet, rent, and more—if they directly relate to earning your income.
Sole traders are taxed at individual income tax rates. You don’t pay a separate business tax—the profit from your business is added to your personal income.
Yes, you need an Australian Business Number (ABN) to operate legally, issue invoices, and claim GST if you’re registered.
You must register for GST if your business earns $75,000 or more per year. If you're below that, it's optional—but sometimes beneficial.
Keep all receipts, invoices, bank statements, and records of income and expenses. It’s important for accurate reporting and ATO compliance.
After lodging your return, the ATO will let you know how much tax you owe. You may also need to pay in advance through PAYG instalments if your income is above a certain level.
Yes, if you work from home, you may be able to claim a portion of your electricity, rent, internet, and other related costs.
While it's not required, working with a tax accountant helps you claim the right deductions, avoid mistakes, and often save more on your return.