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Following the exposure draft legislation earlier this year, the Government has introduced a bill into Parliament to implement mandatory climate-related financial disclosure requirements.

Grant Thornton Bharat and Grant Thornton Australia hosted a joint webinar on the correlation between transfer pricing and customs for various sectors in the India-Australia business corridor.

On 21 March 2024, the Federal Treasury released a package of Exposure Draft bills and Explanatory Memoranda in respect of the OECD Pillar Two global/domestic alternative minimum tax rules.

Tax & legal considerations for financial settlements in relationship breakdowns

The Aged Care Taskforce (ACTF) has released its final report. Its clear focus is on improving sustainability and ensuring fairness. The final report described twelve funding principles which fall into the categories of supporting older people as they age, equitable and sustainable funding, quality innovation, and transparency.

In the latest episode of Beyond the Numbers with Grant Thornton, Kristina Popova, State Taxes Partner and Bei Bei Han, Private Business Advisory Partner discuss increases in land tax assessments, potential avenues for appeal, and the impact of the current and proposed changes on businesses and individuals.

In this episode John Picot, Chairperson of the Grant Thornton Foundation, Christina Molina and Jennifer Lobb from headspace, and Sean Douglas from Special Olympics discuss what makes them so passionate about the social sector, how the community can support their organisations, as well as the stigmas and misconceptions around mental health and diversity and inclusion.

Tax governance is crucial for all taxpayers. Understanding and implementing effective tax governance practices is key to managing tax risks and meeting ATO expectations.

Watch our seminar exploring prospects of the evolving retail landscape based on insights gathered at this year’s NRF conference: Retail's Big Show in New York.

Individuals and businesses affected by a natural disaster can seek assistance from the revenue authorities to help manage their ongoing tax obligations. Some of the assistance is automatically implemented for all taxpayers but other assistance will need to be applied for.

In the immediate aftermath of a disaster, the focus is on stabilising your business to ensure it can continue to operate or return to operations as soon as possible.

Phase 3 of Western Australia’s Security of Payment reforms came into effect on 1 February 2024. Under the Building and Construction Industry (Security of Payment) Act 2021 (SOP Act), phase 3 implements the second phase of the Retention Trust Scheme and fairer contracting practices.