RGA Business and Tax Accountants Blog

Five minutes could uncover retirement savings you didn't know you had.
By Liz Gibbs • October 16, 2026
Could you have lost super? Discover how to find forgotten superannuation, reclaim your money and avoid costly mistakes when consolidating your accounts.
Clear scope, clear pricing and a ladder of offers. The small step that makes growth stress-free.
By Liz Gibbs • October 16, 2026
Scope creep and billing disputes eating your profit? Learn how a Service Menu brings clarity, efficiency and scalability to your business.
FBT changes for salary sacrificed work-related benefits
By Liz Gibbs • October 9, 2026
From 1 April 2027, salary-sacrificed work expenses and items like laptops and phones lose key FBT concessions. See what’s changing for employers.
Credit card payments are still being phased out, but taxpayers now have more time to prepare
By Liz Gibbs • October 9, 2026
Paying your tax by credit card? The ATO will now accept card payments until 30 June 2027. Here’s what the extension means for you and your cash flow.
Designing your business vision isn’t wishful thinking. It’s strategy.
By Liz Gibbs • October 9, 2026
Discover how reverse-mapping a 5-year vision helped one plumber hire, brand, and build systems, and how you can do the same in your business.
The $20,000 Instant Asset Write-Off Is Here to Stay
By Liz Gibbs • October 5, 2026
The $20,000 instant asset write-off is now permanent from 1 July 2026. Find out how your small business could benefit when buying new equipment or assets.
The Two-Solution Rule: How One Question Can Free You From Constant Interruptions
By Liz Gibbs • October 2, 2026
If your team relies on you for every decision, try the two-solution rule. A practical leadership habit that builds independence and frees up your time.
ATO busts common myths under the cents per kilometre method
By Liz Gibbs • October 1, 2026
Claiming car expenses with the cents per kilometre method? Avoid the 5 common mistakes the ATO has flagged and make sure your deduction holds up to scrutiny.
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