For SMSF trustees, failure to take appropriate PPSA action could subject the fund to non-compliance and other penalties.

Link to interview with the newly promoted associate, Caitlyn McKenna

Businesses must comply with two new sets of privacy obligations, of managing both personal and credit information.

On 1 July 2015, the Moreton Bay Regional Council's new draft planning scheme was released for community consultation.

Supreme Court of Queensland required the owner of a property subdivision project be registered for GST.

Entitlement to claim relief for the extension period is now based on SME tenants showing a 30% annual turnover drop.

On 14 September 2011 the ATO issued draft ruling SMSFR 2011/D1.

In the NSW Government Mini Budget Speech on 11 November 2008, the Treasurer announced the abolition of stamp duty on the transfer of unlisted shares in NSW companies would be deferred from 1 January 2009 until 1 July 2012.

Tax issues for deceased estates and testamentary trusts.

Explores when businesses are grouped for payroll tax & some of the alarming consequences that flow from that grouping.

NSW Supreme Court's decision in Uber Australia Pty Ltd v Chief Commissioner of State Revenue.

This episode discusses when businesses have to contribute superannuation for contractors who are deemed employees.

Link to presentation about the rise of residency problems & how they affect you and your clients.

To assist businesses get ready for the new changes, the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator has released 10 fact sheets.

The new laws will have significant repercussions, because transport operators routinely rely on standard form contracts.

The inquiry will consider wharf and port container work and a road safety remuneration order for road transport drivers.

Cooper Grace Ward's latest podcast episode examines the new restrictions on SMSF borrowing for real estate purchases, clarifying widespread misconceptions about what constitutes a 'residential real estate ban.' Partners Scott Hay-Bartlem and Clinton Jackson, alongside senior associate Keeghan Silcock, break down the business real property test requirements and explain the critical transitional rules taking effect from August 2026.

The Northern Territory government proposed the introduction of two new offences, to be called 'industrial manslaughter'.

The High Court will consider an appeal of a controversial decision about the meaning of a 'day' for leave entitlements.

In a move to assist family law dispute resolution, the federal government has announced a $9.87 million funding package.