Estate planning may not be the most comfortable topic to discuss, however it is an integral part of your overall financial plan. It is much more than having a standard will prepared, estate planning is about having the peace of mind that your assets and affairs will be taken care of should you pass away.
The new year starts with our February edition, discussing Government and Labor announcements and notable pending legislation before the election.
The changes to the Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting will mean a change for many Australian entities in their reporting requirements. Find out more about the changes and when they come into place in our latest newsletter.
As a business grows, or the needs of the business owner(s) change, the business structure might also need to change. This article explains some of the reasons you may need to review your business structure and explains how it may be easier to change than you think.
What an exciting year it has been for Hall Chadwick QLD, from the office move to senior
staff appointments, hosting events, sponsorships and of course plenty of hard work along
the way. Thank you for your support this year, and we look forward to working with you in
2019!
In our November issue of Tax Time Monthly, our tax team provide you with the latest updates on income tax and changes in state taxes.
Welcome to our Hall Chadwick Association Newsletter – Spring Edition 2018. What an extraordinary year to date! Brent Kijurina writes his first address as the new Chairman of the Hall Chadwick Association which represents all Hall Chadwick firms across Australia. We’ll also introduce newly appointed Partners and celebrate that PKF Lawler has joined HCA as Hall Chadwick WA.
The October 2018 edition of Tax Time Monthly covers income tax and state taxes. Items covered include Single Touch Payroll, Bill: Making Sure Foreign Investors Pay Their Fair Share of Tax in Australia, R&D tax incentive changes, changes to small businesses, the 2018 SA Budget and more.
The State and Federal Governments have recently announced a number of drought relief measures in an effort to assist primary producers manage drought affected properties.
The QLD Government’s Drought Relief Assistance Scheme (DRAS) delivers a number of rebates and subsidies to assist specifically with the management of livestock welfare.
We’ve created a quick reference guide for you containing the 2018 – 2019 tax rates. Covering both individual and company tax rates, tax offsets, superannuation, depreciation and fringe benefits tax.
