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Generational Wealth: What You Need to Know 

Generational wealth refers to assets passed down from one generation to the next. With rising costs of living, growing economic uncertainty, and the desire to create a meaningful legacy, families are...

What is Payroll Tax: Your Ultimate Guide 

This guide breaks down everything you need to know about payroll tax, from what it is and who pays it, to thresholds, rates, and tips for staying compliant.  What is Payroll Tax? Payroll tax is a...

How to Set Up a Family Trust in Australia 

Whether you’re looking to protect assets, reduce tax liabilities, or plan for succession, setting up a family trust can offer significant benefits. In this blog, we’ll guide you through the key...

What is PAYG Income Tax Instalment in Australia?

In Australia, the Pay As You Go (PAYG) income tax instalment system is a method used by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to help businesses and individuals manage their tax obligations by making...

A Guide to Business Loans and Financing 

Running a successful business in Melbourne requires not only a great idea and hard work but also access to capital. Whether you’re a startup looking for initial funding or an established...

How much is the Jobseeker Payment in Australia?

The JobSeeker Payment is Australia’s primary financial support for individuals aged between 22 and the Age Pension age who are actively seeking employment or are temporarily unable to work due...

Is a Novated Lease Worth It in 2025? 

A novated lease is a popular way for employees to finance a car using pre-tax salary, potentially reducing taxable income and saving money. But with changing tax legislation, electric vehicle...

What is a Primary Producer? Tax, Tips, and Advice 

A primary producer plays a vital role in the economy by engaging in agricultural, horticultural, fishing, forestry, and livestock activities. Whether you’re a farmer, a fisherman, or involved in...

Trade wars and tariffs

Global Google searches for the word “tariffs” spiked dramatically between 30 January and 2 February 2025, a +900% increase to the previous 12 months. We look at what tariffs really mean. Who pays for...
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