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When in doubt, a private ruling would clarify whether the gift is a taxable supply, notwithstanding no "purchase price".

Family Provision claims are made by your lawyer filing a summons and a supporting affidavit in the NSW Supreme Court.

The WorkChoices legislation introduced by the Howard Government changed many aspects of Australian workplace law, and some of those changes have been retained by Labor.

The ACNC plans to review the existing Commissioner Information Statements and to investigate registered DGRs.

Our clients successfully claimed an equitable interest in the property and sought that it should be transferred to them.

The widow of a man who died of a heart attack whilst on work-related travel, has secured a landmark compensation award.

This episode of ACNC Charity Chat features board remuneration, and whether charities should pay their board members.

This is the final Commissioner's Interpretation Statement on Health Promotion Charities which came into effect recently.

The COVID concession will allow the affected visa applicants to have their visas granted while they are in Australia.

A contemplation of marriage clause in your will is necessary for intentions to continue to be valid after your marriage.

This newsletter intends to provide up to date developments in the law of Wills, Estates, Trusts & Superannuation Law.

Australian travellers are protected under various legal and regulatory frameworks designed to ensure fair treatment by insurers.

Since 1 October 2013, Retirement Village operators have been required to issue certain mandatory disclosure documents.

This edition includes an update on the National Redress Scheme and a reminder that the time for joining is almost over.

Certification of financial viability must be signed by the principal of the non-government school and an approved body.

The CeSC is responsible for protecting children who experience cyber-bullying and administering a complaints scheme.

The High Court considered whether TPG's advertisements breached Australian Consumer Law and the Trade Practices Act.

Our clients and friends may be interested to read the following office rules issued by a Sydney Law firm in 1852.