Company Liquidation vs. Voluntary Administration

From www.salea.com.au: Company liquidation and voluntary administration are distinct processes for insolvent businesses in Australia, each with different goals and outcomes.

Voluntary administration focuses on rescuing or restructuring a business, allowing for potential recovery under the guidance of an appointed administrator, whereas liquidation involves winding up the company and ceasing operations, with a liquidator assigned to sell assets and pay creditors.… read more

Digital Governance, Cyber and Privacy

From www.cbp.com.au: The eleventh edition of a quarterly newsletter focusing on digital governance, cyber incidents, and privacy developments as of April 2025.

This edition includes a roundup of recent news and updates in these sectors within Australia and globally.… read more

Moving Overseas? Don’t Forget About Your Australian Assets

From colemangreig.com.au: Moving overseas may have significant tax implications for Australian assets, as individuals may become non-residents for tax purposes.

Upon leaving, individuals are deemed to have disposed of certain capital gains tax (CGT) assets, and non-residents may miss out on CGT discounts and exemptions for primary residences under specific conditions.… read more