October 2025 Newsletter

By |2025-10-06T18:56:32+11:0006/10/2025|Categories: Blog, CGT, Estate Planning, SMSF, Super, Taxation|Tags: , , , , , , , , |

This month, we bring you a selection of timely and practical articles covering key updates in tax and superannuation – all designed to keep you informed, confident, and in control of your finances.   In this edition:     Protecting your super from scams – with over $4 trillion in superannuation, it’s no wonder scammers see it as a target. ASIC has warned Australians to stay vigilant amid rising pushy sales tactics and false promises aimed at persuading people into risky super fund switches. Since your super is one of your most significant investments, we outline key steps to help safeguard [...] READ MORE

Putting Your Home in a Trust

By |2025-09-14T09:24:36+10:0014/09/2025|Categories: Blog, CGT, Dispute management, Taxation|Tags: , |

 One asset protection strategy that is often considered is putting your home in a trust.  While this may offer some asset protection benefits, it also comes with significant tax consequences, particularly the loss of the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) principal residence exemption. Before you transfer your most valuable asset into a legal structure such as a company or trust, here’s what you need to know about how family trusts work, when they do and don’t protect your home, and why CGT issues can often outweigh the protection benefits.  What Is a Family Trust and How Does It Offer Asset Protection? [...] READ MORE

September 2025 Newsletter

By |2025-10-05T23:58:38+11:0002/09/2025|Categories: Blog, CGT, Estate Planning, Super, Taxation|Tags: , , , , , , , , |

  Here’s what’s inside our September newsletter:   Economic roundtable wash up – We break down last month’s economic and productivity roundtable outcomes, with the government firmly in control of what tax policy measures might or might not be introduced down the track. Exceeding your super contribution caps – Super is a great tool for retirement savings, but annual contribution limits apply. We explain what to do if you go over the cap and how to navigate the rules effectively. CGT and off the plan purchases – Buying property off the plan? There are important CGT implications you need [...] READ MORE

August 2025 Newsletter

By |2025-10-06T00:04:20+11:0007/08/2025|Categories: Blog, CGT, News for you, small business, SMSF, Super, Taxation|Tags: , , , , , , , , |

    What’s inside our August Newsletter?     Unlocking savings: Your guide to Government concession cards Some CGT consequences of divorce and relationship breakdown The great wealth transfer: Are you ready? Self managed super funds: A suitable path to retirement control? What to expect from tax reform Tax deductibility of clothing     Click here to download our August Newsletter     Contact us on 03 9597 9966 if you have any questions relating to matters raised in any of our Client Newsletters.

May 2025 Newsletter

By |2025-04-30T19:25:40+10:0001/05/2025|Categories: Blog, CGT, Estate Planning, News for you, Super, Taxation|Tags: , , , , , , , |

This month we features articles on: • Good CGT records can save you money • Concessional super contributions vs mortgage paydown: what’s the smarter move? • Writing a will in a tax-effective manner • Binding death benefit nominations explained • Small-scale subdivision and property development Click here to download our May Newsletter Contact us on 03 9597 9966 if you have any questions relating to matters raised in any of our Client Newsletters.

Capital Gains Valuation – often done retrospectively.

By |2025-07-10T16:33:02+10:0012/07/2023|Categories: Blog, CGT, Estate Planning, Taxation|Tags: , , |

When do you need a Capital Gains Valuation? There are several reasons why you would obtain a valuation, such as: We suggest that when selling your home or acquired property through inheritance, demolishing a home or rental for property development GST matters. You may need to obtain a retrospective valuation capital gains property report. Getting a backdated valuation! Your capital gains report is often referred to as a backdated property valuation or a capital gains valuation.Whereas a property valuation will outline the property's market value at a specific time by a certified valuer. This report will help you work [...] READ MORE

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