Leading industry analyst updates his crystal ball gazing and sees ongoing roles for dealers GLENN Mercer, the independent automotive analyst retained by the National Automobile Dealers Association to write his definitive work on the future of car retailing, Dealership of Tomorrow, presented an update that held out the prospect that dealers do indeed have a key […]
The NADA Convention highlighted that change is coming: here’s how to manage it WHAT does all this change that is coming at us really mean for dealers? Here are eight key actions dealers need to consider in the next two to five years as the sales models transition: 1. Transform your dealership staff in line with […]
The recent news about construction giant, Probuild, has caused shock waves across the industry – with many left wondering how this goliath could possibly fall.
But there are lessons to be learned, regardless of why its South African parent (WBHO South Africa) made the decision to abdicate its parenthood to third party Administrators.
The rapidly developing sophistication of ransomware is causing chaos for many businesses, forcing them to go beyond anti-virus software or off-site backup locations.
Instead, companies are having to come to grips with a ransomware industry that is so evolved, some cyber gangs even provide call centres to help victims understand their demands and pay the price.
The ATO has released a package of guidance materials (“Guidance”) targeting trust distributions under section 100A. The ATO outline that they could seek to apply section 100A where tax benefits are being obtained from arrangements in connection with such distributions.
Are you subdividing or developing your property?
Many people are now asking themselves do I just sell, improve or develop?
Land tax assessment notices for 2022 are in the process of being issued by State Revenue Office Victoria.
Rent-to-own schemes are growing in popularity as housing affordability continues to worsen, but Pitcher Partners Newcastle and Hunter Partner Scott Edden says the inherent risks may outweigh the rewards. Properties in Newcastle, Lake Macquarie and the Hunter Valley continue to be snapped up in the blink of an eye and at astronomical prices, with momentum […]
The ATO has revised its view regarding unpaid present entitlements (“UPEs”) for Division 7A purposes that has been in effect since 16 December 2009. For UPEs arising on or after 1 July 2022, TR 2010/3 and PS LA 2010/4 will be withdrawn with the consequence that interest-only complying sub-trust arrangements will no longer be accepted.
In a previous article we discussed the tax treatment of purchases of COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Tests and noted that the subject of deductibility and FBT consequences regarding the acquisition of these tests
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