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AASB S2 – Pillar 1 Climate Risk Governance: what boards need to do now

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Key points: AASB S2 requires clear disclosure of how boards and management oversee climate-related risks and opportunities, reporting processes and decision-making. Boards are required to disclose how climate-related risks and opportunities are governed, including how responsibilities are allocated and how climate considerations are addressed within existing governance, strategy and risk management processes, and, where applicable, […]

Understanding the research and development (R&D) tax incentive and what’s changing

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Could your business qualify? Many businesses are undertaking activities that may qualify for Australia’s R&D tax incentive without realising it. Whether you’re developing new products, improving processes, creating software, or solving complex technical challenges, you may be eligible for significant tax benefits that can help offset the cost of innovation. More than 12,000 Australian companies […]

Q&A: What do rising customer expectations mean for business leaders

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Key points: Pitcher Partners published the latest Business Radar report, focusing on the rise of customer expectations A panel of experts from the network firms came together to unpack key findings and answer audience questions While AI provides a range of opportunities for businesses, the quality of data used and consideration of impactful use cases […]

Minimum trust tax a step closer: Treasury releases draft legislation

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The next stage of the Government’s proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trust has arrived, with Treasury releasing exposure draft legislation and associated materials. This release continues the Government’s rapid implementation of the 2026 Federal Budget measures following the release of a consultation paper in July. The exposure draft addresses a number of stakeholder concerns […]

Behind every great guest experience is operational efficiency

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Key points: Behind every great guest experience is a venue running efficiently behind the scenes. Strong systems and clear processes help teams focus on delivering exceptional service. Small operational inefficiencies rarely stay small. Labour overruns, stock losses and manual work can gradually erode profitability if they’re not identified and addressed. Better reporting leads to better […]

Proposed changes to Tier 2 (Simplified Disclosure) financial statements

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The Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) is proposing changes to Tier 2 (Simplified Disclosure) financial statements: ED 341 was issued for comment in June 2026, with comments due to the AASB by 24 August 2026. The changes outlined in ED 341 would align Tier 2 financial statements with the presentation and classification requirements of AASB […]

Update on the proposed changes to discretionary trusts

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Key points: Testamentary trusts have secured a major win, with genuine structures proposed to be exempt from the new 30% minimum tax. The exemption comes with guardrails, as injected assets may still be caught by the new rules. Now is the time to review trust structures before the proposed reforms take effect. Proposed rollover relief […]

Superannuation and live entertainment: what you need to know

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Key points: Having an ABN does not automatically exempt musicians and entertainers from superannuation, with hotels, pubs and clubs often required to pay SG contributions even when performers invoice as contractors. With Payday Super now requiring contributions to be made within seven business days of payment, venues need processes in place to identify and manage […]

Why Australia’s NFPs can’t afford to ignore AI any longer

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Key points: NFPs face rising demand, funding pressure and workforce strain, making AI-enabled capacity essential.  AI can improve fundraising, reporting and operations without replacing human relationships.  Strong data foundations and readiness assessments are critical before scaling AI across organisations.  Australia’s not-for-profit sector stands at an inflection point, one that will separate organisations that thrive over […]

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