From tribefamilylawyers.com.au: Exploring tactics and strategies for handling non-disclosure in family law cases, this comprehensive guide outlines the obligations, consequences, and court powers related to disclosure.… read more
From worrells.net.au: A Pet Supplies store in Regional Queensland was sold without a signed contract, leading to complications regarding enforceability and outstanding payments.
Despite the lack of formal documentation, the sale was largely considered binding due to verbal agreements and partial payments made.… read more
From www.corrs.com.au: ‘The federal government’s 2025-26 Budget focused on discretionary expenditure in the lead-up to what is anticipated to be a closely contested election, as opposed to substantial corporate tax reform.’… read more
From hhg.com.au: Labor’s recent victory in the Western Australian state election has significant implications for small and medium-sized enterprises, including a $1.3 million small business growth grants program and commitments to reduce regulation and transaction fees.… read more
From www.smsfadviser.com: A spouse contribution in an SMSF must be documented correctly to trigger eligibility for an offset.
The contributing spouse can be any age, but the receiving spouse must meet certain income criteria, specifically having an adjusted taxable income below $37,000 to qualify for a potential 18% rebate on contributions up to $3,000.… read more
From www.accountingweb.co.uk: (UK context) Chancellor Rachel Reeves did not announce any major tax changes during the Spring Statement, while the UK’s growth forecast was downgraded from 2% to 1%.… read more
From www.accountingtoday.com: The French government is increasingly utilising artificial intelligence to detect tax fraud, leading to a significant rise in inquiries and penalties.
In 2024, the government reported a total of €16.7 billion in detected tax fraud, which is a 10% increase from the previous year.… read more
From www.cbp.com.au: The Tasmanian Supreme Court case of Morrison v State of Tasmania reinforced the obligation of employers, particularly in educational settings, to ensure a safe working environment for staff by consulting them about safety risks and implementing adequate security measures.… read more
From www.goingconcern.com: EY plans to consolidate its global operations by merging 18 regional structures into 10 super regions, a move aimed at cutting costs and addressing stagnant growth.… read more
From www.claytonutz.com: The first quarter of 2025 saw two significant court decisions, Mount v Dover Castle Metals Pty Ltd and Reiche v Neometals Ltd, which clarified the operation of whistleblower protections under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth).… read more
From www.claytonutz.com: The Australian Government announced a reset of the Consumer Data Right in August 2024 to address compliance costs and improve its framework, expanding its application beyond banking and energy to include non-bank lending products.… read more
From www.moneymanagement.com.au: High-net-worth individuals in Australia are increasingly opting for non-custodial investment solutions due to dissatisfaction with traditional methods, with 41% of advisers citing client demand as the primary reason for this shift.… read more