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Family Office: What Does This Mean?

When wealth accumulates in a family and is passed on through one generation to another, the complexity of wealth management and preservation increases. Legal, tax and financial aspects are all the considerations you need for managing, growing and protecting assets.…

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Financial advice: What’s deductible, what’s not

The cherry on top of your sensible decision to obtain quality tax planning or investment advice is to find that some of the costs involved are tax deductible. But while the tax law allows specific deductions for certain expenditures regarding…

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Small business CGT concessions, common errors

Small businesses may be eligible for various concessional treatments for transactions that involve capital gains tax (CGT), which can reduce, defer or even eliminate CGT payable (see previous article "The small business concessions"). But the Tax Office says that some…

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How to turn tax into more superannuation

Because of the way that tax is applied to superannuation, savvy employees can actually turn what would have been a tax liability into extra super by making use of a salary sacrifice arrangement. Many workers can, by agreement with their…

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Common errors of new rental property owners

Putting your money into bricks and mortar has been a traditional stalwart of investing for generations of Australians. It continues to be viewed as a solid place to park spare cash and build wealth in the long term. For many…

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SMSF compliance regime for the upcoming year

This year, the Tax Office will be turning its attention to the following emerging risks within the self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) sector. Ensure you do not partake in any of the practices below or risk being caught in the Tax…

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