In this webinar Pitcher Partners experts Chris Hanna and Kylie Lamprecht unpack the findings from our latest Business Radar report, with an in-depth look at how nearly 150 business leaders are navigating uncertainty by investing in growth, embracing AI-powered tools and doubling down on what matters most. Whether you’re leading, shaping strategy or supporting decision-makers, […]
This article first appeared in TaxVine, a member’s newsletter from The Tax Institute. Key points The NSW Court of Appeal ruled in favor of the Chief Commissioner, confirming that payments made by Uber to its drivers are subject to payroll tax. This judgment has significant implications for business models in the gig economy and other […]
Treasury’s Economic Reform Roundtable, to be held in August 2025, aims to consider ways to improve productivity, enhance economic resilience and strengthen budget sustainability. Pitcher Partners Advisors Proprietary Limited’s submission to the Roundtable proposes six key reforms to encourage productivity through a reduction in systemic complexity and regulatory burden, while fostering business investment. Our submission […]
Interest rates cuts, shifting buyer sentiment and growing model competition made Q2 2025 an active, but margin-sensitive period for the industry. Dealers continue to face cost pressures, and increasing stock levels, but strong EOFY campaigns and a more positive economic environment helped support volume. Pitcher Partners’ Australian Market Vehicle Facts (VFACTS) analysis reporting for Q2 […]
Not long ago, labour costs were the elephant in every boardroom. Rising wages, shrinking talent pools – it was the same story in nearly every conversation. But the conversation is changing fast. Labour costs have quietly slipped down the list of things keeping middle market leaders awake at night, according to the latest Business Radar […]
Taking on the role of Partner in a professional practice or as a newly appointed barrister, is both exciting and challenging. The leap from employee to non-employee comes with a lot of opportunity and demands, but one element that is often overlooked is understanding the financial implications involved. Here are some essential practical and tax […]
Generative AI technologies have made significant inroads across industries, but the NFP sector is approaching this digital revolution with measured steps. Our 2025 NFP survey findings indicate that while NFPs recognise generative AI’s potential to enhance operations and engagement, adoption remains strategic and focused on specific applications. This emerging pattern mirrors the sector’s approach to […]
Responding to changing external stakeholder expectations has grown as a key challenge for the sector, as identified in our 2025 NFP survey. This increase highlights the growing importance for NFPs to adapt their strategies to meet the evolving demands of donors, communities and suppliers. The landscape for NFPs is continually evolving, with changing expectations from […]
Soaring operating costs and economic uncertainty have left not-for-profits tightening their budgets. Our survey reveals Australian NFPs are responding by seeking to diversify their funding, collaborate with other organisations and invest in technology. Notably nearly a quarter of respondents intend to draw more heavily on their capital reserves, and while this is helping to sustain […]
Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) principles are steadily gaining traction as part of business strategies across industries, but adoption is slower in the NFP sector. NFP organisations are aware of ESG’s potential to strengthen governance, build trust, and attract funding, however operational challenges are slowing progress. Strong intent, slow uptake Only 9% of NFP organisations […]
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