Article first published in The Australian 10 July 2021 If a government tinkers with superannuation, you can bet it’s going to stick. Many will remember the key super changes that came about in the 2017 federal budget – the reduction in the concessional contributions cap to $25,000 and the introduction of the $1.6m pension cap […]
Pitcher Partners has welcomed and congratulated seven new partners joining the network’s partnerships. National Chairman of the Pitcher Partners association John Brazzale said it was important to recognise the value and care that our new partners continuously demonstrate to our clients each day. “Our network’s partnerships are tasked with leading the charge as we continue […]
Family offices continue to hold an abundance of capital, despite the disruption caused by COVID-19 over the last 12 months, with many looking for more strategic investment opportunities, and applying a fast-paced investment review and selection process. The establishment of multi-family offices enables access to more options and deal flows that may have otherwise been […]
It’s been 18 months since the first news of COVID in China sent shudders through world economies, and the reaction of some Australian businesses still ranges from hopeful to head in the sand. For businesses based around the sale of goods, the fragility of retail supply and distribution channels has been laid bare. They are […]
This article appeared in The Weekend Australian 19 June 2021. Women need to have control over the key financial decisions in their lives. Women and men should have zero tolerance for financial advisers who don’t work with them equally. Yet a recent UBS report (Building bridges, breaking barriers) revealed that half of married women defer […]
The coveted Australia’s Top 100 financial advisers list released today, has named five Pitcher Partners wealth advisers, following a strong presence on The Australian-Barron’s list over the past four years including two number one positions. National Chairman of the Pitcher Partners Association John Brazzale congratulated Charlie Viola from Pitcher Partners Sydney, Adam Stanley, Sue Dahn […]
Article originally published in the Financial Review 11 June 2021 John Kehoe’s article suggesting that Labor should pledge to reduce the capital gains tax discount to fund cuts in personal income tax rates for middle-income earners raises some valid arguments. He’s not wrong that using what would be a CGT hike to fund personal tax cuts […]
Article originally appeared in FS Advice The superannuation system is based on the notion that you can build up your nest egg steadily through the course of your working life, but that’s not always the case. Breaks from the workforce, a lack of disposable funds to top-up compulsory contributions, or just a lack of retirement planning […]
Adam Irwin, speaking on Talking Numbers with Paul Jansz Welcome to Talking Numbers with Paul Jansz. In this episode, we share our conversation with Adam Irwin, the Chief Operating Officer and Partner of Pitcher Partners Sydney, one of the largest accounting and business advisory firms in Australia.
Craig Whatman speaking on 3AW Breakfast More than 10 million Australians will receive up to $1080 in tax rebates over the next 12 months. The low and middle income tax offset has been extended for a year. It’s payable when lodging tax returns, and is available to those earning under $126,000. For businesses, partner at […]
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