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2020 was a year of disruption and difficulties, but it may also have been the zenith of tax administration in Australia.

How the reforms to FIRB regime may impact an investment long after it is undertaken & how this risk can be managed.

This case assists with the issue of when a third party can be held responsible for involvement in fraudulent activity.

The first article in this series examines a Directors and Officers (D&O) liability insurance policy and how it operates.

Changes to developer contributions system & the impact of these changes on local councils on developers.

We have identified several key trends in M&A transactions which we anticipate will continue through 2023.

A "firm advance commitment" to ongoing work is determined by reference to the written terms of the employment contract.

Employers should review employment contracts to see that wages satisfy all obligations regarding wage and other benefits.

Those connected with businesses dealing in excisable goods or EEGs should review their position and any liability risks.

New provisions may affect the tax treatment of minors within a testamentary trust.

A reminder of steps for a lender to ensure that it is well placed to respond quickly and efficiently to a cyber incident.

Recent case confirms how duty will be calculated where contingent consideration is payable with respect to dutiable transaction.

Businesses should be aware of possible risks of defamation liability, and implement appropriate policies and procedures.

Principals, head contractors and subcontractors in building and construction work should comply with this new regime.

The COVID-19 public health emergency has impacted the planning, environment and local government sectors in NSW and Qld.

Although this decision does not raise any new points of law, it is a reminder of fundamental contractual requirements.

Maximum term contracts that expire by the effluxion of time may no longer be exempt from unfair dismissal claims.