The ATO's recently released Compliance Progam provides an overview of what the ATO will be focusing on over the next year.

New legislation will make directors personally liable for any unpaid superannuation guarantee contributions.

In another case concerning the status of workers, the court has held that independent contractors were in fact employees.

The Australia Taxation Office has released their Compliance Program identifying the hot issues in superannuation for 2013.

Recent Federal Court cases have highlighted ASIC's enthusiasm for pursuing discrepancies in the financial services world.

With the potential to make significant changes, Victorian property owners should be fully aware of the proposed reforms.

Prudent tax practitioners should check the vesting date of their clients' trust deeds to avoid any potential tax issues.

This article looks at mistakes made by businesses and what other businesses can do to avoid falling into those traps.

After a resounding loss against the ACCC in the Full Federal Court, Google has succeeded on appeal in the High Court.

In a recent NSW case, RailCorp was found to have discriminated against a job applicant based on his criminal record.

While buying from an administrator may seem risky, you may be able to purchase a business or assets for a good price.

Recent events have created uncertainty on the ATO's view on resettlement of trusts.

Part 3 of of the four part series on self managed superannuation fund trustees developing property.

Mandatory compliance with the SDS regime is due to commence on 22 June 2012.

Two recent decisions provide some timely guidance to employers involved in restructuring.

A timely reminder of the requirements that need to be satisfied to make a concessional contribution to superannuation.

The Court has ruled that taxpayers who are objects of discretionary trusts are subject to a four-year amendment period.

The end of 2012 saw a number of further developments on the MySuper front.

Ruling SMSFR 2012/1 explains key concepts relevant to the application of limited recourse borrowing arrangements.

Are superannuation contributions made on behalf of a director by the trustee of a family discretionary trust deductible?