This is the fifth edition of the Pitcher Partners Motor Industry Services – Australian Listed Dealer Comparison, where we provide insight into the top three listed motor dealer groups and explore how the macroeconomic environment and inventory supply affected them in the 12 months ended 31 December 2024. This report covers: Results snapshot Listed results […]
Replay our Federal Budget 2025-26 webinar for clear analysis on its implications for your business, the economy, and the broader landscape, featuring insights from Pitcher Partners Sydney. With a federal election just around the corner, significant global shifts underway, and the current cost of living front and center, understanding the Federal Budget is crucial. Our […]
Australians could be sitting on a golden opportunity to spur their super savings this year — but if they don’t act fast, they will miss out. That’s because in July they will lose the entitlement to claim any unused superannuation tax concessions from 2019-20, known as the concessional cap. The concessional cap is the total annual […]
The 2025-26 Federal Budget announced few new tax measures but has reiterated a number of announcements made in the lead-up to Budget. Our tax experts have compiled a summary of the key changes and what they mean for you. Personal income tax cuts The Government announced that it will reduce the personal tax rate for the […]
Key points Remote work is becoming a permanent fixture in the global workforce, with employees demanding more freedom and flexibility Employers of Record (EOR) help businesses manage international work arrangements by handling payroll, benefits, and compliance with local laws Using EORs comes with challenges and risks, such as potential tax and legal implications, requiring robust […]
Together with Mergermarket, we surveyed 60 dealmakers for their 2025 M&A predictions, and now we’re revealing the insights – tune in to see if the M&A market holds momentum. Our Dealmakers report reveals there are plenty of reasons for Australia’s mid-market to remain cautiously optimistic. But what does that mean for you? Our Corporate Finance […]
The ATO has announced changes to disclosure requirements and reporting obligations with particular focus on high-risk transactions (intercompany financing and intangibles) plus expanded definitions of business restructures which will significantly increase the compliance burden for large multinational enterprises with Australian tax reporting obligations. Please see below a summary of the most relevant developments. New local […]
Key points Balancing buyers’ and sellers’ priorities is crucial in Merger and Acquisition (M&A) transactions, with tax considerations often becoming a key focus. Buyers may consider acquiring business assets directly to avoid latent liabilities, but this can lead to administrative burdens and unintended tax consequences. Due diligence is essential to uncover potential issues, as relying […]
The long-awaited transfer of business ownership from retiring boomers could kick up a gear in 2025, with 85% of dealmakers believing this will be the top deal driver in 2025, up from just 37% in 2024. But only half of dealmakers believe Australian mid-markets are well-prepared for a change in leadership, and one in four […]
On 28th January 2025 the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board (AUASB) approved the adoption of international standard ISSA 5000 General Requirements for Sustainability Assurance Engagements in Australia. This standard will apply to sustainability assurance engagements for reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2025. ISSA 5000 was formally launched by the International Auditing and Assurance Standards […]
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