1 July 2021
Parody and satire are considered to be a “fair dealing” exception to copyright law, which means that the relationship between parody and copyright law has changed. […]
30 June 2021
The ATO is looking to make tax season a little bit easier this year, particularly in light of the unique but significant challenges that Australians have […]
29 June 2021
Family-run businesses form an essential part of the economy. Tradition, success and history along with their unique dynamic can create a thriving business that many may […]
28 June 2021
There were a few changes to superannuation that were passed by the Senate recently. You can now use the bring-forward rule to make three years’ worth […]
24 June 2021
Whether it’s to provide a service, gain employment or even just downloading software, it is not unlikely that you would have selected “I agree” to terms […]
23 June 2021
More and more Australians bought local products during the past year and rallied behind smaller businesses, which buoyed many shops that may have otherwise struggled to […]
22 June 2021
Ethical investing is gaining traction, with more and more investors selecting where their money will go based on their personal principles. This style of socially conscious […]
22 June 2021
Many years ago Julia Gillard’s government announced increases in the Superannuation Guarantee rate from 9% at the time, up to 12%. The impact of the Global […]
21 June 2021
The inexpensive and profitable side hustle is under the ATO’s watchful eye when it comes to declaring income this tax season. With many gig economy workers […]