Last week we introduced section 100A and recommended that those who are assisting with trusts act immediately to manage the section 100A tax risk, as
It is often the case that contracts are only reviewed in detail at two critical times: when first signed; when a dispute arises Unfortunately, a
Section 100A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 (Cth) applies to trust reimbursements. Now over 40 years old and often forgotten, this provision is a very
The Australian Government provides funding for a variety of building projects throughout Australia. The Code for the Tendering and Performance of Building Work 2016 (the Code) was
Recommendations made in the Sex Discrimination Commissioner’s Respect at Work Report (2020) have now been implemented in the new Sex Discrimination and Fair Work (Respect at Work) Amendment
Sydney’s recent lockdown has been a challenging time for people from all walks of life. Many families have experienced financial hardship, the death or illness
A party to a marriage can make an Application for Divorce once they have been separated for a period of 12 months and 1 day. An Application for
Cryptocurrency (“Crypto”), a digital asset in which encryption techniques are used to regulate the generation of additional units and verify transactions on a blockchain, is
Women in all walks of life are susceptible to domestic violence regardless of their financial status or postcode. Domestic violence can be perpetrated in a
You may recall our article post on 15 April 2021, headed, ‘One step closer to the introduction of the Director Identification Number Regime’, in which we
As previously set out in our Commercial Matters Blog, the enactment of The Treasury Laws Amendment (2021 Measures No.6) Act 2021 saw the increase of the maximum
Have I become an Australian tax resident during COVID-19? Is it a problem for me that I have stayed in Australia longer than intended? When
Given the variety of complex legal considerations that are involved in a tax dispute and the ever-changing nature of the Australian tax landscape/the evolving views
The Treasury Laws Amendment (2021 Measures No 6) Act 2021 commenced on 14 September 2021. Schedule 2 of the Act was partially announced in the government’s response
Many parents who have been in a Parenting Dispute know the challenges that come with it. Since (what feels near pre-historic) early 2020, COVID-19 has
Employers have faced many new challenges associated with management of COVID-19 in the working environment. One of these was most recently highlighted by the Personal
The case of Mulley v Hayes [2021] FCA 1111 raises issues regarding the jurisdiction of the Federal Court in defamation matters. More specifically, the case
On 17 September 2021, the ATO issued taxpayer alert TA 2021/2: Disguising undeclared foreign income as gifts or loans from related overseas entities. The alert describes the
Engaging in a process to resolve family law disputes can be a dauting process. It is well known that matters taken to the Court are
Can Employers Mandate COVID-19 Vaccinations For Staff? With lockdowns in New South Wales and Victoria likely to continue until October 2021 and State Premiers saying
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