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INDUSTRY NEWS
From 1 July 2012 all
contractors in the building
and construction industry will
have to report to the ATO the
total amount they have paid
each year for building and
construction services.
Shore Hire has entered the
Victorian market, marking six
months at the ACE field day in
Melbourne in late February.
Boyd Nolan heads the
Victorian division.
“
Shore Hire specialises in
propping, shoring, traffic,
pipe testing equipment and
laser hire. We are a business
based on exceptional customer
service, and we aim to be the
company of choice for anyone
working in the plumbing, civil
construction, road building,
demolition and building
Shore Hire marked six months in Victoria at ACE in February
Shore Hire enters Victorian market
Tax changes for contractors in building and construction
John Leonard, Assistant
Commissioner, Australian
Taxation Office, said these new
reporting requirements create
a level playing field.
“
Contractors who fail to
meet their tax obligations can
gain an unfair competitive
advantage.We will use the
information reported to detect
contractors who have not
lodged tax returns or failed
to include all their income in
returns lodged.
“
We are asking contractors
in this industry to make sure
they include all their income
in their tax return to avoid any
penalties,” Mr Leonard said.
Visit:
www.ato.gov.au/
taxablepaymentsreporting
HR
industries,” Shore Hire’s Luke
Geelan said
“
We also offer a delivery
and assembly service via our
fleet of modern crane trucks,
design and certification of
shoring and propping systems
by experienced and qualified
engineering team and an
installation service for our
propping systems with our
professional in house rigging
team,” Luke said.
“
We pride ourselves on our
ability to source specialised hire
equipment to solve difficult
issues where other companies
may shy away. We will even
visit your site or office and
work collaboratively.”
Contact: 02 8708 1200 or
visit:
www.shorehire.com.au
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