The ATO has identified scenarios where Single Touch Payroll (STP) reporting is no longer necessary for some small businesses.
As with the original JobKeeper, the Commissioner has released a number of alternative tests.
From 28 September 2020, the payment rate for JobKeeper will taper from the flat rate of $1,500 and split into a higher and lower rate.
From 3 August 2020, the eligibility tests for employees were changed to enable a greater number of employees to access JobKeeper.
From 28 September 2020, the eligibility tests to access JobKeeper for employers will change, as will the amount of the JobKeeper payment for employees and business participants.
The Government has announced grants of $25,000 to encourage people to build a new home or substantially renovate their existing home.
$10,000 available to small and micro businesses suffering due to COVID-19.
The ATO has announced an extension of time for JobKeeper enrolment and payments, and Treasury announce new eligibility tests for service entities.
The Australian Government has now published 7 alternate turnover tests for JobKeeper eligibility.
The Federal Government legislated the JobKeeper Framework on 6 April 2020.
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