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How We Optimise Tax for High-Income Contractors
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Personalised Tax Review & Income Structuring
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In-depth assessment of your contractor income, expenses, and current business structure.
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Identify tax-saving opportunities based on your industry, income level, and whether PSI (Personal Services Income) rules apply.
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Targeted Tax Minimisation Strategies
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Implement smart strategies to legally reduce your tax — including income splitting, super contributions, and eligible deductions.
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Tailored use of business structures (company/trust) to suit your earning profile and risk tolerance.
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Ongoing Support, Compliance & Planning
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Continuous monitoring of ATO regulations that affect contractors and consultants.
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Proactive guidance around GST, PAYG instalments, super contributions, and large financial decisions to keep you tax-efficient year-round.
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Ready to Take Control of Your Tax?
Get expert tax advice that’s designed for your lifestyle, income, and financial goals. Whether you’re operating as a sole trader or through a company structure, we’ll help you optimise your tax position and plan with confidence.
Specialist Contractor Tax Advisors
Personalised, High-Touch Support
Integrated with Your Financial Team
Tailored Tax Strategies for Contractors
Proven Experience, Trusted Results
Deep expertise in contractor-specific tax rules, including PSI compliance, company/trust structuring, and deductible strategies.
One-on-one advice tailored to your income stream, industry, and financial goals — not just generic tax help.
We collaborate with your accountant, bookkeeper, or wealth advisor to ensure a seamless tax planning experience.
Customised planning to suit your work structure, income level, and future plans — from income splitting to super top-ups.
Over 16 years of experience helping high-income professionals optimise tax and stay compliant with confidence.
Leave Tax Planning to Us
Tax is complex when you’re a high-income contractor — but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Our expert advisors help you stay compliant, reduce liabilities, and structure your income to support long-term financial growth.
Minimising tax liabilities
We legally reduce what you owe using tailored strategies — including income splitting, super top-ups, business deductions, and company or trust structures. Every solution is aligned with your earning model and personal goals.
Enhancing cash flow
Contractor income often comes in irregularly — so planning is key. We help you smooth out your cash flow by forecasting tax obligations and structuring payments (GST, PAYG) for predictability and flexibility.
Reducing tax risk and compliance issues
We help you stay on top of ATO requirements — especially if PSI (Personal Services Income) rules apply. Our proactive advice helps you avoid audits, unexpected penalties, and classification errors that cost money.
Maximising superannuation benefits
As a contractor, super is your responsibility. We’ll help you structure contributions to reduce taxable income and build long-term wealth — ensuring your retirement strategy is both compliant and future-ready.
Tools & Resources We Utilize
About Us
Lynden Group is a trusted provider of integrated financial solutions, specialising in individual tax planning, accounting, financial advisory, and compliance services. We help individuals and families navigate Australia’s complex tax landscape with clarity and confidence.
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Since 2008, we’ve built a strong reputation for delivering personalised, strategic tax advice tailored to each client’s financial goals—whether it’s maximising deductions, managing investments, or planning for retirement.
With offices in Australia, Israel, and Vietnam, our team combines local tax expertise with international perspective. Backed by strong professional networks, we deliver solutions that are accurate, efficient, and aligned with your long-term financial wellbeing.
Find out more about our service here.
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What is ACNC reporting?ACNC (Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission) reporting refers to the annual reporting obligations that registered charities and NFPs must meet to maintain their registration and compliance.
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Who needs to submit an ACNC report?All registered charities in Australia must submit an Annual Information Statement (AIS). Some may also be required to submit financial reports depending on their size.
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When is the ACNC reporting deadline?The Annual Information Statement is due within six months after the end of the charity’s financial year.
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How can we ensure compliance with ACNC requirements?Working with experts can help ensure timely and accurate reporting, avoiding compliance risks and penalties.
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What is Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status, and how can my organisation apply?DGR status allows donors to claim tax deductions for donations. To apply, your organisation must meet specific criteria set by the ATO and ACNC and be listed on a DGR register.
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What reporting obligations do we have to the ACNC?Registered charities must submit an Annual Information Statement (AIS) and, depending on their size, may need to provide financial reports. Other non-profits may have reporting requirements under state laws.
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Do I need to register with the ACNC?If you want your organisation to be recognised as a charity and access tax concessions, you must register with the ACNC. However, not all non-profits need to be registered charities.
