Link to a webinar where corporate advisory partner, Charles Sweeney gives us an insight into his life and work.

Link to video where Clinton Jackson, partner at Cooper Grace Ward tells us the who, what and where about himself.

Link to video where Liz OConnell from the Corporate Advisory Team at Cooper Grace Ward tells us about herself.

Link to webinar discussing whether there is duty payable on the sale of your business.

Link to podcast where proposed changes to tax residency rules for individuals are discussed.

The challenges for taxpayers trying to meet their burden of proof when seeking to set aside default assessments.

Recent developments for tax agents, who now need to comply with the Tax Agent Services (Code of Professional Conduct).

Link to podcast discussing accessing super when retiring before aged 65.

On 26 October 2013, the Queensland Parliament passed the Directors' Liability Reform Amendment Act.

Associate Francesca De Silva shares insights into her career at Cooper Grace Ward Lawyers, discussing her tenure with the firm and what drives her passion for legal practice.

Special counsel Mark Cowan shares his journey to Cooper Grace Ward after nearly two decades in property, planning and environment law, discussing what attracted him to the firm's collaborative culture. The conversation explores how planning and environment law has transformed into a dynamic field spanning urban development, renewables, infrastructure, agriculture and mining, while examining the persistent challenge of delivering infrastructure efficiently amid shifting government policies.

Supreme Court of Queensland required the owner of a property subdivision project be registered for GST.

Whether the taxpayer's museum full of luxury cars available for sale means that they were no longer trading stock.

To assist businesses get ready for the new changes, the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator has released 10 fact sheets.

Partners Scott Hay-Bartlem and Clinton Jackson break down the critical tax distinctions between superannuation benefits paid during a member's lifetime versus death benefits distributed after passing. They explore timing considerations, beneficiary designation rules, and strategic estate planning approaches to optimize tax outcomes and ensure effective management of superannuation death benefits.

This paper looks at some specific issues that may be relevant in dealing with State tax issues.

Cooper Grace Ward launches a new workers compensation podcast featuring real trial cases and expert legal analysis. The first episode examines a 2024 case involving a disputed workplace injury claim, exploring the complexities of credibility assessment, causation, and effective case preparation in workers compensation litigation.

Who, what, where with lawyer William Head. Hear how long he's been at Cooper Grace Ward Lawyers, what he would be doing if he wasn't working in law and what he loves about his job.

Trust loss provisions first applied in the 1995 tax year and the "family trust" concept has became popular with the ATO.

This episode discusses when businesses have to contribute superannuation for contractors who are deemed employees.