The classification of premises as to whether they are residential or commercial residential, makes a considerable difference to the GST treatment for both sale and leasing arrangements. This session looks into how to determine if premises are commercial residential premises and the GST implications if they are, including:
The classification of premises as to whether they are residential or commercial residential, makes a considerable difference to the GST treatment for both sale and leasing arrangements. This session looks into how to determine if premises are commercial residential premises and the GST implications if they are, including:
The small business CGT concessions are some of the most generous concessions available within the income tax legislation. However, with this generosity comes complexity and it is an ongoing challenge to keep abreast of how the concessions can apply in practice. This session is designed to highlight issues, tips and traps that can arise when applying the concessions in various situations, including:
The small business CGT concessions are some of the most generous concessions available within the income tax legislation. However, with this generosity comes complexity and it is an ongoing challenge to keep abreast of how the concessions can apply in practice. This session is designed to highlight issues, tips and traps that can arise when applying the concessions in various situations, including:
This series has been designed to assist accountants to comply with the new CPD requirement in relation to ethics. It consists of 6 one hour recorded webinars, each covering a unique aspect of ethical practice and duty.
Training for as many staff as you want - no additional cost!
A single purchase entitles your company to access the on demand webinars online as you require them for as many training sessions and for as many staff as you want.
The enforcement of parenting orders has always been problematic in family law. Despite the rule in Rice v Asplund, it is common for contravention proceedings to be treated by some parties as an attempt to relitigate and there is a perception that this trend has increased following, and may be facilitated by, the new approach to contraventions in the FCFCoA. This session will take a deeper dive into these issues, including:
Increasingly estates are consisting of assets which are not included in a will, such as family trusts, superannuation and insurance benefits. These assets can be significant in value, and can form a valuable tool in managing and settling family disputes are the death of the asset holder. This session will examine strategies for slicing up the entire pie in the event of a dispute, including:
The taxing of property developments seems to be a never ending learning curve with the various issues and traps that can continually arise. This session explores recent developments, along with some of the nuances that are arising in practice, including:
Inter-generational loans are becoming more common as a result of reduced housing affordability and a tightening economy. While the temptation can be to adopt a “she’ll be right attitude”, experience indicates that a well-drafted comprehensive written agreement will withstand the test of time. This session will provide a guide to documenting and drafting water-tight loan arrangements, including:
It is no secret that a primary goal of the FCFCOA is to encourage dispute resolution and reduce the time of parties to resolve their dispute whether by settlement or following a contested trial. However, for many the new case management pathways and procedures have not resulted in more expedient resolution. This raises the question of what happens in the meantime? This session will explore how interim issues in property settlement matters ought to be managed and will discuss: