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Insight How not-for-profit organisations can shift from ‘survival mode’ into sustainability

We saw COVID threaten the sustainability for many not-for-profit (NFP) organisations, forcing some to make operational changes or to shut their doors, and others to adapt and drive innovation to achieve their mission. But what does it mean to be a sustainable NFP, and how do these organisations then remain sustainable for years to come?

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Client Alert Electric car FBT exemption expected to soon become reality

Many people are getting excited about the Government’s pre-election promise to exempt electric cars from Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) as of 1 July 2022. But before you rush to order your new vehicle, there are a few considerations for you to take into account. While this measure is expected to take effect shortly, there is no legislation for this yet – not even in draft – and parliament’s next sitting days have not been announced. This means any new legislation will no doubt need to be retrospective to have effect from 1 July 2022.

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Client alert Three weeks remaining for Queensland builders to comply with QBCC's Minimum Financial Reporting Requirements

With only 3 weeks remaining in the financial year, builders should immediately test their compliance with the Queensland Building and Construction Commission’s (QBCC) Minimum Financial Reporting Requirements (MFR) to ensure there is enough time to rectify any deficiencies before FY22/23 year end.

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Insight Implications of Division 7A on family settlements

Hearing the words ‘Division 7A’ is often accompanied with a twinge of anxiety – and for good reason. This area of tax legislation is incredibly complex, and for family businesses, Division 7A can be a particularly difficult concept to navigate.

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Insight Tax in M&A: M&A transactions and employer obligations – the perfect storm

There have been pressure systems gathering momentum along two fronts. Whilst they have largely gone unnoticed by many in the industry, collisions between the two have occurred and left some casualties in the M&A space. Previously, it was regarded by many deal-makers that employer obligations were quite low in risk. However, multiple enforcement agencies are focusing on unpaid employee entitlements and contract hire labour. The uptick in compliance activity has coincided with growth in the M&A space, leading many to believe there are huge levels of unquantified risk in the market – often not covered by warranty and indemnity insurance.

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Dealtracker Agribusiness, Food & Beverage Bite Size Dealtracker 2021

Despite numerous lockdowns throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the essential nature of the Agribusiness, Food & Beverage sector has seen diversification and growth opportunities for many of the market participants.

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Client alert Can your business leverage the Small Business Restructure process to clean up old debt?

As the economy continues to battle ongoing waves of COVID-19, businesses who are struggling to pay legacy debts may be left wondering what their future might look like.

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Client alert ATO puts up to 50,000 taxpayers on alert for looming Director Penalty Notices

On 28 March, the ATO sent its strongest message on debt enforcement since the COVID-19 pandemic commenced, advising that it is now issuing letters to taxpayers informing them about their potential personal liability for company tax debts under the Director Penalty Notice (DPN) programme.

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Insight Top 5 issues for CFOs in 2022

Living through the pandemic has delivered a clear reminder that some things are simply beyond our forecasting or our control. That’s the kind of wildcard CFOs can do without! CFOs are in the box seat with a once-in-a-career opportunity to create a whole new – and ideally improved – business ‘normal’ by considering talent, digital transformation, cyber resilience, post-pandemic growth, diversity and inclusion.

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CLIENT ALERT $2bn Breakthrough Victoria Fund, now investing in research, technology and innovation

The $2bn Breakthrough Victoria Fund will consider a range of investments from $500,000 to $30 million for projects across four funding streams, with a flexible approach to investment depending on the opportunity. A wide range of businesses, research organisations, universities, joint venture and consortia are encouraged to apply.

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Guidebook A guide to transition from exploration to development and production

A deep dive into the accounting, tax and finance implications as you transition from exploration through development and ultimately, production.

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Insight Holding banking to account: the real diversity and inclusion picture

We discussed some of the key findings of our Women in Business research with female industry leaders across our global Grant Thornton network, exploring how the banking sector can keep the momentum going to attract, retain and nurture women to build a more inclusive future.

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CLIENT ALERT $2bn Breakthrough Victoria Fund, now investing in research, technology and innovation

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Insight Investment into innovation encouraging stability in manufacturing

Australian manufacturers have been through difficult times, particularly with the shutdown of the automotive industry, but remaining businesses are proving to be agile and resilient having already battled through lots of challenges. In addition, the accelerating pace of new technologies being introduced, combined with COVID-19 disruption and the Government’s substantial industry support, many manufacturing business models have been fundamentally challenged for the better.

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Insight How not-for-profit organisations can shift from ‘survival mode’ into sustainability

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Client alert Professional services – is it time for our Owner’s Room?

Professional service firms have experienced growth and increased profitability over the last two years. The issue of succession – promoting, attracting and managing the retirement of equity participants – has never been more challenging.

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Client Alert GST and changes in use of residential premises

As the financial year draws to a close, now is the time for property developers to review their projects and determine whether there has been a change of intended or actual use of any residential premises which may require a GST adjustment under Division 129 of the GST Act.

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Our senior people have worked in retail for 25 years. That’s 25 years of experience helping some of Australia’s largest and most important businesses to be more successful. Put simply, we implement solutions that grow businesses, and our work makes a positive and profound impact on the lives of millions of people around Australia.

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Income Tax Assessment Amendment (Digital Games Tax Offset) Bill 2021: Measure for Consultation

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Not for Profit capability statement

Simon Hancox 03 Feb 2015

The perception of Australian Not for Profits (NFP) as amateur organisations run by spirited volunteers has vanished. NFPs are adopting more professional standards in how they manage, operate and govern their enterprises. Today’s NFP is less charity and more social enterprise.

This capability statement covers: