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Currently, compulsory superannuation contributions must be paid by employers by the 28th day after the end of the quarter in which an employee is paid salary or wages. In a statement released on 2 May, the Federal Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers announced that from 1 July 2026, compulsory superannuation contributions will have to be paid at the same time as the related salary and wages. The delay to 1 July 2026 is to allow employers, superannuation funds, payroll providers and other parts of the superannuation system with sufficient time to prepare for the change. Read more
The Budget confirms the Federal Government’s intention to introduce an additional 15% tax on a proportion of the super “earnings” of a member where the member’s total super balance is greater than $3m at the end of a financial year. Read more
The Federal Treasurer, Dr Jim Chalmers, brought down the 2023-24 Federal Budget on 9 May. In this issue we look at three announcements which directly affect our superannuation clients. Read more
Temporary full expensing (“TFE”) ceases to apply on 30 June 2023. The incentives, which were introduced as an economic stimulus during the COVID-19 pandemic, provided for the immediate tax deduction of eligible assets for businesses with an aggregated turnover of less than $5 billion. Read more
Welcome to Beyond The Numbers, our monthly newsletter which brings you a summary of the latest developments from local and international standard setters and regulators. Read more
With 30 June approaching, this article draws your attention to year-end tax planning strategies and compliance issues you need to consider to ensure you are in the best possible tax health. Read more
How do you ensure your company’s chances for survival? More than that, how do you set your business up to thrive? Read more
Welcome to the newest edition of our Not-for-Profit Newsletter. Read more
Whichever direction you look, threats exist. You can’t deny the significant inflationary pressures on living costs — resulting in interest and wage rate increases and added pressure on margins. Volatile trading conditions and headwinds brought by trade tension, public debt, increasing regulatory complexity, global conflict, pandemics, and natural disasters do nothing to help, either. Long story short, running a business is not for the faint of heart. The good news is, everything you need to thrive in uncertain times is within reach— starting with a solid business continuity plan. Read more
Welcome to Beyond The Numbers, our monthly newsletter which brings you a summary of the latest developments from local and international standard setters and regulators. Read more