The past few years have seen heightened share market volatility and uncertainty.

In our December 2017 newsletter we discussed what happens if an employer does not meet their superannuation obligations.

The ATO has recently released additional information regarding what is considered ‘minor, infrequent and irregular’ for the purposes of the FBT exemption.

The Government has announced in the 2018-19 Budget that from 1 July 2019 it will disallow deductions for expenses associated with holding vacant land.

Parliament has passed the legislation allowing older Australians to 'downsize' and then contribute the proceeds of the sale of their family home into superannuation.

Personal tax rates will be reformed in a three stage plan, staggered over a seven year period.

Some say it’s the future of money. Others aren’t so sure.

In December 2017 we published an article about Single Touch Payroll which will commence for employers with more than 20 employees from 1 July 2018.

Fringe benefits tax (FBT) is a tax employers pay on certain benefits they provide to their employees – including their employees’ family or other associates.

Superannuation funds allow Australians the ability to build on their financial future over the course of their working lives so they can still enjoy a healthy income during retirement.