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This morning, Sunday, 22 March 2020, Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg announced an additional $66b in COVID-19 economic support.

Since the outbreak of coronavirus COVID-19, the focus of authorities, governments and businesses has been on the health, safety and wellbeing of our people in balance with the health of our economy.

The current COVID-19 situation is unprecedented and the economy isn’t sure how to respond.

On Wednesday, 11 March 2020, the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the global spread of COVID-19 a pandemic.

Cybercriminals are taking advantage of the COVID19 panic, targeting individuals, corporations, governments and industries globally.

Today the Prime Minister announced the details of a $17.6b stimulus package to support businesses to weather disruption caused by COVID-19.

As the margin scheme is widely used by those in the real estate & construction industry, this webinar will provide a detailed examination into the application of the margin scheme.

The current COVID-19 health issue is creating challenges for the healthcare sector to balance the needs of the affected patients, whilst protecting those patients most at risk as well as their broader team.

Droughts, fires, floods and now a pandemic. The Australian people have experienced disaster after disaster in the last 18 months, with much of this seemingly concentrated in the last 6 months.

In early 1848, in the middle of a Californian river, gold flakes were discovered. Not even a year later, an influx of approximately 300,000 migrants arrived and staked their claims in the hopes of making their fortunes.

This month, ‘Safe Harbour’ legislation was passed offering protection to directors from insolvent trading exposure. Is this the big reform Australia that will encourage entrepreneurship and provide a platform to protect (or “harbour”) business value?

As part of the program to combat illegal phoenixing, the A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 (“GST Act”) and the Tax Administration Act 1953 (“TA Act”) have recently been amended.