Imagine a scenario where a NFP falls victim to a cybersecurity attack and loses access to all its data. This would lead to significant operational disruptions, increased operational costs, and strategic setbacks, much like any business. Copies of donor information being stolen may have a significant impact on stakeholder relationships and lead to reputational damage. Such […]
In this episode, Private Wealth Partner, Jordan Kennedy and Chief Investment Officer, Cameron Curko go beyond the numbers to deliver in-depth insights on the economy. Together they discuss the US tariffs and Middle East tensions dominating the headlines and their effects on the Australian and global markets. Visit our Pitcher Perspective podcast library
Key points Rental terms for the build-to-rent (BTR) land tax concession become stricter – Additional administrative requirements with a potential minimum lease period of 12 months adds additional burden to landowners who are currently accessing or looking to access the BTR concession. Commissioner’s power to make provisional determination for Commercial and Industrial Property Tax (CIPT) […]
Key points Expanded Vacant Residential Land Tax (VRLT) rules will apply in the upcoming 2026 VRLT year. The criteria for when land will be considered vacant and attract the VRLT differ depending on the nature of the land in question. New rules for unimproved land will apply for the first time based on circumstances from […]
The Federal Government’s long-awaited reform of Australian privacy law came into effect recently, aimed at strengthening the protection of personal data. The new regime imposes stricter requirements on how businesses handle personal information – including implications on the choice of software systems and how they are used. This legislation, known as the Privacy and Other […]
Update July 14, 2025 The US “One Big Beautiful Bill”, which proposed sweeping international tax reforms including retaliatory tax increases on foreign income, has now passed through Congress. Initially flagged as a concern for Australian taxpayers with US-sourced income, the final version has removed Section 899 following negotiations with the G7, meaning most of the […]
Key points Explains the tax design under previous legislation and how the new tax may operate Discusses the current status and timing of legislation for the new tax Outlines the controversial design features of the new tax What was the proposed $3m super balance tax? The proposal was for a 15% tax on earnings for superannuation account […]
The Federal Court in Morton v FCT [2025] FCA 366 allowed a taxpayer’s appeal against assessments that sought to tax on revenue account the gains made from the subdivision and sale of a family farm. Shortly after the farmland was zoned residential, the taxpayer engaged an external developer to undertake a project which resulted in […]
In this episode of Pitcher Perspective, Jordan Kennedy and Andrew Wilson explore private credit, covering what it is, how it compares to other investment styles, key risks, and recent superannuation changes. They also share insights on smart investing strategies, including what to do if you come into a sudden windfall. Visit our Pitcher Perspective podcast […]
As we approach the end of the financial year, and it’s time to get your year-end tax planning sorted. We’re here to help you get everything in order. Watch our Pitcher Partners’ year-end tax planning webinar, where Tax Advisory Partner Daniel Burt, will guide you through all the essential aspects of income tax planning. During […]
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