Tax
Happy new ‘calendar’ year: A smarter start from a tax and accounting perspective
8 January
The start of a new calendar year is more than just a fresh page in the diary — it’s an opportunity to reset, refocus and set yourself up for a smoother financial year ahead. From a tax and accounting point of view, January is the perfect time to...[Read More]
Novel car brands tipped to accelerate Aussie market
7 January
Dozens more car brands – from Forthing to Skyworth – are expected to drive Australia’s automotive market forward over the coming year. The number of vehicle brands is forecast to reach 67 in 2026, according to a report released by the...[Read More]
Self-interest widening wealth gap between old and young
31 December
Is the wealth gap between old and young Australians becoming a gulf? Former federal Treasury secretary Ken Henry has declared young workers are being “robbed” by the tax system, while ex-Victorian treasurer Tim Pallas calls the intergenerational...[Read More]
Understanding your tax obligations in Australia: How an accountant can help you minimise tax
25 December
Taxation is a fundamental part of life in Australia, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood areas for individuals and businesses alike. Whether you’re an employee, sole trader, investor, or business owner, understanding your tax...[Read More]
Bold company tax proposal still friendless after revamp
24 December
The business community remains dead against a bold Productivity Commission bid to transform the corporate tax regime, even after it reduced the proposed rate for big firms. The government’s economic think tank on Friday released the five final...[Read More]
MYEFO 2025–26 Snapshot: Economic Outlook, Tax Changes and Key Household Measures
18 December
What You Need to Know—and Why It Matters The Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) is one of the most significant checkpoints in Australia’s economic calendar. It’s where the Government updates its forecasts, budget position and...[Read More]
Quarter 1 2026 tax planning: The top 5 things business owners should know
18 December
As we move into Quarter 1 of 2026, business owners have a valuable window to get their tax affairs in order before the end of the financial year approaches. Early planning can mean the difference between paying more tax than necessary and putting...[Read More]
Tax reform call as data centre boom plugs in investment
17 December
The treasurer has been urged to raise the GST, lower the capital gains discount and introduce a modest inheritance tax to fix his ailing budget as Australia’s nascent data centre boom lifts productivity hopes. In next week’s Mid-Year Economic...[Read More]
Smart tax planning for small business: BAS, GST & avoiding cashflow surprises
11 December
Running a small business comes with plenty of moving parts—managing customers, marketing your services, staying on top of expenses, and keeping operations running smoothly. But one area that often catches business owners off guard is tax...[Read More]
The gift of trust: How talking about us strengthens our business and community
4 December
Referrals mean more to us than words can easily express. When a happy client shares their experience and recommends us to a friend, colleague, or family member, it is one of the greatest compliments we can receive. We never take that trust for...[Read More]
Business structures made simple: Your 2026 guide to going self-employed
4 December
Things to consider when going self-employed — and why getting advice matters. Starting a business in 2026 is exciting, empowering, and more accessible than ever. But before you launch your product, service, or big idea, you need to choose the...[Read More]
Uni debts slashed for more than one million Australians
3 December
Half of all Australians with a student debt have had their loans slashed by 20 per cent. The Australian Taxation Office will automatically apply the one-off reduction, with a further 1.5 million people to receive the cut by the end of next week. In...[Read More]
Why we need to think about tax at the end of the calendar year — and how to set up for a better 2026
27 November
As the calendar year draws to a close, most people turn their attention to holidays, summer plans, or simply winding down. Yet this period is also one of the most important times to pause and consider your tax position. While tax time may feel...[Read More]
Slash spending and reform taxes, IMF urges Australia
26 November
Reviving the Gillard-era mining tax and slashing income taxes should be on the Albanese government’s agenda to boost Australians’ living standards, the International Monetary Fund has declared. In its annual assessment of the Australian economy...[Read More]
Global expat tells Australia to lift its economic game
19 November
Company taxes and regulation must be cut to boost productivity, Australia has been told by an expat head of a leading global economic body. Matthias Cormann, the first Australian to lead the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development and...[Read More]