- Budget Changes to Negative Gearing : What do they mean for you?
- Budget Changes to CGT Discount : What do they mean for you?
- The new 30% minimum tax on trust income will hit many small businesses hard
- Ceased work and claiming Jobseeker? : What it Means for your Super
- Super and Bankruptcy : What’s Safe and What isn’t
Federal Budget 2026-2027
- CGT discount replaced
- Negative gearing limited to new builds
- 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts
- $20,000 instant asset write-off made permanent
- Loss carry-back reinstated
- $1,000 instant tax deduction
- Working Australians tax offset
- Superannuation – no changes
May 2026 Newsletter
- Budget Musings : Changes to negative gearing, the CGT discount on the cards
- Fuel response payment plan
- CGT relief if an asset is lost or accidentally destroyed
- CGT and options – when is the asset acquired?
- The Work Test : Claiming a tax deduction for super contributions after 67
- 30 June 2026 Tax and Super Checklist
April 2026 Newsletter
- Div 296 tax is now law: What it means for your Super
- Granny flats: Beware of the CGT Consequences
- Higher Super Contribution Caps from 1 July 2026: What it means for you
- CGT Still applies even if you are “forced” to sell an asset
- Car Logbooks: Back to basics
July 2024 Newsletter
- Division 293 tax – Will you be caught?
- The fine line between property development and “merely realising an asset”
- The CGT main residence exemption concessions are very useful
- The secret life of TFNs
- Can I add to my super pension?

