Thirty-Two Years In: What’s Changed, What Hasn’t, and Why We’re Still Here.
Thirty-two years ago, Jim and I opened the doors of ATB. No cloud software.
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Culture, teams and Staff | Economics, Law and Legislation | Financial Planning | Strategic Planning | Tax
Why “Three Tax Hacks” Is Not a Strategy.
Tax hacks focus on deductions. Strategy focuses on outcomes. Learn why proper planning is essential for Australians navigating major tax changes.
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Culture, teams and Staff | Economics, Law and Legislation | Financial Planning | Strategic Planning | Tax
Federal Budget 2026–27. Protecting Wealth.
The 2026–27 Federal Budget contains the most significant change to the taxation of discretionary trusts in a generation.
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The rise of ‘Independent contractor’ agreements – what you need to know.
In the ‘hybrid’ working environment, as workers take more control over where and how they work, employees will increasingly hold significantly more power in negotiations.
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Why ‘trust’ is so crucial in the hybrid working environment
Controversial time-tracking software is becoming increasingly popular in the remote / hybrid work environment. But can it really replace good leadership?
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‘Cautiously optimistic’ – Businesses face 2023
The results of the Business Leaders Outlook survey, undertaken by JP Morgan, are in. According to the stats, Australian businesses are generally ‘cautiously optimistic’ as we start 2023. Are you?
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Mentor Power – helping small businesses thrive
One thing that’s worth thinking about this year is whether or not your business could use a mentor.
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Single touch Payroll – Phase 2 Readiness
Phase 2 of Single Touch Payroll is now being rolled out – the good news is that Xero users have an extension to get up and running.
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Feeling financially frustrated?
Right now it’s not impossible to get finance, but the banks are being fastidious about dotting i’s and crossing t’s and taking their time…
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Electric Vehicles and Hybrids exempt from FBT
The Federal Government is currently considering draft legislation which will make
(non-luxury) electric cars and hybrid cars exempt from fringe benefits tax (FBT).
