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 […]
Minny is a Chartered Accountant and SMSF specialist. She has over 15 years’ experience in the Private Business and Family advisory team specialising in Self-Managed Superannuation. Minny predominately works with high-net worth families and enjoys getting to know them and their next generation to tailor her service based on their needs. Striving to achieve the […]
Anthony joined Pitcher Partners in 2020, after beginning his career in a Big 4 firm in Australia and spending time in an industry role. Anthony is a Partner at Pitcher Partners Brisbane and has over a decade of experience working closely with clients across a broad range of industries and organisation sizes, spanning the not-for-profit, […]
Trusts are a flexible and tax effective structure that are ideal for building passive wealth. With close to 1,000,000 registered trusts in Australia (per the ATO data) there are several key advantages, but these need to be balanced with the cost and additional administration of operating a trust structure. Key advantages Key principal advantages of […]
Key points What are Special Disability Trusts (SDTs) and how do they work. The financial benefits of SDTs ranging from tax benefits and exemptions from asset and income tests. The need for professional support in establishing a SDT. Caring for a loved one with a severe disability is deeply personal, requiring carers and families to […]
Key points Businesses must assess pricing changes within broader operational impacts, not in isolation. Renegotiating supplier contracts is a strategic alternative to absorbing or passing on cost increases. Small price hikes, like CPI-linked beer costs, can erode margins if not managed proactively. Why it pays to consider the bigger picture on pricing increases When the […]
Special purpose financial reporting by not-for-profit entities (NFPs) has been the norm for over 20 years. Further, transaction neutrality (also referred to as sector neutrality) has been built into our financial reporting framework for just as long – this means that for-profit and not-for-profit transactions are for the most part accounted for in the same […]
The Pillar Two rules will impose a minimum tax rate of 15% on multinational groups in the jurisdictions in which they operate. To achieve this, the rules are introducing three new tax returns and increasing transparency as they seek to raise the stakes of multinational group compliance. In this webinar, Pitcher Partners Sydney Elizabeth Jools […]
Pitcher Partners Sydney hosted a live webinar that helped attendees understand the key proposed tax changes likely to affect individuals and families with ties to both the UK and Australia. This webinar addressed whether the new changes would require attendees to plan differently for possible inheritance tax exposure. More specifically, our speaker Private Business and […]
“Is Your Business Using Special Purpose Financial Statements? Here’s Why You Might Be Throwing Away Thousands!” While the above sounds like a clickbait scam, it’s an uncomfortable truth that holding on to your old accounting practices does not inspire confidence or open financial doors. Special purpose financial statements (SPFS) are those prepared for a specific […]
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