Reading Room - Business Advisory
New rules require certain retailers to accept cash payments, ensuring Australians can buy essential goods like groceries and fuel. Is your business affected?
From 1 July 2026, employers need to pay superannuation guarantee (SG) contributions at the same time as wages, rather than weeks or months later.
The largest cybersecurity threats to businesses come from external entry points exposed by staff, through phishing links, malware downloads and payment fraud.
A new Bill before Parliament proposes changes that could affect small businesses, including extending the $20,000 instant asset write-off for another year.
Tighter supermarket unit pricing rules may be coming, and suppliers could face compliance pressures as the Government targets shrinkflation and clearer pricing.
A recent decision of the Administrative Review Tribunal highlights the importance of documentation and evidence when it comes to tax planning.
The superannuation guarantee (SG) increased to 12%, the final stage of a series of increases. Employers need to make contributions by 28 days after the end of each quarter.
In March the Government announced its intention to ban non-compete clauses for low and middle-income employees. The reforms in this area will take effect from 2027.
What does the One Big Beautiful Bill mean for Australian investors, especially super funds and small businesses with US exposure? It could hit investment returns.
