In this episode, Dean shares practical insights on what it takes to scale a business well. He explains why hiring high calibre talent is paramount for a growing business, and why founders should see each hire as an opportunity to fill their blind spots. He outlines how an authentic articulation of culture attracts the right […]
Key points The SRO looks to prioritise duty compliance, particularly foreign purchaser disclosures, indirect acquisitions involving commercial and industrial land, related-party dealings and residence-based concessions. For land tax and vacant residential land tax, SRO reviews will target grouping, trustees, absentee owners, undisclosed vacancies and exemption claims. SRO scrutiny will also include payroll tax obligations covering […]
The proposed minimum tax regime for discretionary trusts should not proceed in its current form. It would operate punitively for family and business trust groups that legitimately use corporate beneficiaries or have accumulated trust losses, imposing significant costs, complexity and uncertainty on middle market taxpayers. Pitcher Partners is calling on the Government to adopt a […]
In our recent webinar on UK Tax reforms, Sydney Partner, Alison Wood and MHA London’s Will Johnstone explored the biggest UK tax changes in decades, and what they will mean for Australians with UK connections The session also highlighted the common traps for individuals moving between Australia and the UK, particularly where pensions, trusts and […]
In this edition of the Pitcher Partners Motor Industry Services – Australian Listed Dealer Comparison, we examine how major trends, the macroeconomic environment and increased competition affected the three listed dealer groups in the 12 months ended 30 June 2026. This report covers: Results snapshot Listed results summary The industry at a glance Market share […]
Key points Treasury is currently consulting on improving the efficiency of mandatory climate-related disclosures. Australia’s current climate reporting framework risks creating unnecessary cost, complexity and compliance pressure for private businesses A Tier 2 sustainability reporting model would offer a clearer and more proportionate path forward, aligning climate disclosures with Australia’s existing financial reporting framework while […]
Key points SMSFs can no longer establish new borrowing arrangements to acquire residential property, marking a significant change to property investment strategies. Existing residential property borrowing arrangements are generally protected under grandfathering provisions, providing certainty for affected trustees. Despite the changes, SMSFs can still access property investments through alternative structures, including outright ownership and diversified […]
This webinar explores the Federal Government’s proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts and why it could be one of the most significant tax changes affecting private groups in recent decades. Hosted by Melbourne Partner Yina Tang, the session features Partner Alexis Kokkinos, a leading voice in the consultation process with Treasury and the ATO. […]
Key points Aged care costs are changing and families need to understand the financial impact. New rules affect how fees are calculated, including changes to Refundable Accommodation Deposits and means-tested contributions. Decisions about the family home and accommodation funding can have broader consequences. Choices such as selling, renting or retaining the home can affect cash […]
Key points Consignment arrangements and bill-and-hold arrangements are accounted for under AASB 15 Careful consideration of these types of arrangements are required as they impact the timing of recognition of revenue Applying AASB 15 often involves significant judgement, and entities should seek expert advice for complex or unique circumstances Many inventory-based businesses enter into consignment […]
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