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Dgn tax advisory and finance dgn tax and advisory is a small boutique practice that offer its services in Accounting, Tax consulting, Business Advisory and Finance.

17/09/2026

Need a vehicle or equipment for your business? Don’t just look at the purchase price. Look at the finance structure too.

Whether you’re considering a truck, ute, trailer, caravan, machinery or other business asset, the right finance structure can make a meaningful difference to how the purchase fits into your business cash flow.

Before committing, consider:

✅ Deposit and upfront costs
✅ Loan term and repayment structure
✅ Cash-flow impact on the business
✅ Ownership and finance options
✅ Potential tax and depreciation implications
✅ Whether the asset is genuinely suitable for your business needs

The cheapest-looking option isn’t always the most suitable option.

If you’re planning to purchase a business asset, speak with your accountant and finance broker before signing the deal so you can understand the numbers and available options.

📩 Planning your next business asset purchase? Contact DGN Tax Advisory and Finance to discuss your tax and finance needs.

15/09/2026

Your home loan might be costing you more than it needs to.

Many homeowners set up their mortgage and then leave it untouched for years.

But your circumstances can change — and so can your financial goals.

A refinance review may be worth considering if you:

✅ Have had your loan for several years
✅ Want to review your current interest rate and loan structure
✅ Need access to funds for a legitimate purpose
✅ Have multiple debts you’re considering restructuring
✅ Are planning a renovation or investment
✅ Want to understand whether your current loan still suits you

Important: refinancing isn’t automatically better. Fees, loan features, interest costs, loan term and your overall circumstances all need to be considered.

📩 Thinking about refinancing? Speak with DGN Tax Advisory and Finance to discuss your options.

14/09/2026

TAX PLANNING

Waiting until the end of the financial year to think about your tax can mean missing opportunities to get your affairs organised early.

A few things worth reviewing throughout the year:

✅ Business income and expenses
✅ Record keeping and receipts
✅ Vehicle and work-related expenses
✅ Superannuation and other deductible contributions
✅ Business structure and cash flow
✅ Upcoming large purchases or investments

Good tax planning is about being proactive, not simply reacting at tax time.

If you’re a business owner, investor or employee with more complex tax affairs, a conversation with your accountant before year-end can help you understand your options.

📩 Want to get your tax affairs organised early? Get in touch with DGN Tax Advisory and Finance.

28/11/2025

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has issued an urgent warning to Australians paying or accepting cash, following a major spike in tax-evasion reports. Nearly 1,000 tip-offs per week are being lodged by people suspecting businesses of dodging tax, adding up to almost 50,000 red flags in the 2024–25 financial year alone.

Since July 2019, more than 300,000 tip-offs have been made, mostly linked to the shadow economy — including cash-only payments, under-the-table wages, illegal cigarette sales, and false business expense claims.

According to experts, tax evasion isn’t harmless: it reduces government funding for essential services like healthcare and education, and increases the financial burden on honest taxpayers.

The ATO warns that 85% of tip-offs lead to further investigation, and industries such as construction, cafés, restaurants, hairdressing, and beauty services are seeing the highest surge.
The message is clear: “Paying tax is not optional” — and anyone operating outside the system will likely be caught sooner rather than later.










Hello viewers,Good news! We are now registered mortgage brokers. Please get in touch with us for any of your financial i...
08/08/2024

Hello viewers,
Good news! We are now registered mortgage brokers. Please get in touch with us for any of your financial inquiries. We are always happy to help with all type of home loans and asset loans.

Thank you for your continued trust in us !

Sharan Mangat
0405 000 011

21/06/2022

The Fair Work Ombudsman has secured a total of $204,000 in penalties in court against the operators of a Brisbane fast food business after they used false records to try to frustrate an investigation.

The Federal Circuit and Family Court has imposed a $185,000 penalty against the fast food business and an additional $19,000 penalty against the company director.

The Fair Work Ombudsman investigated after receiving a request for assistance from a visa holder who was employed as a casual kitchenhand.

The company breached the Fair Work Act by:
• making false records and providing them to Fair Work Inspectors during the investigation
• giving false or misleading payslips to an employee
• failing to comply with a Compliance Notice requiring the company to back-pay the worker, who worked up to 66 hours per week and was paid $11 to $13 an hour.

The company back-paid the worker $59,400, plus interest and superannuation, only after the Fair Work Ombudsman commenced legal action.

Fair Work Ombudsman Sandra Parker said employers who use false records to try to frustrate an investigation into underpayment allegations will face serious consequences.

“Employers also need to be aware that taking action to protect vulnerable workers, including visa holders, and improve compliance in the fast food, restaurant and café sector continue to be priorities for the FWO. Any employees with concerns about their pay or entitlements should contact us for free advice and assistance.”

We have an agreement with the Department of Home Affairs, called the Assurance Protocol, where visa holders can ask for our help without fear of their visa being cancelled for breaches of their work-related visa conditions.

Read the full story: https://www.fairwork.gov.au/newsroom/media-releases/2022-media-releases/june-2022/20220620-riddhi-siddhi-penalty-media-release

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