In this podcast, we speak to Tom Isbell, partner and Remunerations Tax specialist at Grant Thornton, about skilled migration and global talent management.
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Australia has the second largest reserve volumes of lithium in the world, yet only 4% of it is refined or processed in Australia – we send it all offshore.
In our podcast, Alex Bell, partner and National Head of Forensics at Grant Thornton, unpacks the complexities behind payroll and awards, the unexpected ramifications of getting it wrong, and what companies can do to protect themselves.
A favourite instrument for start-ups and companies about to list – Employee Share Schemes are used far more widely than most people think.
In this podcast, we’re joined by Phil Coorey, Political Editor at the Australian Financial Review, and Vince Tropiano, Corporate Tax Partner in our Sydney office to talk about last week’s Federal Budget.
In our latest podcast, Tony Pititto, National Head of Agribusiness, Food & Beverage at Grant Thornton and Madina Aziz, Audit Partner discuss the opportunities for the sector through the Modern Manufacturing Initiative and what we need next from Government to help Australia target non-traditional export markets.
The Government has a 10 year plan to implement the Modern Manufacturing Initiative and develop our manufacturing capability.
We’ve never been more aware of where our pharmaceuticals and medical products come from, or how long therapeutics take to go from research to product.
New South Wales has just undergone a public consultation regarding a swap from stamp duty to land tax over a decades long transition period.
Google receives nearly 85% of its revenue from user data insights.
In this podcast, Grant Thornton Risk Consulting partner Katherine Shamai discusses what it means to be a good corporate citizen, how COVID has moved the conversation along, and the long term risks to brand and stakeholders of getting it wrong.
M&A took a massive hit in 2020, with the majority of transactions put on hold in the February-March 2020 period in response to COVID.