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Starting from 1 July 2025, the general transfer balance cap will increase from $1.9m to $2m, allowing further tax benefits for superannuation fund members.

Australian charities are feeling the pinch of rising costs and increased demand as over 3.3m people live in poverty. From streamlining operations to diversifying funding streams and using technology like AI, leaders are finding ways to meet rising demand and stay resilient in today’s cost-of-living crisis.

When entering the New Zealand market as a business owner or expanding into Australia as a New Zealand business owner, there are numerous factors to consider.

The Labor Government hasn’t secured the necessary crossbench support to pass its proposed tax on superannuation accounts exceeding $3m. As of the most recent sitting of Parliament this week, the Bill has not been included in the government's list of priority legislation, raising questions about its viability and the likelihood of it being enacted into law.

Shifting from professional services to in-house accounting is a major career move. Discover how our CFO advisory services can help you navigate the challenges of the transition while enhancing your technical skills and strategic impact.

The aged care overhaul is here, with major reforms shaping the future of care for older Australians. From funding shifts to enhanced home care options, these changes will require careful planning from businesses in the sector. Find out how the $5.6b investment into the quality, viability, and accessibility of aged care services and related reforms will affect providers and why strategic planning is crucial for the year ahead.

Many high net wealth families seek advice on different ways to manage their charitable endeavours. Setting up a Private Ancillary Fund (PAF) may be an attractive option for your family; it is a tax-efficient structure, but can offer so much more.

The Treasury Laws Amendment (Support for Small Business and Charities and Other Measures) Bill 2024 was passed by Parliament and received Royal Assent on 28 June 2024.

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.

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.