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Below is an overview of the new Country-by-Country (CbC) reporting requirements that have come into effect as part of the OECD’s BEPS Action Plan. In working with our existing clients we have come to..

Understanding when your Australian subsidiary’s accounts do not need to be audited could save your business money and man hours.

An increasing number of companies are finding it easier to sell their..

The legal conditions and obligations of employing staff are quite intricate and it is imperative that businesses stay up to date with changes to workplace relations legislation. 

The big news in Australia this morning is that Malcolm Turnbull will become our new prime minister today after he beat Tony Abbott 54-44 in a ballot for the Liberal leadership last night.

What is the Intergenerational Report?

When regularly meeting with my clients I have noticed a common goal from them all – they are all looking for strategies on how they can make 2015 a profitable one and ride out the turbulent times the..

The recent Financial Systems Inquiry report saw a number of recommendations that could significantly change the economic landscape of Australia. One of the most talked about recommendations was that..

If you’re involved in franchising, changes to the Franchising Code of Conduct come in to play from 1 January 2015.

The Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) was released today and it’s clearly showing a grim outlook for Australian business with revenue declining and cost increasing – not quite the path to..

Employee share schemes are a fundamental tool for cash-strapped entrepreneurial and start-up businesses to attract, motivate and retain talented staff. However the ability of these business to take..

You have until 31 January to ensure that any transitional security interests are properly dealt with and perfected under the Personal Property Securities Act 2009.

It’s that time of the year again, and as an employer you need to be aware of the impending changes to HR & Payroll.