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Director ID Requirements for Company Directors: What to Do Before 1 July 2027

Director ID Requirements for Company Directors: What to Do Before 1 July 2027

by Damon Jones | Oct 20, 2026 | Accounting/ Tax, Blog

Written by: Damon Jones, Accounting & Tax (Updated: 13 October 2026) A practical guide to upcoming ASIC reporting changes, retrieving your 15-digit identifier, and resolving record mismatches. Many corporate officers believe ASIC already holds their director...
Security of Payment Adjudication in Queensland: Seeking Recovery of Unpaid Claims

Security of Payment Adjudication in Queensland: Seeking Recovery of Unpaid Claims

by Jesse McCrea | Oct 6, 2026 | Blog, Litigation

Written by: Jesse McCrea, Litigation (Updated: 6th October 2026) Greenhalgh Pickard’s Litigation team recently achieved a successful outcome for an electrical subcontractor in a Queensland security of payment adjudication concerning unpaid residential construction...
Preparing for the Non-Compete Ban Australia: Guide for Employers

Preparing for the Non-Compete Ban Australia: Guide for Employers

by Eloise Turnbull | Sep 29, 2026 | Blog, Employment Law

Written by: Eloise Turnbull, Associate Solicitor, Employment Law (Updated: 15 September 2026) Understand the 2026 draft legislation banning restraints of trade and how to protect your business interests. For decades, employers have relied on restrictive covenants to...
The Proposed Electric Vehicle FBT Exemption Timeline for Businesses

The Proposed Electric Vehicle FBT Exemption Timeline for Businesses

by Damon Jones | Sep 18, 2026 | Accounting/ Tax, Blog

Written by: Damon Jones, Accounting & Tax (Updated: 17 September 2026) Navigating the draft legislation, phase-out periods, and compliance requirements for employer-provided electric cars. For employers across the Sunshine Coast and beyond, providing an electric...
Superannuation splitting in a divorce or separation: how it works in QLD

Superannuation splitting in a divorce or separation: how it works in QLD

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Sep 9, 2026 | Blog, Family Law

Written by: Rachel Bedingfeld, Family Lawyer [Published: 9/9/26] Superannuation generally counts as property in a Queensland property settlement, so it can be divided between you and your former partner after separation or divorce. There is no automatic 50/50 split...
Are card surcharges being banned in Australia?

Are card surcharges being banned in Australia?

by Greenhalgh Pickard | Sep 3, 2026 | Accounting/ Tax, Blog

Written by: Damon Jones (Updated: 03/09/2026) If your business currently charges customers a fee to pay by card, that ends on 1 October 2026. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has confirmed the card surcharge ban and the direction to payment providers has already...
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