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In this case, the AAT did not accept a director of an SMSF trustee blaming their accountant for SMSF compliance breaches.

Unless security interests are correctly registered by 30 January 2014, they will no longer be automatically protected.

A recent ATO interpretive decision has ramifications for self-managed super funds.

The Federal Court has again imposed pecuniary penalties on trustees of an SMSF.

Large Australian entities or large 'entities that carry on business in Australia' must submit a modern slavery report.

Article highlights risks for governments & statutory authorities with regards to Public-Private Partnership developments.

The new 'significant investor' visa provides a new pathway for migrants who invest in certain Australian investments.

The commercial or non-tax aspects of a restructure can be just important, if not more so, than the tax issues.

Amendments to aviation liability legislation address issues in the Federal Government's 2009 Aviation White Paper.

This recent Supreme Court decision highlights the inherent power of the Court to compel a claimant to attend an independent medical examination even where that examination may cause pain, distress or discomfort.

A passenger involved in stealing a car was found to be owed a duty of care.

It is becoming increasingly common for plaintiff law firms to suggest that a compulsory conference should be dispensed with and their client allowed to commence proceedings immediately in cases where the insurer has denied liability.

This case is relevant to all directors who have a single policy covering both defence costs and claims for damages.

In Homsi v Homsi, the Supreme Court of Victoria was asked to consider a novel question.

Link to video & transcript discussing the series "It Depends".

Landowners may be eligible for a valuation deduction for site improvement works to prepare the land for development.

If you do not agree with the statutory land valuation, it is vital that you lodge a valid objection within 60 days.