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Danvest case: any implications for partnerships and CGT?

September 4th, 2017 Contributed by Associate Professor Justin Dabner, Law School, James Cook University; Adjunct research fellow in Business Law and Taxation, Faculty of Business and...

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CGT cap and SMSFs — unlocking the opportunities

August 15th, 2017 Contributed by Peter Slegers, Partner, and Josh Pascale, Lawyer, Cowell Clarke Recent changes to the superannuation regime have placed significant restrictions on the...

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What's New in Financial Planning: Income Tax and Superannuation

August 3rd, 2017 This year's release marks the 20th edition of our Australian Master Financial Planning Guide. In celebrating this milestone, we will be releasing a series of articles...

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Boundaries of the CGT marriage breakdown rollover: the Sandini case

July 17th, 2017 Contributed by Andrew Henshaw, Director, Velocity Legal The breakdown of a marriage can have a high emotional and financial cost. Often, a spouse will have to transfer...

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Life and Taxes: Relationship breakdown

July 6th, 2017 Below is an excerpt from the Life and Taxes: A Look at Life Through Tax book by Mark Chapman, available now on the CCH Bookshop.One in three Australian marriages...

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Life and Taxes: Buying and selling investment properties

July 6th, 2017 Below is an excerpt from the Life and Taxes: A Look at Life Through Tax book by Mark Chapman, available now on the CCH Bookshop.In recent years, investment in...

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Beware the double trap for dividend washing under tax laws

June 26th, 2017 Contributed by John Middleton and Christine Palmer, Clayton Utz The recent Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) decision in Lynton atf David Lynton Superannuation Fund...

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Keeping it in the Family – facing the rocky path of family business succession

May 15th, 2017 Recently we kicked off our dynamic three-part webinar series on one of the hottest topics advisers face today - family business succession and specifically, ‘keeping...

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What will the 2017 Federal Budget hold?

April 27th, 2017 So, what’s going to be in this year’s Federal Budget? With the 2017 Federal Budget on 9 May only a short time away, it’s a good time to consider what may or may...

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Similar business test finally enacted — the more things change

Harding case on appeal — taxpayer wins, scope of “permanent place of abode” concept widened

Directors beware — extended liability for superannuation guarantee charge, PAYG withholding tax and GST

ATO finalises controversial guideline on tax residency of foreign companies

ESVCLPs and VCLPs can make fintech investments — sort of

Goal posts move on demergers … again

CGT amendments — a missed opportunity

More complexity for small business in CGT amendments

ATO finalises controversial guideline on tax residency of foreign companies

Accruing interest and unpaid withholding tax

ATO issues final non-core procurement guidance on offshore hubs

ATO finalises its diverted profits tax guidance

Directors beware — extended liability for superannuation guarantee charge, PAYG withholding tax and GST

Superannuation — Banking Royal Commission final report

Aussiegolfa appeal: Relief for grandfathered trusts?

Total super balance and limited recourse borrowing: Part 2

Directors beware — extended liability for superannuation guarantee charge, PAYG withholding tax and GST

New GST withholding obligation starts

R&D the major business change from Federal Budget 2018/19

Purchaser GST withholding — the final cut

FBT Season Tips 2018: Work-related items exemption

'Tis the season for FBT: ATO update

Australian Tax Treaties 2018: Revised German Agreement and TIEA with Brunei

FBT Talk: Let the 2018 Entertainment FBT challenge begin…

Limits on what is goodwill — High Court case

Refunds and concessions for NSW surcharge purchaser duty and surcharge land tax

Book Excerpt: Australian Master Tax Guide - 2016 Tax Year End Edition

Changing landscape for property transactions involving foreign parties

Accountants Faring Well in the Future of Virtual Reality

The future experience defined by the ATO

What is driving innovation in accounting right now?

Budget Overview – still room for some rabbits (Broader Economic and Political Overview)

Wolters Kluwer Submission on the Three Year Audit Cycle for some SMSFs

Tyler Wise, Intelligent Accounting Trail Blazer

Adapting to Change: Moving Your Firm to Compliance Advisory

Accountants Faring Well in the Future of Virtual Reality

Accountants Faring Well in the Future of Virtual Reality

Predictive accounting – the next generation

The impact of the Internet of Things on Accounting

CCH iFirm's E-Learning Platform is here

Googles preferred mobile friendly format

Does your website look dated?

Introducing the CCH Web Manager Resource Hub

Introducing Our Newest Pre-designed Templates - Nebula and Titan

Tomaras – is the Family Law Act an escape hatch to avoid tax?

12 things every family lawyer should know about the courts restructure

The Family Court: Restructure, Destruction or Fade Away?

But wait - there are more amendments to the Family Law Act in 2018

Insurance — Banking Royal Commission final report

2017 Wrap Up — Commercial law

Marketing class actions: A new frontier

Court sheds light on proving claims for unliquidated damages in bankruptcy

Financial advice and regulators — Banking Royal Commission final report

2018 Annotations of the Personal Property Securities Act (PPSA)

Corporations Law Changes in 2017/18: Insolvency Law Reform, Safe Harbour, Crowd-sourced Funding

Other Key Corporations Law Amendments in 2017/18

The safe harbour legislation and its impact on the right to terminate leases for insolvency events

Strata and Holiday Letting – a word of caution about the game changer

Can a strata by-law restrict Airbnb style holiday lettings? A new legal decision is a game changer

NSW: Strata Defects Regime has commenced

Total and Permanent Disablement in Superannuation and Insurance

The plane truth re-visited — plane crash survivor’s PTSD found not to be a bodily injury

Employer liable for driver’s fatigue after working four consecutive night shifts

Bang bang, no liability; victim of armed hold up unsuccessful on appeal

2017 Wrap Up — Commercial law

Dallas Buyers Club — court limits what copyright owners can demand

Court orders changes to the appearance of a house

Court helps copyright owners identify BitTorrent downloaders

Drunken behaviour leads to dismissal

Unpaid internships back in the spotlight

Recent case a reminder that managers can be personally liable for workplace breaches

A FINE LINE: FWC REJECTS PROPOSED GREENFIELDS AGREEMENTS FOR WEST GATE TUNNEL PROJECT

Compliance — WHS — white collar employers’ duty to manage fatigue

Cognitive flow: the secret to getting more done in less time

The first Category 1 offence to be prosecuted in South Australia

China gets serious about safety

Employee who failed to disclose criminal history unfairly dismissed

All in a day’s work – vicarious liability for employee’s sexual harassment

Using the anti-bullying jurisdiction of the Fair Work Commission for sexual harassment matters

A lack of capacity to work can be a manifestation of a mental disability