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The investment did not breach the sole purpose test as the rental arrangement was the same as with arm's-length tenants.

Employment agency contracts, for payroll tax purposes, can be much broader than traditional labour hire arrangements.

The decision in SNF (Australia) Pty Ltd v. Commissioner of Taxation [2010] FCA 635 is good news for Australian businesses with international operations. It is the first Federal Court decision handed down on substantive transfer pricing issues. However, the case highlights the Tax Office’s hard-line approach to transfer pricing. The case also demonstrates the Tax Office’s preference to use the statistics-driven "transactional net margin method" (TNMM) to establish prices between international

A recent UK case considered the exclusivity principle.

Transport operators have access to technology and telematics to monitor speed, vehicle performance and fitness to drive.

The definition of a 'worker' for the purposes of the workers' compensation legislation in Queensland will be narrowed.

Explores domestic violence, coercive control and parental obligations, using the example of a recent family law case.

A carefully drafted financial agreement (also called a prenup) can be useful for a spouse wanting to protect their wealth.

In the Federal Circuit and Family Court, you must provide any disclosure relevant to any issues in the proceedings.

Can one parent apply for a passport for your child without the other parent's consent.

A binding financial agreement includes powerful information, and you're going to be held to what you've signed.

Transcript & link to video comparing 2 cases about children & domestic violence issues - showing what will influence the outcome.

Discusses the different types of court hearings, from first return dates to directions hearings and interim hearings.

This edition discusses whether you should purchase a property with others as joint tenants or as tenants in common.

This decision could have ramifications for expatriates living and working overseas, who maintain some ties to Australia.

In this edition of It depends, senior associate Keeghan Silcock discusses whether your trust can access the land tax exemption.

Even if it is a genuine dispute about a tax liability, the ATO can take steps to recover the amount in the assessment.