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18 May 20260Comments

BUDGET 2026-27 AT A GLANCE

KEY INITIATIVES On Tuesday, 12 May 2026, Treasurer Jim Chalmers presented the 2026-27 Federal Budget, highlighting key announcements aimed at assisting young Australians in accessing the property market. While the Government

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11 April 20260Comments

Case studies on business owners structuring incomes to build wealth

Three case studies investigate how everyday business owners determine their compensation and how those choices affect their tax implications, cash flow, and long-term wealth accumulation. While many concentrate on increasing

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11 March 20260Comments

ASSET PROTECTION FOR FAMILIES IN 2026

Are your personal assets really secure? For many Australians, the concept of asset protection may seem tailored for affluent investors or business owners. In truth, it is equally significant for everyday

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25 February 20260Comments

Cashflow red flags for small business in 2026

If you’re feeling the pressure this year, you’re not alone. Many Australian small businesses are grappling with higher interest rates that have emerged since previous years, rising wages and superannuation

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29 January 20260Comments

Readiness strategies in preparation for the Payday Super

If you operate a small business, managing Superannuation can often seem like just another administrative task to add to payroll, BAS, and other responsibilities. However, two significant changes mean it's

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21 December 20250Comments

A trust, a family, and a few decisions that went wrong

A real-world case study on trust distributions Mark and Lisa had what most people would describe as a “pretty standard” setup. They ran a successful family business through a discretionary trust. The

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7 December 20250Comments

HELP debt in 2025: What the 20% cut means for you and how to plan ahead

If you have a HECS-HELP or FEE-HELP debt, 2025 brings some genuinely positive news. The Federal Government has announced a 20% reduction on all outstanding HELP debts starting from 1

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16 November 20250Comments

Why Google Ads and Canva don’t charge GST and what the ATO expects from you

If you’re a small business owner in Australia, it's likely you spend money each month on digital tools like Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Canva, Grammarly, Slack, Dropbox, or other cloud

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3 November 20250Comments

Setting up and operating a family business in Australia

Family businesses are a crucial part of Australia’s economy, representing about 70% of all enterprises. From agricultural operations to cafes and construction companies, numerous local businesses are family-owned. While managing

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30 August 20250Comments

Land tax: exemptions, tips and lessons

Land tax is an often-overlooked state tax that, unlike income tax or GST, doesn’t make headlines but significantly affects property owners once certain thresholds are met. This tax is applicable

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