Pictorial Employment Contracts: Legitimate or Crazy?
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Changes are afoot for Australia’s laws for combatting money laundering and terrorism financing with real estate professionals and professional service providers set to be impacted from 1 July 2026.
When it comes to ATO assessments, the burden of proof rests with the taxpayer. Of the 11 cases litigated in 2024, there were three taxpayer wins, so it’s clear that this is no easy feat. This article discusses key takeaways from some of this year’s cases.
Costs orders in civil litigation are generally awarded against parties in the proceedings. However, there can be exceptions. In some cases, costs can be awarded against a person/entity who isn’t a party in the proceedings.
Employers are gearing up for a run of public holidays. Provisions requiring an employee to work on a public holiday in certain circumstances have been commonplace and not overly concerning. However, the Federal Court recently held that such a provision contravened the National Employment Standards.
With the holiday season fast approaching, now is an ideal time for employers to consider how to prevent HR headaches after the office Christmas party!
Estate planning is a critical process in ensuring your wishes are honoured after your passing. This article provides a breakdown of some key considerations if you’re thinking about appointing an executor who resides overseas.
The 2023-2024 NSW State Budget announced changes to the Principal Place of Residence Land Tax Exemption (PPR Land Tax Exemption) in the Land Tax Management Act. These changes come into force from 1 February 2024.
Can you dismiss an employee during the probationary period? Yes, but a recent case is a lesson in caution. The recent Federal Court decision of ‘Dabboussy v Australian Federation of Islamic Councils’ is a warning to employers to consider the importance of timing if dismissing an employee during probation.
Cybercrime ‘is a multibillion-dollar industry that threatens the wellbeing and security of every Australian’. In an effort to combat the impact on businesses and individuals, the Australian Government has introduced cyber security legislative reforms into the Parliament.
Contrary to the stereotype of the laidback, sun-kissed Aussie, we’re actually a nation of workaholics. In this article, our Employment Law specialist, Senior Associate Victoria Quayle discusses whether the new Right to Disconnect laws will fix Australia’s excessive work culture.
Adoption is the process where a parent’s legal rights for their child are transferred to another person. The formal adoption of a stepchild or close relative is known as intrafamily adoption.
Heading overseas for work or a holiday? Taxation issues, including tax residency, should be on front of mind when departing from or arriving to Australia. Why? Because the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) can follow your footprints and, if you’re not careful, spring unexpected taxes on you.
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