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Builders with projects in Queensland who are impacted by the requirement to operate PTAs on each project they undertake should be preparing their business for the administrative burden of managing this additional regulatory compliance.

In response to soaring COVID case numbers and the ramifications of self-imposed lockdowns during the last few months, the NSW State Government has announced relief is now available in a $1 billion COVID rescue package.

The ongoing importance of physical stores in the retail sector cannot be emphasised more than by observing the actions of the world’s largest e-commerce retailer, Amazon.

We are seeing the emergence of a new type of shopping experience. One where shopping, restaurants and entertainment all come together to provide the ultimate consumer experience - some of our major centers such as Chadstone & Doncaster are already taking this approach.

Unprecedented Government spending has resulted in unmatched ATO activity. So how can companies be prepared for when the inevitable ATO letter arrives?

Day two of the NRF 2022, Retail’s Big Show in New York City was centered on emerging trends and the future of the industry more broadly

After a hiatus in 2021, retailers from around the world gathered face-to-face in New York this week for the annual NRF Big Show.

Despite numerous lockdowns throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the essential nature of the Agribusiness, Food & Beverage sector has seen diversification and growth opportunities for many of the market participants.

Summary of 2021 Local technical and financial reporting alerts

Released on 16 December 2021, the ATO has finally released its final Practical Compliance Guideline PCG 2021/4 for the allocation of professional firm profits.

The Mid-Year Fiscal and Economic Outlook (MYEFO) announcements handed down today included the creation of 1 million new jobs and an expected wages increase of about 11.24 per cent, while inflation is tipped to grow by 10.25 per cent between now and 2024-25. These developments reflect a positive business growth outlook linked to increased business investment and the economy getting back on track following a disruptive year.

The Payment Times Reporting Scheme (PTRS) commenced on 1 January 2021, requiring organisations with an annual income over $100 million to report on the time it takes them to pay small business suppliers. The purpose of this scheme is to increase transparency around the payment terms offered by large businesses to small business suppliers, thereby creating incentives to improve payment times and practices.