Tax and Accounting

Each month, we bring you the latest grant opportunities your business may be eligible for, thanks to our partnership with Avant Group. This month's opportunities span manufacturing, innovation, tourism, renewable energy, and the R&D Tax Incentive with funding available at both the federal and Victorian state level.

The proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts could affect some Australian family groups, business owners and investors from 1 July 2028. Here is what the exposure draft says, what options it proposes and what trust owners can review before making structural changes.

Each month, we bring you the latest grant opportunities your business may be eligible for, thanks to our partnership with Avant Group. This month's opportunities span manufacturing, innovation, tourism, renewable energy, and the R&D Tax Incentive with funding available at both the federal and Victorian state level.

The Bendel decision may provide short-term flexibility for discretionary trusts and bucket companies, but proposed trust tax changes from 1 July 2028 mean now is the time to review existing structures.

From 1 July 2026, Australia’s AML/CTF regime will expand under Tranche 2 reforms. Here’s what clients need to know about the upcoming changes and when additional identity verification may be required.

The 2026 Federal Budget introduced several major tax and business reforms that could directly impact how businesses invest, structure operations, manage cash flow, and plan for long-term growth.

Some measures are immediate wins for small businesses. Others may significantly change tax planning and investment strategies over the next few years.

Here's a simple breakdown of the key business-related announcements and what they may mean for you.

Understanding GST is a strategic decision that can impact your cash flow, credibility, and growth. While most businesses focus on the $75,000 threshold, many choose to register earlier for practical and financial advantages. Here’s what to consider before making the call.

After months of debate, the Federal Government has passed Division 296 legislation introducing additional tax on large superannuation balances from 1 July 2026. Individuals with balances above $3 million may face extra tax on earnings attributed to the excess amount. With the rules approaching, now is the time to review how this may impact your retirement strategy, wealth structures, and estate planning.

March is the ideal time for Australian business owners to begin proactive tax planning before the 30 June EOFY deadline. With real financial data available and time still on your side, strategic decisions around structure, superannuation, assets, and tax concessions can help you minimise tax and improve cash flow outcomes.