by Luke Quinnell The Federal Government has announced significant tax reforms affecting capital gains tax (CGT), negative gearing, and discretionary trusts minimum tax of 30%. While some measures have now been legislated, others remain in draft form and are still subject to consultation and parliamentary approval. As a result, it is important to distinguish between […]
READ MOREAsk most small business owners what their gross margin was last month, and few can answer with confidence. This is not a reflection of poor management. It is simply a consequence of the fact that the only financial information most owners regularly see is a profit and loss statement prepared at tax time, alongside a […]
READ MOREPrepared in association with Eugénie Michael of Eugenie Michael Legal Most small to medium businesses (SME’s) assume data protection and privacy are something only large-scale companies need to worry about, though, this isn’t correct. The digitisation of our business systems and records means that almost every business collects, stores and shares confidential (proprietary) and personally […]
READ MOREby Luke Quinnell From 1 July 2026, new Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) requirements will apply to accounting firms, resulting in enhanced Know Your Client (KYC) and Know Your Business (KYB) procedures. As part of these obligations, we may request additional information from both new and existing clients, including: Identification documents (e.g. driver’s licence […]
READ MOREby Luke Quinnell Employers must now pay Superannuation contributions for employees on the same frequency as their wage payments. You should be prepared for the increased frequency of superannuation payments. Each fund must receive the contribution within 7 days of each payday. If you are not prepared for this change, please contact your accountant immediately […]
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