Business Transactions - Myths & Tax Traps
When you buy a business venture or invest in one you are putting your money into something someone else has set up, organised and run. You can never eliminate all the risks but you can remove some of…
Calling All Failed “Blockheads” - Building Works Gone Wrong
Many of you may have been inspired to build a new house or renovate your existing house/property by television shows such as “The Block” and “House Rules”, but what happens when (true to the drama…
Buying or Selling a Business?
How to ensure the best outcomes
Land Tax: The Commissioner’s Views on Trust Beneficiaries
Land tax is imposed at progressive rates on the aggregate taxable value of the taxable real property owned by a taxpayer. Where land is held in trust, however, section 13(3)(b) of the Land Tax Act…
National Electronic Conveyancing System Coming to SA
Will it provide a shock to clients?
Workplace and Employment Law - Significant Events & Predictions
Significant events in 2014 and predictions for 2015
Miscellaneous Purpose Licences Under the Mining Act 1971 (SA)
Applications, conditions and compensation
The China-Australia Free Trade Agreement
What is it and what are the likely impacts on agribusiness?
Omissions Must Cause or Contribute to Loss to Allow Rejection of Insurance Claims
Implications of Maxwell v Highway Hauliers Pty Ltd [2014] HCA 33
Staff Profile: John Tucker
There are essentially three ways someone can discover a passion for their work. Some are undoubtedly born with it. Others stumble into it by chance. While the third group finds what begins as a general attraction grows, over time, into something they simply couldn’t imagine themselves without.
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