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Sybiz has been alerting all our customers to an upcoming change from Microsoft that may impact email functionality within your Sybiz solution.

The Australian Government has announced further assistance for employees in the 2020 Federal Budget, which will bring forward already approved income tax cuts for employees in the form of lowered PAYG withholding rates, back dated to 1 July 2020.

As we have reached the end of 2019/2020 financial year, more industries must prepare to lodge their Taxable Payments Annual Report.

The Taxable Payments Annual Report has recently expanded to include new industries making payments to contractors. Sybiz Vision is a TPAR ready solution for many industries.

From 1 July 2021, the superannuation guarantee rate will increase to 10%. This marks the beginning of further planned increases of 0.5% each financial year until 1 July 2025 when it reaches a cap of 12%.  

With Sybiz 21, we’re helping you to embrace this world of change. And it begins with a first look at what’s coming in our next major release.

Last year, on behalf of business software vendors, the Australian Business Software Industry Association (ABSIA) drafted a letter to Australian Government requesting that Single Touch Payroll Phase 2 be delayed until at least 1 July 2022.

Although the increases have been legislated, there are now doubts that the initial rise will still go ahead on the 1 July 2021 with Treasurer Josh Frydenberg recently indicating it may be delayed.

Early last year, Microsoft announced it would be disabling Basic Authentication for some Exchange Online protocols which may have affected some users of Sybiz solutions. However, it was revealed later in 2020, that this was going to be delayed until the second half of 2021 due...

Australian tax scales will remain the same for the 2021/22 financial year, however, the STSL (HECS/HELP/SFSS) rates are changing.