With the financial year end, many will take the opportunity to look back over the performance of their portfolios.

The new Managed Investment Trust (MIT) regime is deferred for more consultation about how to best implement the package.

This month looks at retail - the U.S. Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales and our 'Click Frenzy' and Boxing Day Sales.

The DisabilityCare Australia legislation that provides for a half a percentage increase in the Medicare levy has passed.

December for most people is the season when we all look back on the year that was and reflect on the events that have affected us. In the markets it is also the month that analysts and economists forecast for us what lies ahead for next year.

Moore Stephens has partnered with LexisNexis Capital Monitor to produce a complimentary 2015-2016 Federal Budget Report.

Automotive retailers need more time to calculate, remit and document LCT and GST amounts, after the AP Group decision.

The attached publication summarizes the corporate and personal tax systems of ten countries in the Asia Pacific region.

The FBT season has rolled around once again.

FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) fuelled M&A confidence in Australia in the final three months of the 2021 calendar year.

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Professional advisers who get in and out of the stock market may end up doing worse than those who simply buy and hold.

Moore Stephens have written a submission responding to the draft legislation on Not-for-Profits.

The Automotive Fraud Survey results are in - one in every three instances of fraud in dealerships exceeds $100,000.

This is a Treasury submission of Moore Stephens proposals for the improvement to the taxation of employee share schemes.

This new improved amendment bill provides a much clearer outlook for companies considering an Employee Share Plan.

This time the loss to the Commissioner in the charity space relates to the definition of a Public Benevolent Institution.

In the 20-21 financial year, the top 3 performing sectors by deal count were IT, consumer products and industrials.

Access our latest Economic & Market Outlook for an update on the Australian and International economy.