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    The Essential Single Touch Payroll Checklist

    Running a business in Australia? Then you know how vital it is to keep your payroll in check.  It’s not just about ticking boxes for the tax man; it’s about steering clear of pesky fines and keeping your business running smoothly. Plus, it’s how you show your team they’re valued- by paying them correctly and…

    What Is Asset Management?

    New to the asset management game?  Think of it like taking care of a garden. Just as a gardener decides what plants to grow where, asset management is about choosing and looking after different types of investments. The main goal of asset management is making sure these investments grow and become more valuable over time,…

    Payroll Tax Changes for Medical Practices – Get up to Speed

    There has been a recent change to payroll tax that applies to medical practices and practitioners, including dental clinics, radiology centres, physiotherapy practices, and other similar businesses. It comes down to the State Revenue Office’s definition of ‘employee’ and ‘contractor’. It is the employer’s responsibility to deduct a percentage of each employee’s wages as payroll…

    Workers’ Compensation Benefits Guide

    Whether you’re an employee or employer in New South Wales, you must understand the safety net that workers’ compensation provides.  It isn’t just about legal compliance; it’s about peace of mind and protection for everyone in the workplace. In this workers’ compensation benefits guide, we’ll explore this system to understand how it works and what…

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      The 2026–27 Federal Budget marks one of the most significant shake-ups to Australia’s tax system in decades, with sweeping reforms targeting property investors, trusts, and capital gains, alongside meaningful relief for workers and small businesses. Handed down on 12 May 2026 by Treasurer Jim Chalmers, the Budget reflects the Government’s response to housing affordability pressures,…

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      Payday Super: What Businesses Need to Know

      A major shift is coming to how Australian employers manage super contributions in the form of Payday Superannuation, or simply Payday Super. The payday super reforms are legislative changes designed to improve the frequency of superannuation payments, address unpaid super, and streamline compliance for businesses. From 1 July 2026, all employers will be legally required…