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Ask a questionIn Australia, running a business partnership comes with its own set of tax twists and turns. The tax scenario gets interesting when two or more people come together to do business, not as a company but as a partnership.
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Each partner pays tax on their share of the partnership income at their personal income tax rates. So, the partnership’s profits are split among the partners, and each one adds this to any other personal income they have and then pays tax accordingly.
If your partnership is trading under a name that’s not just a list of the partners’ names, you’ll need to register this business name. Plus, the partnership needs an Australian Business Number (ABN) for all tax and business dealings.
If your partnership is pulling in more than $75,000 annually, you must register for GST. This means charging GST on the goods or services you’re selling and claiming credits for the GST included in the price of your business purchases.
Here’s where it gets more straightforward: partnerships don’t pay superannuation for the partners. Partners must handle this individually if they want to contribute to their super. However, if you employ staff, then the partnership needs to cough up the superannuation contributions for its employees.
Goods and Services Tax (GST)
If your partnership is pulling in more than $75,000 annually, you must register for GST. This means charging GST on the goods or services you’re selling and claiming credits for the GST included in the price of your business purchases.
Superannuation
Here’s where it gets more straightforward: partnerships don’t pay superannuation for the partners. Partners must handle this individually if they want to contribute to their super. However, if you employ staff,
Now, if this all seems a bit much to take in, or you’re contemplating branching out or starting a partnership in Australia, it’s smart to talk to someone who knows their way around these rules.
Tax Natives is here to connect you with tax experts worldwide, including those well-versed in Australian tax law.
Whether you’re on home turf or international waters, our network of tax advisors can provide the insights you need to make informed decisions and keep your partnership on the right side of the ATO.
Ready to make tax a breeze for your partnership? Reach out to Tax Natives today and let’s connect you with the right tax advisor for your business down under.
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Article contentCreator and Curators must create at least one piece of original, quality-approved content each quarter. |
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The Curator is a fully-fledged member of the Tax Natives team. As such, they are capable of making introductions to other Tax Natives and are also able to take leads from their fellow Natives.
However, the Curator has additional responsibilities. They are tasked with the responsibility of managing and updating one of the jurisdiction pages.
There is only one Curator membership available for each jurisdiction.
Where a Curator fulfils their commitments then they receive a 100% discount against their monthly membership fee.
Initial admin fee | £250 Free |
Minimum membership term | 12 months |
Article contentCreator and Curators must create at least one piece of original, quality-approved content each quarter. |
No |
Managing and updating your jurisdiction page | Yes |
TAX NATIVES: CREATOR —
The Creator is a fully-fledged member of the Tax Natives team. As such, they are capable of making introductions to other Tax Natives and are also able to take leads from their fellow Natives.
However, the Creator has additional responsibilities. They commit to their other Natives that they will produce at least one piece of quality content each quarter – whether an article, video or other valuable content.
There are multiple Creator memberships available for each jurisdiction. Where a Curator fulfils their commitments then they receive a 100% discount against their monthly membership fee.
Initial admin fee | £250 Free |
Minimum membership term | 12 months |
Content creationCreator and Curators must create at least one piece of original, quality-approved content each quarter. |
YesCreator and Curators must create at least one piece of original, quality-approved content each quarter. |
Managing and updating your jurisdiction page | No |
TAX NATIVES: ADVISOR —
The Adviser is a fully-fledged member of the Tax Natives team.
As such, they are capable of making introductions to other Tax Natives and are also able to take leads from their fellow Natives.
The Adviser Native is a care-free soul and has made no other commitments to his fellow Tax Natives to generate content or curate a jurisdictional page.
That's cool.
However, the Adviser will be eligible to pay the full monthly membership fee.
Initial admin fee | £250 Free |
Minimum membership term | 12 months |
Content creationCreator and Curators must create at least one piece of original, quality-approved content each quarter. |
No |
Managing and updating your jurisdiction page | No |
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