Australia
Inversion dilemma: What does the current US inverted yield curve mean for financial report measurements?

By Nicholas Benbow on 12/03/20 - Mins to read: 2 minutes

With economies firing back up from their COVID malaise, we are experiencing an environment of low unemployment and high inflation – interesting times. These factors have combined to create an uncommon feature in the US markets – a persistent inverted yield curve. In layman’s terms, this means that short-term interest...
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ATO’s targeted risk programs for private clients and what triggers an audit

By Tim Lyford on 12/03/20 - Mins to read: 2 minutes

With the CFO’s focus having shifted a great deal over the last decade, particularly during the pandemic, risk management has remained a key priority while tax governance has become increasingly relevant. Therefore, it’s critical that CFOs can support ATO audit risk mitigation strategies and ensure their organisations are tax compliant....
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Has the time come for juniors to take exploration costs off the balance sheet?

By Nicholas Benbow on 12/03/20 - Mins to read: 2 minutes

You know the playbook – get hold of that promising target, be it gold, lithium, or a number of other minerals and secure the tenement. Then get to work establishing an exploration program, including desktop reviews of the topography, geological surveys and exploratory drilling. Once this work yields some promising...
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Super SA rule changes to create significant tax saving opportunities

By Andrew Barlow on 12/03/20 - Mins to read: 2 minutes

Super SA has announced important changes effective 30 November 2022, that provide exciting tax saving opportunities for members. Super SA is the compulsory super fund for most South Australian Government employees including health professionals and teachers. While we expect these changes to provide significant tax savings for all members, we’re...
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Property industry winners in this month’s Federal Budget

By Neil Brennan on 12/03/20 - Mins to read: 2 minutes

Perhaps the most intriguing announcements in last week’s Federal Budget weren’t tax changes or new economic policies, but the initiatives aimed at the property industry, particularly those regarding housing. Property and construction remain two of Australia’s largest industries and biggest employers yet have gone largely unmentioned in recent federal budgets....
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