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Plan now for the Government’s superannuation changes

Whilst most of the changes to the superannuation legislation, proposed in the recent Federal Budget, take effect from 1 July 2017, it would be prudent to review their impact on your retirement strategy now. Are you 49 and over?  The tax deductible superannuation...

Tax Incentives for Investment in Innovation

The Tax Laws Amendment (Tax Incentives for Innovation) Bill 2016, received Royal Assent on 5 May 2016. It contains tax incentives to implement the Government’s “National Innovation and Science Agenda” by supporting innovation in Australian culture. It aims to support...

Income Tax Rates

All Australian residents and entities must meet their tax obligations. Australian residents are required to pay tax on worldwide income. Whereas foreign residents are required to pay income tax on all income that has its source in Australia. Below are the tax rates...

Have you notified ASIC of changes to your company?

The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) requires businesses to inform them when a change occurs to any previously lodged details. ASIC provides an opportunity for companies to review their lodged details each year on their ASIC Annual Company...

The Megalot Trend

Bang for your buck There has been an emerging trend over the past two years where neighbours are getting together to sell their properties in a single lot (often called a ‘megalot’) to developers. This trend has been attributed to the government’s infrastructure...

Working out your Tax Residency

In order to understand the tax obligations associated with your investments in Australia, the first step is to determine your residency status. It is important to remember that the standards used to determine your tax residency are different from those used by the...

Unreasonable Director-related Transactions Provisions

What are Director related Transaction Provisions? The unreasonable director related transactions provisions under the Corporations Act 2001 enables a liquidator to attack unreasonable transactions entered into by a company where there has been a payment, disposition,...