The newly approved Code will assist parties in the chain of responsibility to discharge their obligations under the HVNL.

Whether your SMSF can buy a real property from a related party.

Does a person have the mental capacity to make a binding death benefit nomination for their superannuation.

Transcript & link to video discussing what's going to happen to your pet if you die.

Cooper Grace Ward tax partner Fletch Heinemann is helping accountants manage issues around ATO findings.

There are complexities and time limits to be aware of and you need those appropriately managed as soon as possible.

An add-back is an asset or an item which should have existed in the property pool, but has been spent or wasted.

Bill proposes to implement most recent ATO interpretation around NALE & SMSFs.

Franchisees will not own the rights to a franchise business forever.

An intoxicated party recovering compensation will always grab a headline. This case was no exception.

The Queensland government has passed a Bill that amends the Retail Shop Leases Act 1994 (Qld) (Act). The amendments commenced on 4 April 2011 and they have significant implications for both landlords and tenants.

The QLD State Government has announced that the proposed Valuation of Land and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2010 will be delayed pending further consultation with industry groups and stakeholders.

TD 2016/16 provides some more clarification on ATO views about when the NALI rules will apply to a related party LRBA.

A loan will be a complying 25-year loan under Division 7A if the requirements in section 109N are satisfied.

The ATO has released TR2011/D3 about when a pension starts and stops.

Bill introduced seeking to abolish current age limits governing payment of superannuation by employers.

The reforms could then commence in all states and territories, other than Western Australia and the Northern Territory.

Link to video & transcript of the video discussing the pros & cons of having a parenting nesting arrangement with your ex.

A private member’s bill put before the House of Representatives seeks to abolish the current age limits governing the payment of superannuation by employers in Australia.

In the decision in Ben Starkey v Cootes Transport Group Pty Ltd [2011] FWA 228, Fair Work Australia dismissed an employee’s unfair dismissal application. The employee had been dismissed for serious misconduct when he was observed using a mobile phone while driving the employer’s fuel tanker.