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7th August 2008

Victorian Payroll Tax return due to be lodged and paid for the month ending 31st July 2008.

21st August 2008

Business Activity Statement for the month ending 31st July 2008 due to be lodged and paid today.

25th August 2008

Business / Instalment Activity Statement due for clients who lodge electroncally through our office for the quarter ending 30th June 2008.

Welcome to Kontominas & Associates, taxation and accounting. We are a small firm that specialises in taxation for small to medium business, individuals and investors.

Why consider Kontominas & Associates?

We believe that there are many benefits we can provide to you. However, where we differentiate from other firms is our relationship with our clients. We consider all our clients as individuals, not just clients. We also understand that attending to your financial affairs with your accountant may not be convenient during trading hours. We have taken this into consideration and have decided to operate our office Monday to Friday, including after business hours and on Saturdays with a prior appointment. Our firm attempts to have its service available 6 days a week and at times that suit you, not us.

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Newsletters

Our newsletters cover a number of topics relevant to individuals and business clients. To view our most recent newsletter
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PAYG Withholding Rates

The PAYG Withholding rates have changed from 1st July 2008. The new tables are available on our website.
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Business News

Shares tank as global panic spreads
THE ASX lost another 100 points this morning after global markets took a fresh hammering overnight.

More pain in store as Wall Street tanks
HALF the value of the ASX has been wiped out in a year, and investors face more losses today after another plunge on Wall St.

House prices won't crash, says RBA
AUSTRALIA'S house prices will soften but should not crash because of the world economic crisis, Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens says.

Aussies pay now, buy later
ONE of the world's bigggest credit card companies says Australians are borrowing wisely.

Wall St plunges again as fear spreads
US shares plunged for a second straight day, with the S&P500 closing nearly 7 per cent down at an 11-year low.

B&B backer refuses further aid
BABCOCK & Brown appears close to collapse after a deal to set fresh debt covenants stalled.

Stunning rally pushes stocks up 2pc
LOCAL stocks finished higher for the first time this week after staging a spectacular turnaround from being down 4 per cent.

Fortescue shares surge
SHARES in Fortescue Metals jumped more than 15 per cent this morning after the burgeoning iron ore miner announced an increase in exports.

Citigroup could be put up for sale
WITH Citigroup stock value plunging, top executives at the financial giant are considering the sale of all or parts of the company, the Wall Street Journal reported on its website.

Oil retreats below $US50 a barrel
AS oil falls below $US50 to its lowest level in more than three years, the dark days of the early 1980s are haunting the oil market.