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What to expect from Labor Government tax policies
The re-elected Labor Government has announced key tax policies affecting individuals, families, and businesses—covering income tax, superannuation, HECS debts, instant write-offs, and foreign investment. We’ve summarised the key announcements to help you understand what to expect.
New Super Tax from the Labor Government
Labor’s proposed super tax could significantly impact individuals with balances over $3 million, including taxing unrealised gains. With changes likely from 1 July 2025, now is the time to start planning.
Navigating financial markets in 2025
Financial markets may be unpredictable, but your response to them doesn’t have to be. Despite global shocks and Trump’s tariff turmoil, the ASX200 is rebounding. This post explores the psychology behind market swings and why a sound financial plan matters.
Resilience, Governance and the AASB S2 Standard
Robust governance frameworks are essential for building business resilience and sustainability. These frameworks help businesses comply with the new AASB S2 reporting standard and also deliver strategic advantages.
Navigating Risks and Opportunities in Sustainability Reporting
As sustainability becomes a key focus in corporate strategy, businesses must disclose their climate-related risks and opportunities. The AASB S1 and S2 standards provide a phased approach, helping entities gradually adapt to the new requirements.
Seven step disciplined investment strategy
Synectic Financial Adviser, PJ Cameron, talked with ausbiz about the fear of selliing investments, and the seven steps that we use to implement a disciplined investment strategy.
Keeping a Vehicle Log Book
When claiming work-related car expenses, many people miss maximising their claim due to poor record keeping. If you are audited by the Australian Tax Office (ATO), inadequate records could cost you dearly. A vehicle log book is an important piece...
Non-Compliant Small Businesses to be Moved to Monthly GST Reporting
Non-compliant small businesses will be moved to monthly GST reporting from 1 April 2025 in an ATO crackdown. Learn who the ATO are targeting and what you can do now.