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TR 2024/D1 – ATO’s updated view on software payments subject to royalty withholding tax

Mazars and FORVIS to form unique new top 10 global network

16 November 2023

Considerations when reviewing payroll

There are three key areas to consider when delivering payroll in-house.

QRIDA Disaster Assistance Loans

If you are a primary producer or small business that has recently been affected by the Queensland severe thunderstorms and rainfall, tropical cyclone Jasper, fires or monsoon and flooding then the Disaster Assistance Loans are available to assist you with re-establishing normal operations.

Robin Hood tax changes to provide cost of living tax relief to more Australians

Following intense media speculation and despite promises even up until last week that there would be no changes to the legislated ‘Stage 3 tax cuts’, the Australian Prime Minister, Mr Anthony Albanese has now announced a proposal to change his Government’s tax policy.

Extraordinary Disaster Assistance Recovery Grants targeting South East Queensland severe storms and rainfall

Mazars strengthens risk consulting division in Australia

17 January 2024 — International audit, tax and advisory firm, Mazars strengthens its internal audit and risk consulting division by leveraging its global mobility program to further equip clients with the knowledge, techniques, and solutions to anticipate and respond to critical challenges.

CFO’s: Is your Finance team ready for an acquisition?

If your organisation completed an acquisition three months from now, would your finance team ride the wave or would the additional strain put it underwater?

Australian Government mid year economic & fiscal outlook

The Federal Treasurer Doctor, Jim Chalmers, handed down the Australian Government’s mid year economic and fiscal outlook (MYEFO) on 13 December 2023.

Queensland SMEs to benefit from new Backing Business in the Bush Fund

The Backing Business in the Bush Fund is a $50 million investment program delivered by the Queensland Treasury that offers cash grants to support Queensland small to medium enterprises (SMEs) in undertaking projects in regional Queensland. The fund aims to assist established SMEs facing challenges due to a tight labor market and rising costs. It targets SMEs with 5 to 199 employees, promoting growth, improving productivity, and sustaining or increasing employment and skills.