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From 1 July 2026, employers will need to pay superannuation for their employees on the same day they pay the salary and wages to which it relates.

Australia is set to introduce new Thin Capitalisation rules, which may limit a taxpayer’s debt deductions even more than under the current rules.

Today, APRA shared a letter outlining their expectations regarding credit risk provisioning for ADIs. Its focus includes robust model risk management, ongoing sensitivity analysis to navigate economic fluctuations, and the development of systematic procedures for identifying and addressing sector-specific risks – particularly in the context of AASB 9 Financial Instruments.

As this landscape shifts, family businesses must become aware of their carbon emissions and develop a proactive carbon reduction strategy, whether it be aiming for net zero or another reduction target.

The controversial Treasury Laws Amendment (Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions) Bill 2023 was released on October 3 for consultation to enact changes to superannuation tax concessions.

M&A deal volumes and IPOs are down during economic uncertainty – but that hasn’t stopped Australia being an attractive investment opportunity.

In this episode of The Remarkables, we speak with former Young Australian of the Year, cofounder and Chief Executive Officer of Orange Sky, Lucas Patchett.

The Federal Court has recently ruled in Simplot Australia Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation [2023] FCA 1115 that certain frozen food products are not GST-free on the basis they are prepared meals, which is a decision that may have huge ramifications for the industry.

In this episode of Navigating the New Normal, Jace Gawne-Buckland, Partner and National Head of the Technology, Media & Telecommunications industry group, and Michael Pittendrigh, National Managing Partner, Consulting & Private Business Tax and Advisory discuss how an outsourced CFO model can complement an in-house finance function.

As the Real Estate and Construction industry continues to face increasing costs, thin profit margins, heightened scrutiny and regulatory changes, the potential for fraud and corruption is higher than ever. What measures can your business put in place to best stay protected in the face of rising financial crime?

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Cyber security is a systemic risk to the prosperity of Australia; the problem is going to get worse before it gets better; it will impact everyone; and everyone has a role to play in addressing the issues.