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Emerging markets are at the forefront of the global shift from direct to indirect taxation. Reduced corporate tax rates in many countries and new or enhanced value-added-tax (VAT) or goods-and-services-tax (GST) are causing the shift.
Mid-size businesses often start out small and a small team is very much like a family.
Could the next ‘boom’ for the Australian economy be fuelled by our food and beverage sector?
The latest tagline to hit consumers is ‘Have sex. Save a life. Save the world.’ And Grant Thornton's client, Hero Condoms, promotes it proudly.
Digital disruption has triggered a technology-driven transformation of Australia’s mid-size business landscape.
Australian businesses are facing an uncertain future. Global pressures, exacerbated by the Brexit decision in the UK and Europe, the slowdown in China, and the US Presidential race, are seeing business leaders – boards in particular – looking for new ways to survive and thrive.
Australia’s mid-size businesses are busy. Some of them seek new strategies to liven up a slowing growth rate. Others are transforming their organisations and redesigning their processes to cope with fast growth.
Disruption is a wonderful thing - unless you're on the wrong side of it. Controversial commentator Andrew Keen considers the adverse impact that radical technologies will have on mid-sized companies.
Selecting and implementing business technology, whether software applications or IT infrastructure, often leads to unexpected complications ranging from budget blowouts to a failure to meet business needs.
The 2016 Biotechnology Industry Position Survey reveals that Australian life sciences companies have attracted well over $2 billion in deal flow over the last 18 months.
From 1 July 2016 it is presumed that the vendor of real property is a non-resident and the purchaser will be obliged to withhold 10% of the proceeds, register for withholding tax (WHT) and pay it to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO)unless a Clearance Certificate has been obtained prior to settlement.