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Retailers are re-evaluating procurement strategies for not for resale goods in response to ongoing global crises, emphasising cost control, vendor consolidation, and resilience. By shifting procurement from a tactical to a strategic role, retailers can improve transparency, secure better rates, and enhance service levels.

In a move to encourage property investors to make their homes available for long term rentals, the Short Stay Levy Act 2024 will come into effect on 1 January 2025, imposing a levy on the booking fees paid for short stays on Victorian properties.

Throughout this chat, Jedess Hudson talks about where her artistic passion began, who her biggest role models are and how she approaches the creative process.

If you have any questions about the changes to superannuation, our national Superannuation team are here to help.

Australia is about to witness one of the most significant generational wealth transfers in history. With rapid technological changes, a growing focus on sustainability, and the evolving demands of a global market, the Rising Generation has both an immense responsibility and an unprecedented opportunity.

In the latest episode of Beyond the Numbers with Grant Thornton, Partner & National Head of Forensic Consulting Alex Bell and Management Consulting Partner Chris Wong talk through the importance of independent payroll remediation reviews.

Discover key tax planning steps for a smooth, tax-efficient M&A transaction.

The ATO is enhancing its Justified Trust program for GST, expanding mandatory reporting for large public and multinational taxpayers.

In the latest episode of Beyond the Numbers with Grant Thornton, our Brisbane Office Chair and Tax Partner Sian Sinclair and Risk Consulting Partner Jarrod Lean discuss opportunities, challenges, procurement risks and strategies.

Rising costs, supply chain disruptions, and shifting consumer behaviour are pushing many retailers to the edge. Taking immediate action to reduce operational expenses and prioritise cash flow management can give businesses the breathing room they need. Retailers must adapt quickly to survive these challenging market conditions and avoid insolvencies.

As Retailers face increasing pressure to enhance efficiency and reduce costs, Robots as a Service (RaaS) is emerging as a game-changer in warehouse automation. Offering a scalable, subscription-based model, RaaS allows businesses to integrate cutting-edge robotics without the burden of upfront investment.

In a recent NSWSC judgment, the Court found that an error identified by the Expert is not a ‘manifest error’.