Every lawyer negotiates — whether it’s a commercial deal, a property settlement, a litigation outcome, or an internal resource discussion. But effective negotiation is more than back-and-forth offers. This session gives lawyers practical tools to approach negotiations with structure, confidence, and strategic intent — while staying on the right side of professional and ethical standards. It covers:
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Session 1: Residential Premises: When GST Can Rear its Head
Older people are dying with a more complicated financial position than ever before, often as a result of increasing costs of living for themselves and their children. This session will provide advice on will drafting to take into account loans and debts, including:
This webinar is suitable for HR professionals, in-house Counsel and lawyers practising in employment law – Australia wide. This webinar is for practitioners with some knowledge in this area and looking to improve their knowledge.
From AI to automation, the rise of emerging technologies is transforming how accountants work. But while these tools promise efficiency and insight, they also raise new ethical questions. When does automation undermine professional judgement? How do you manage client confidentiality with cloud platforms? And what are your responsibilities when relying on data from third-party tools? This session explores how the profession’s ethical obligations—under APES 110 and the TASA 2009 —interact with the practical use of new technologies in accounting and tax practices.
Navigating the trading stock rules - particularly in the context of property development, can be difficult. This practical session unravels the complexities and examines the tax risks with trading stock. It includes:
The trading stock provisions in Division 70 of the 1997 Tax Act have myriad complexities relating to property development and land subdivision. This session steps through the trading stock provisions by specific reference to property development and land subdivision examples.
Featuring: Andy Milidoni, Johnson Winter Slattery, Sydney
[40.02 minutes] [0.67 CPD hours]
Duration: Approximately 2.5 Hours
Hear from the experts at this online conference. You can watch it on your computer or on your portable electronic device from anywhere.
The conference will be based on our highly successful video webinar technology: there'll be a chairperson and presentations.
One registration can be shared by colleagues within the same firm utilising the same login.
THE PROGRAM
Session 1: Managing Changing Circumstances Between Contract and Settlement in Property Matters
Shareholders have a range of remedies available when dissatisfied with the conduct the other shareholders of the company, and/or the directors and managers of the company. In this program, James D’Apice, from Chamberlains Law Firm, in Sydney, though the case law looks at the scope and availability of two shareholder remedies available under the Corporations Act: oppression and derivative actions.
41 minutes / 0.7 CPD units
The implementation of the recommendations in the Respect@Work Report has significant implications for all workplaces, requiring, amongst other things, organisations to change their focus from reactive to proactive. This session will provide a nuts and bolts guide of what organisations need to do to be ready for the new enforcement regime, including: