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Lost or unclaimed super

Lost or unclaimed super

'Lost' super is money held by superfunds where the member is either: uncontactable – you've changed your name, address or job, and your superfund loses contact with you, and your account hasn’t...

Insurance planning for life’s unexpected events

Insurance planning for life’s unexpected events

Life can be unpredictable and sometimes unexpected events may lead to financial loss or hardship. This could include things like an injury or illness preventing you from returning to work, your home...

2024 end of financial year tax planning

2024 end of financial year tax planning

As the end of the 2024 financial year draws closer, now is the perfect time to start thinking about ways to potentially reduce your taxes and implementing year-end tax planning strategies. We have...

ATO debt on hold notices

ATO debt on hold notices

Please be aware the Australian Taxation Office can put a debt on hold if they determine it is uneconomical to pursue. This could be due to one of the following reasons: the age of the debt, the...

Due diligence when purchasing a business

Due diligence when purchasing a business

When considering to buy a business, it is essential to conduct due diligence to thoroughly investigate all aspects of it before making a binding decision to buy. The due diligence process involves...

Record keeping for investment properties

Record keeping for investment properties

When you own an investment property, it is important to keep records of all associated costs and expenses for the whole duration that you own the property. Good record keeping will not only help...

Changes to Queensland Land Tax Rules

Changes to Queensland Land Tax Rules

Changes to Queensland Land Tax RulesFrom 30 June 2023, land tax for Queensland landowners will be calculated based on their Australia-wide landholdings. Queensland land tax payable will still be...

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