The current growth resurgence is based on relatively weak fundamentals and is unlikely to last over the medium term.

The article discusses various issues of interest relating to superannuation, superannuation contributions and tax.

The 2011 budget has dramatically changed NFP tax arrangements

On 30 October 2019, the Supreme Court handed down its judgment in Singularis v Daiwa [2019] UKSC 50, unanimously dismissing Daiwa's appeal. It upheld the High Court judgment that Daiwa (the "Bank")...

Investors in assets of all types will have been well satisfied with the returns they achieved on their investments during Q1.

The ATO has released a range of safe harbours that enable some SME taxpayers to simplify TP record-keeping requirements.

The Tax Office has flagged that it will pay attention to specific work-related expenses, instead of certain professions.

A downsizing strategy is superior to a reverse mortgage option as it provides greater cashflow to meet living expenses.

With the Australian share market oscillating, it is little wonder that investors are beginning to doubt old rules.

The change will impact school staff whose children attend the same school and who salary sacrifice their school fees.

Farming families struggle with competing interests when sorting out retirement issues and who gets the farm income.

The long awaited judgment in Stone & Rolls v Moore Stephens was handed down by the House of Lords yesterday.

The article discusses TR 2014/D3, TR 2014/D4, PSLA 3673 and PSLA 3672, with regard to developments in transfer pricing.

Structure assets to minimise fees and understand the corresponding Centrelink benefits, tax and estate planning issues.

As we approach the end of the financial year, these are reminders of areas to manage in order to get the best results.

A brief synopsis of options for fund promoters looking at .Jersey

ATO updated the reasonable food component of a LAFHA for expatriate employees into Australia and domestic transfers.

There are close to 100 Jersey companies listed on stock exchanges globally, including London, New York, Hong Kong, Toronto, Luxembourg and Oslo, as well as the Channel Islands Stock Exchange, with a total market capitalisation in the region of £135 billion.

The Federal Budget contained no surprises beyond the previously announced Henry Review responses but continued the incremental changes of the tax system. The changes were mostly positive and aimed at simplification and competitiveness. A noted increase in Treasury funding for work on the Henry Review suggests we haven’t yet seen the end of the many recommendations.

Litigation funding is a growth industry both in the UK and beyond these shores. Company directors (especially those who benefit from D&O insurance) will be among those in the firing line as tempting targets for such claims.