The line between private life and professional life has become increasingly blurred, particularly as remote working sees a further step away from the collegiate atmosphere of the organisation. How far can an employee express him or herself without breaching their employment obligations? This session will examine the way formerly “private” behaviour and opinion is being increasingly viewed through the employment lens and what the rights of the employer are, including:
You can put your staff in the boardroom and watch it there. You can watch it on your computer or on your portable electronic device. All for the same low price.
The conference will be based on our highly successful video webinar technology: there’ll be a chairperson, a panel of experts, presentations and discussion.
Session 1: SMSF Audit Documentation - Supporting Audit Findings and Protecting Your Back
This masterclass will be delivered online. This is a national event and is suitable for succession lawyers Australia wide.
Hear from the experts at this online masterclass. You can watch it on your computer or on your portable electronic device from anywhere.
When minors are interested parties in an estate - whether as beneficiaries, potential claimants, or subjects of a family provision application - practitioners must navigate a distinct set of procedural, evidentiary, and ethical considerations. Failure to meet these additional requirements can delay estate administration or expose executors to personal risk. This practical session offers a structured guide for succession lawyers dealing with estates involving minors, and considers:
Our annual update for NSW property lawyers features two sessions delivered by well known Sydney property law identity, Tony Cahill.
Property Law Roundup – Keeping Ahead of the Changes
2017 was a big year for property law and the changes keep on coming. This session will give you an overview of the key reforms over the last twelve months. It covers:
When minors are interested parties in an estate - whether as beneficiaries, potential claimants, or subjects of a family provision application - practitioners must navigate a distinct set of procedural, evidentiary, and ethical considerations. Failure to meet these additional requirements can delay estate administration or expose executors to personal risk. This practical session offers a structured guide for succession lawyers dealing with estates involving minors, and considers:
Recent court decisions have shaken the healthcare industry, with state revenue authorities taking a firm stance on payroll tax liability where medical centres and healthcare businesses engage practitioners. While some amnesties have been offered, uncertainty remains, and the risks are very real for businesses that aren’t structured appropriately. This session explores where things currently stand and how to manage the risk going forward. Topics include:
Recent court decisions have shaken the healthcare industry, with state revenue authorities taking a firm stance on payroll tax liability where medical centres and healthcare businesses engage practitioners. While some amnesties have been offered, uncertainty remains, and the risks are very real for businesses that aren’t structured appropriately. This session explores where things currently stand and how to manage the risk going forward. Topics include:
The rules may be familiar, but the risks are anything but. Join leading tax experts at the 17th Annual Business and Property Tax Conference as they unpack the latest developments, pitfalls and grey areas shaping business, trust and property taxation. Across two days, you’ll explore the tax minefields hidden in everyday transactions — from Division 7A loans that look compliant but aren’t, to the UPE chess match now awaiting a High Court move.
This webinar comprises 3 one-hour sessions covering each of the compulsory CPD subjects for succession lawyers for the CPD year ending 31 March 2024.
Session 1: Professional Skills
Estate Administration Litigation: Sharpening Your Skillset When the Gloves Come Off