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Australia welcomes dynamic foreign investment and provides investors with a stable political and economic environment, alongside diverse industries as well as a skilled and multilingual workforce.
This guide has been developed to help businesses navigate the Australian landscape and makes reference to some of the most common issues investors might face. However, it must be noted that certain industries are subject to special regulation and therefore those wishing to invest in Australia should seek legal advice.
Our guide provides the following insights for foreign investors considering undertaking business in this country.
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As professional services firms sharpen their focus on growth, scalability and succession, they’re beginning to revisit whether their existing operating structure is still fit for purpose. Changing your structure should be a strategic decision that can influence risk management, capital allocation, talent retention and long-term legacy, incorporation goes beyond a tax discussion.
There is positive news for individuals looking to grow their superannuation balance. In addition to the general transfer balance cap increasing from $2m to $2.1m, the concessional and non-concessional contribution caps are also set to increase from 1 July 2026.
In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, sustainable innovation is a strategic imperative. For mid-sized businesses, embedding sustainability into operations not only meets growing stakeholder expectations, but also unlocks new avenues for growth, efficiency, and resilience.
