Australia
Choosing your GP billing model – Part 2: Universal Bulk Billing & BBPIP

By Jennifer Rees on 11/09/25 - Mins to read: 4 minutes

Read part one here In the lead up to the 2025 Federal Election and in the most recent Federal Budget, the Government announced a $7.9 billion investment to expand the eligibility for bulk billing incentives to all Australians and establish the Bulk Billing Practice Incentive Program (BBPIP). The BBPIP has...
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Personal Services Income (PSI) – Does it apply to your structure?

By Scott Lindeblad on 11/09/25 - Mins to read: 4 minutes

One of the most common questions we hear is ‘how can I reduce my tax?’. Most people want to pay as little tax as possible and will often structure themselves in order to achieve this. Unfortunately, there are rules that prevent this from occurring, particularly where artificial arrangements are...
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Payroll tax compliance tips for hospitality businesses

By Nicholas Mirarchi on 11/09/25 - Mins to read: 4 minutes

For hospitality businesses, particularly those that operate across states or as part of a broader group, payroll tax can carry hidden risks and compliance costs when not properly understood. Each jurisdiction has its own rules, although many of the rules are now harmonised. Below we summarise some of the current...
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Turning R&D tax complexity into confidence

By Berrin Daricili on 11/09/25 - Mins to read: 4 minutes

For many innovative businesses, the R&D Tax Incentive (RDTI) has long been a vital source of cashflow. But with the release of the new R&D application form in August - and growing scrutiny from regulators - claiming those benefits has become tougher than ever. Audits are up. Documentation demands are...
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Unlocking hidden value: Understanding and capitalising intangible assets

By Grant Martinella on 11/09/25 - Mins to read: 4 minutes

For many business owners, the true value of your business extends far beyond the physical assets. Brand reputation, customer relationships, technology and intellectual property often drive performance and profitability - yet these assets can be difficult to quantify and are often overlooked in financial reporting. In today’s economy, where innovation...
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Revamped Division 296 tax pushed back to 1 July 2026

By Charis Liew on 11/09/25 - Mins to read: 4 minutes

On 13 October 2025, Treasurer Jim Chalmers provided a long-awaited announcement regarding the status of the proposed Division 296 tax on superannuation balances exceeding $3 million, confirming it would proceed effective 1 July 2026 but with some significant changes to the methodology and thresholds – such as the exclusion of...
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