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Australia's 2026-27 Federal Budget introduces targeted capital gains tax reforms for foreign investors in renewable energy infrastructure while focusing on system integration and market modernisation. The Budget notably avoids substantial new funding for large-scale renewable generation, raising questions about how the nation will achieve its ambitious 82% renewable electricity target by 2030.

If you are a national or international business owner, the SALP program in South Australia offers an exciting opportunity.

The Australian Government has doubled Foreign Investment Review Board ("FIRB") application fees payable by investors who are required to seek approval under...

Australia's FIRB will now assess the sale of critical state-owned infrastructure assets to private foreign investors.

FIRB will carefully examine the use of family arrangements by foreign investors to purchase Australian property.

Part 5 considers how proposed changes to the foreign investment rules may impact the mining and resources sectors.

Recent changes to the way the US regulates foreign investment in its technology assets contrast with Australia's approach.

Key provisions of the Investment Chapter of IA-CEPA including Investor, Standards Protection & Investor State Dispute Settlement.

If you are intending to buy the second-hand property with overseas funding, you would first need to obtain FIRB approval.

The case is not binding precedent in international investment arbitration but shows the need for investment structuring.

Foreign persons need government approval to purchase Australian real estate, so purchase contracts must be conditional.

The proposed changes have passed, and impose immediate and ongoing registration compliance burdens on foreign persons.

The 2017 Federal Budget delivered significant measures that impact foreign investment and foreign ownership of property.

The Government is proposing fees and fines for foreign buyers of residential real estate, in response to a new report.

The Property Law Reform Alliance is pushing for harmonisation of real property laws to simplify property transactions.

The rules surrounding the purchase of Australian real estate by foreign buyers and investors are constantly changing.

Regulatory changes prompted some concerns but foreign bidders continue to outnumber domestic acquisitions in public M&A.