Business in the past six months has been anything but normal. Due to the global coronavirus pandemic, businesses have had to think fast, and in some cases, change the way they do business altogether. From having teams working remotely to offering new products, services and delivery methods, businesses that survived (and even thrived) had to adjust.

Planning for 2020 year-end

Maximising audit value for international subsidiaries in Australia

Cash Flow Boost payments – do not just assume the ATO knows best!

Market performance across the asset classes improved considerably in April. The Australian fixed interest asset class was the only one to decline in the month after a torrid March. Global equity markets generally maintained a positive trend following Congress’ approval of the US rescue package on March 23rd. A strong rally in the AUD resulted […]

Market performance across asset classes in March was dominated by the focus on the spread of the COVID-19 and the impact of containment measures put in place to slow its spread. Equity markets continued the decline which commenced on February 20th in Australia. Bond yields fell to new record low levels and North Sea Oil […]

Corona virus – Business Stimulus Packages

5 Ways to turn down the noise around investing

Has your business peaked its crescendo?

If M&A negotiations become protracted and parties cannot reach agreement, teams become frustrated, exhausted, and may fail to close the deal successfully. What are the causes of deal fatigue and how can you minimise its risk?

A flair up in US-China trade tensions saw financial market volatility rise sharply, with equity prices falling and interest sensitive securities rising in August. Some notable developments for the month include: The US Yield Curve inverted (the yield on 2 Year Treasury bonds higher than 10 Year Treasuries) Australian corporate earnings season was one of […]

Learn what drove the financial market rebound in June in our June 2019 Financial Market Review, covering key developments, implications and outlook.

There are many reasons that a business deal may not close successfully. Why and how do M&A deals fall apart? See these six deal breakers and how you can avoid them.

Peter Faludi, a lawyer practising in real estate financing in Australia for over 35 years, shares some tips to give property developers and investors a better understanding of the terms found in finance documents.

See this video for a quick explanation of factors the ATO takes into account to determine who is a contractor vs an employee. Contact us if you need assistance.

The ATO has announced that cash-in-hand payments to workers and payments to contractors without ABNs are no longer tax deductible. Brett Cox explains the new rules, effective 1 July 2019, and what businesses should do.