Protect Your Business from Cyber Threats
Cyber criminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and tax professionals and businesses are being targeted more frequently through emails, links, attachments and other online communications.
Important Reminder: Third party ASIC Renewal Letters
Each year, many companies may receive letters or emails regarding their annual company review and ASIC renewal fees.
Payday Super 2026 – 6 things to do before 1 July 2026
In our last update, we outlined the six key things every business needs to know about the upcoming Payday Super changes from 1 July 2026.
Federal Budget 2026 – Major Tax Changes Announced
Tuesdays Federal Budget, delivered by Jim Chalmers, included some of the most significant proposed tax changes seen in Australia in decades.
Division 296 Super Tax – What You Need To Know
The Federal Government’s proposed Division 296 superannuation tax has now passed the Senate, with the legislation approved by a vote of 33 to 22.
Payday Super: 6 Things Every Small Business Needs To Know before 1st July 2026
The Federal Government’s proposed Division 296 superannuation tax has now passed the Senate, with the legislation approved by a vote of 33 to 22.
Repairs or capital works? Getting your rental property deductions right
When you spend money on your rental property, not all expenses are treated the same for tax purposes. Some can be claimed straight away, while others need to be spread out over time. Getting this right is important to ensure you maximise your deductions and stay compliant.
Interest on ATO debts no longer deductible from 1 July
The general interest charge (GIC) and shortfall interest charge (SIC) imposed by the ATO will no longer be tax-deductible. This change will increase the overall cost of carrying a tax debt, making it more important than ever for you to stay on top of your obligations.
Budget 2025 – What it means for you
The Budget leans more toward political announcements than it does toward meaningful structural reform in tax, superannuation, or other major policy areas.
Australia’s $319 million year in scams – and the biggest hitters
In 2024, Australians reported losses exceeding $319 million due to various fraudulent activities and we have outlined the most prevalent scams from the past year and emerging threats to be vigilant about in 2025.