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INFO216 summarises AFS licensing requirements for accountants providing services to self-managed superannuation funds.

The PPSA will bring changes to business, protecting client business assets and the ownership of personal property.

The ATO have stipulated that auditors must obtain particular evidence from SMSFs when COVID-19 relief has been provided

By the end of 30 June 2017, the total amount each member has in pension phase must be reduced to $1.6 million.

If you're offering crypto-currencies for sale or purchase on a digital currency exchange, you should seek legal advice.

Small to medium sized business operations no longer need environmental approval from the state government to operate.

DIAC introduced of changes to the Temporary Work (Skilled) visa program that has many, even migration agents, confused.

In Heesh v Baker [2008] NSWSC 711, the New South Wales Supreme Court considered whether the holders of redeemable preference shares could be “creditors” for the purposes of Part 5.3A of the Corporations Act 2001 (the Act).

A recent decision of the Federal Court highlights the need for creditors to actively enforce their security interests.

A recent decision of the Queensland District Court has clarified the limitation period for recoverable sums.

The Court considered if an insurer could withdraw its agreement for a specific doctor to perform a second DPI assessment.

The companies did 'publish' the comments, in that they provided the opportunity for the comments on their Facebook page.

A recent High Court decision shows that care is needed when drafting an exclusion.

The case provided a good illustration of the risks associated with rejecting a genuine and reasonable Calderbank offer.

The Supreme Court upheld the decision to disregard evidence where the overall account was considered less than truthful.

Although injuries were found to be sustained in the course of employment, the employee was not entitled to compensation.

The New South Wales District Court confirmed that 'slip and fall' claimants have an onus to prove more than supposition.