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Latest update on Division 296 tax as we begin 2026
Client Alert Latest update on Division 296 tax as we begin 2026
Treasury has released the most recent rework of the proposed Division 296 tax. Although it has provided some much-needed relief from the original draft, the rework now includes addition hurdles requiring careful planning and consideration.
Simon Gow
Adriarnne Ede
| 10 min read | 04 Feb 2026
Navigating business growth: scale smarter, not faster
Insight Navigating business growth: scale smarter, not faster
Across Australia there are regions experiencing a historic transformation fuelled by a combination of significant investment in infrastructure projects and an increase in population. Western Sydney is an example where the economy has expanded to become the third largest in Australia, contributing $100b to Australia’s GDP or 8 per cent of total GDP.
Beau Chaperon
Beau Chaperon
| 5 min read | 02 Feb 2026
Shifting mindset from compliance to strong change management
Podcast Shifting mindset from compliance to strong change management
In this episode of Beyond the Numbers with Grant Thornton, we welcome back AML/CTF experts Neil Jeans and Katherine Shamai. They unpack AUSTRAC’s starter kits, share practical tips for embedding compliance into business culture, and explain why it’s critical to start mapping out your designated services now.
Neil Jeans
Katherine Shamai
| 20 min listen | 04 Feb 2026
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Client Alert Latest update on Division 296 tax as we begin 2026
Simon Gow
Adriarnne Ede
| 10 min read | 04 Feb 2026
Client Alert Payday Super – ATO finalises first year compliance approach
Elizabeth Lucas
Elizabeth Lucas
| 6 min read | 05 Feb 2026
Insight Tax on superannuation death benefits
Simon Gow
Adriarnne Ede
| 5 min read | 01 Apr 2025
Insight Small Business CGT Concessions eligibility for selling your business
Kirsten Taylor-Martin
Dharav Gandhi
| 4 min read | 16 Apr 2024
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Operational Resilience: APRA’s CPS 230 key areas of focus
Insight Operational Resilience: APRA’s CPS 230 key areas of focus
APRA has released draft Prudential Standard CPS 230 Operational Risk Management for comment. CPS 230 will replace CPS 231: Outsourcing and CPS 232: Business Continuity, and the sector specific standards HPS 231, SPS 231 and SPS 232. What is operational resilience? Operational risk management analyses and defines risks associated with people, processes, and systems. Operational resilience defines the approach to managing operational risks.
Jane Stanton
George Sutton
Matthew Green
Daniel Farthing
| 6 min read | 27 Sep 2022
Federal Budget innovation agenda
Insight Federal Budget innovation agenda
Australia needs a strong innovation and R&D led agenda to grow our current economic standing and develop new competitive industries to drive productivity into the future. With the Government due to hand down the 2022-2023 Federal Budget on 25 October, our experts have provided their insights about what innovation measures we can expect to see from the new Government.
Rebecca Iwanuscha
Rebecca Iwanuscha
| 4 min read | 26 Sep 2022
Reinvigorating the aged care sector through education
Insight Reinvigorating the aged care sector through education
Outrages around quality care shortfalls, COVID-19 outbreaks in residential aged care facilities, coupled with the recent Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, have unfortunately painted a bad picture of the Australian aged care sector. This has affected the number of workers in the field and resulted in poor uptake of nursing degrees. That’s why many providers are relying on the approaching Federal Budget for investment to drive better outcomes in aged care by supporting its predominant capital – the workforce.
Mitesh Ramji
Bronwyn Wundersitz
| 4 min read | 23 Sep 2022
Family Business Disaster Planning
Insight Family Business Disaster Planning
Succession planning is a key issue that all will eventually have to face. While some businesses would have considered a family business successor, what is often overlooked are internal risks.
Kirsten Taylor-Martin
Kirsten Taylor-Martin
| 3 min read | 23 Sep 2022
Did the Jobs and Skills Summit hit the right mix?
Podcast Did the Jobs and Skills Summit hit the right mix?
The Federal Government’s Jobs and Skills Summit brought Government, employers, unions and the broader community together with the aim of building a bigger, better trained and more productive workforce, boosting real wages and living standards for Australians. But how will it affect businesses in the short term – and the long term?
Thomas Isbell
Matt Darby
| 28 min listen | 23 Sep 2022
Transforming Australia’s renewable energy sector
Insight Transforming Australia’s renewable energy sector
Australia has relied heavily on businesses and consumers to lead the way on emissions reduction to tackle climate change. Several Australian states have had to develop their own policies and roadmaps to progress the clean energy transition and enable private sector investment outside the national framework. This presents risks and challenges if not managed carefully.
Jannaya James
Kate Bonner
| 4 min read | 20 Sep 2022
Intersekt 2022 draws out challenges for fintechs
Insight Intersekt 2022 draws out challenges for fintechs
Considering Australia’s significant fintech and financial sector experience, it’s no surprise Victoria’s recent Intersekt Festival focused on leveraging Australia’s fintech market to its full potential.
Jace Gawne-Buckland
Jace Gawne-Buckland
| 5 min read | 19 Sep 2022
Dr Monique Retamal: fast fashion, recycling & plastics
The Remarkables Podcast Dr Monique Retamal: fast fashion, recycling & plastics
In this episode of The Remarkables podcast we are joined by one of Australia’s leading sustainability experts, Dr Monique Retamal to discuss sustainability, the environmental cost of fast fashion, and more.
30 min listen | 15 Sep 2022
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14 Sep 2022
Have you considered a successor?
Insight Have you considered a successor?
If Family Business owners wish for their business to pass on from generation to generation and keep their business within the family, preparation and training should start at birth. This requires a dedication and devotion of education, time and care, and it is important to be proactive with planning.
Kirsten Taylor-Martin
Kirsten Taylor-Martin
| 5 min read | 14 Sep 2022
Demystifying Family Office
Insight Demystifying Family Office
The term “Family Office” is often misunderstood, so what does it mean? What does it specifically mean to your family and why is it important? Family Office places structure around your investments for the future and ensures that you are asked to consider the important questions.
Kirsten Taylor-Martin
Kirsten Taylor-Martin
| 3 min read | 13 Sep 2022
Valuing an ‘oppressed’ shareholder(s) interest
Lessons from the Courtroom Valuing an ‘oppressed’ shareholder(s) interest
Across the country, we are seeing a growing trend for shareholder oppression proceedings due to mechanism being used to expediate a deal between disputing shareholders. But how do you value a minority interest held by a shareholder when they have instigated such proceedings? We look at a recent judgment which provides further clarification for valuers in these growing scenarios.
Thomas Caldow
Thomas Caldow
| 4 min read | 13 Sep 2022
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