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As proud partners of Australia’s 3x Olympic Gold Medallist and 10x Canoe Slalom World Champion Jessica Fox, we’ve been thinking a lot about canoe slalom since the recent Paris Games.

The new financial year brings many changes and thresholds that trustees and members of a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) need to be aware of.

This article is the fifth and final instalment in our series where we delve into the stages of a payroll remediation project.

Following the recent removal of tariffs on Australian wine by China, the industry is keen to rebuild relations and explore the right export markets. This presents Australian wine producers with a chance to reassess their position in the global market.

The manufacturing sector has demonstrated remarkable resilience and adaptability, achieving steady growth through effective cost management and strategic investments despite economic challenges.

One of the fundamental rules for a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) is the general prohibition on borrowing.

The current economic environment is challenging for businesses trying to operate when budgets are tighter and profit margins are squeezed. Family businesses are uniquely positioned as they’re used to maintaining a long-term perspective, naturally fostering a transgenerational mindset through knowledge sharing, learning and investment in the business.

When undertaking a valuation of a business or entity for commercial or litigious purposes, a fundamental element of the valuation is considering the available information about the ‘market’ to assist in assessing value.

Businesses are increasingly recognising the importance of sustainable practices to safeguard our planet for future generations. However, as the demand for sustainable products and services grow, so does the prevalence of greenwashing – a deceptive practice where businesses falsely claim to be environmentally friendly.

The ATO’s GST Analytical Tool and data testing has been designed to achieve high assurance in GST governance.

As we enter the final week of the financial year, here are some things to consider when it comes to your superannuation.

In 2015, the Australian government introduced the concept of a Significant Global Entity (SGE). Even if an Australian company has relatively small operations in Australia, it may still be considered an SGE if it part of a group with large turnover. Watch now as Vince Tropiano and Jessica Brass discuss the key issues to be aware of in respect to SGEs.