Key points The new tax is still subject to legislative passage with a stated commencement of 1 July 2025. It will mean a tax of 15% on the proportion of a super fund member’s ‘earnings’ above $3m across a financial year Individuals with large super balances should be considering the best approach if the new […]
Key findings: A data lake serves as a central repository for comprehensive productivity insights. Data lakes support various data types, efficiently stores unstructured data and uses object storage for easy retrieval. Decision making is improved by uncovering patterns, improving decisions and enhancing productivity. Your business might already be collecting data but without a central resource […]
From January 1, 2025, there will be a new levy (sometimes referred to as the ‘Airbnb tax’) applicable to short stay accommodation in Victoria. Owners, residential tenants and providers of booking platforms may be liable for the levy. The levy applies to total booking fees for short stays, whether bookings are made on a booking […]
Key Points Due diligence is crucial when investing in private credit Private credit can offer an attractive income stream and diversification benefits The opaqueness in operations of private credit funds increase risk A smooth ride can become trouble The risks and benefits of private credit funds can be likened to buying a used car sports […]
Key points: The issue of negative gearing continues to get airplay in political discussions and media in the housing affordability & supply space, but by history remains unpopular and probable political suicide to implement. Although the ATO may have existing powers to push back on this and the tax arbitrage with CGT concessions, in practice […]
Our cross-border tax experts Terry Hoban and Ellen Fimmano discuss some of the practical challenges and important considerations that arise for organisations, their employees, and owners expanding into the USA, including: Cross-border entity structuring & tax considerations Employee payroll & HR set-up Equity plans, pensions, and employee benefits Individual tax planning for Australian executives relocating […]
Inventory levels, interest rates, diminishing demand and inflation have all made Q3 2024 a tough quarter for dealers. There are few manufacturers or franchises who are not experiencing the impact of a supply push market. We are seeing the return to pre-pandemic levels of discounting, incentives and subvented finance. Pitcher Partners’ Australian Market Vehicle Facts […]
James Beaumont, Corporate Finance Partner at Pitcher Partners Melbourne, shares insights into the current market for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the food and beverage sector. As consumer tastes and market demands evolve faster than ever, food and beverage business owners face pivotal choices: adapt, grow, or consider an exit. James Beaumont sheds light on […]
Key points Basic supplier reviews can save businesses from significant financial losses ESG regulatory reforms coming in January 2025 make supplier compliance necessary Financial experts can add an insolvency lens to supplier verification There is little that can prepare a business owner to discover they have been the victim of a fraudulent ’supplier’ who has […]
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 […]
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