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What does the future of tax returns look like?

What does the future of tax returns look like?

ATO Commissioner Chris Jordan has announced at Xerocon 2022 that the ATO plan on being fully digested by 2030.   He outlined that the ATO executive group have authorised digital plan that aims for tax to be fully digitised by 2030. The model is...

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Queensland moves to mandate eConveyancing

Queensland moves to mandate eConveyancing

The Conveyancing industry has been anticipating – and in many cases excited about – legislation mandating electronic conveyancing, and now it is here!   The Land Title Regulation 2022 has been enacted and made it mandatory for solicitors to use...

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The Great Liquidation: will my build survive?

The Great Liquidation: will my build survive?

With the recent liquidation of another major building company, Oracle Building Corporation Pty Ltd, there is one thing for certain - this will not be the last! As the recession conversation ramps up, liquidation is not only a result of the long-term...

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How can purchasing an electric car impact your tax?

How can purchasing an electric car impact your tax?

A recent Bill has been introduced on the 27th of July 2022 indicates an electric future is closer than ever.   If the Bill is passed, an electric vehicle meeting the qualifications purchased after July 1st, 2022, may be eligible for government removed or reduced...

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Smarter ways to spend your tax refund this year!

Smarter ways to spend your tax refund this year!

"Woohoo! I'm getting a tax refund!" It’s the news we all want to hear because, let’s face it, no one wants a tax bill! So what’s the best way to use your tax refund? Before you race off to the shops and spend it all, consider...

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Have you recently separated or thinking about separating?

Have you recently separated or thinking about separating?

HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW!A common misconception is that separation means you are getting divorced.Understanding DivorceTo apply for divorce you must be separated for a period of 12 months. If you have been separated under the same roof within this time, there are...

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Australia’s visa prioritisation – are you eligible?

Australia’s visa prioritisation – are you eligible?

The Department of Home Affairs has revealed Australia is experiencing a current backlog of close to 1 million visa applications, yet to be processed.This current visa situation is soon to be remedied by 60,000 permanent resident visas being prioritised. Overseas...

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Do you need a drink driving lawyer?

Do you need a drink driving lawyer?

Can I be charged with drink driving even if I am not driving?Yes there is a criminal offence to be in charge of a vehicle while being over the limit. This may mean that you can be charged if you have the keys on you and you are inside your car or found around the...

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Could you operate more sustainably?

Could you operate more sustainably?

5 tips to operate a more sustainable business!Tip 1: Donating your coffee extras   Both coffee grounds and coffee pods have the possibility of being recycled or donated within your community. To reduce our office waste, we donate the coffee grounds...

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Overcoming Small Business Challenges

Overcoming Small Business Challenges

Setting up your own business sometimes seems ‘glamorous’ or ‘exciting’ but turning an idea into reality and profit comes with a range of challenges. As a small to medium size business owner, you would know this all too well! However if we can better...

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Meet your new Buderim locals!

Meet your new Buderim locals!

Greenhalgh Pickard is excited to announce our newest office location in Buderim!The team at Greenhalgh Pickard are ecstatic to expand their service offering into the beautiful Buderim region on the Sunshine Coast. Our new office is officially operating at 82 Burnett...

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