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The IFRS team at Grant Thornton Australia produces example financial statements to illustrate the application of the requirements in Australian Accounting Standards (AASBs) which incorporate International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) as issued by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB).

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We explore time delays caused by unprecedented convergence of surging demand and restricted supply chains during the Covid building boom. Time can be a killer in business, none more so than for builders burning overhead and facing delay claims on wafer thin project margins.

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Sydney’s lockdown ended overnight, with midnight haircuts, gym sessions and early morning shopping queues highlighting the enormous relief felt across the city.

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In our podcast, Innovation and Incentives partner Sandie Boswell, discusses what makes an innovative business successful (hint – lots of passion and strategy!), blind spots to look out for, and exciting future trends in innovation.

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State of play: navigating Foreign Investor Surcharge

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State of play: navigating Foreign Investor Surcharges

Sian Sinclair 22 Oct 2019

Common industry issues and trends

Victoria was the first state to introduce foreign surcharges on Australian property acquisitions in 2015. In less than five years, a version of foreign surcharges has spread to every Australian state and territory (except NT), with the rates more than doubling since their introduction. Unfortunately, as is typical of State Taxes, the scope and application of the surcharges are different between the jurisdictions. We are also seeing regular changes to the reach and impact of the surcharges, particularly to real estate transactions and investments.

This webinar provides an overview and comparative highlights of recent changes and the current state of play for foreign surcharges around the nation, and their practical impact on commercial real estate transactions and investments.

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