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If implemented, the Report's recommendations will result in significant changes to Australia's foreign investment policy.

The guide may help those venturing into the Australian market to identify and maximise the many available opportunities.

Ensuring that you meet employment obligations and have sound employment practices in place is essential to your success.

articipants in Australia's infrastructure sector are, as a general rule, already familiar with the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) and Australia's foreign investment regime.

The Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Legislation Amendment Bill 2015 and associated legislation have been introduced.

NZ changes actually mirror Australia's existing prohibition on foreign investment in established residential property.

Foreign investors should seek advice on taxes and duties payable when considering purchasing property in NSW.

Australia's financial services sector has become increasingly competitive, with Sydney becoming a leading financial centre for both local and foreign investors.

Relief from the Surcharges may be available following the issue of Revenue Ruling No. G 010 Version 2 by Revenue NSW.

New mandatory & suspensory merger control regime will be stricter, more complex & apply to more deals, but is unlikely to lead to much more regulatory intervention.

Foreign investors may need to include FIRB fees in their financial modelling and purchase price for an acquisition.

The Significant Investor Visa is an immigration pathway, which aims to attract high net worth individuals and investors.

A key component of this new legislation is an annual vacancy fee imposed on foreign owners of residential real estate.

Foreign residents are again targeted in proposed changes to the CGT rules and a proposed new withholding tax regime.

Foreign owners of water entitlements must notify the ATO of any changes that occurred in the 2017-2018 financial year.

Investment, foreign and local, is key to getting Australia's economy up and running, once the COVID-19 crisis has passed.

The Australian Foreign Investments Review Board (FIRB) amended its Foreign Investment Policy in two important aspects.