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ArticleTax & AccountingJanuary 31, 2026
OECD BEPS Pillar 2: US-headed MNEs could be exempt from IIR and UTPR top-up taxes; other recent developments
CCH tax law experts summarise key developments in the BEPS Pillar Two (Global Minimum Tax) landscape including potential exemptions for US-headed MNEs -
ArticleTax & AccountingJanuary 29, 2026
AML/CTF Tranche 2 reforms: key information for accounting firms
An overview of the AML/CTF Tranche 2 reforms and what they mean for accounting firms. -
ArticleTax & AccountingJanuary 22, 2026
Top Tax Changes 2025–26 checklist
This checklist sets out significant changes that are scheduled to operate from the 2025–26 income year. Note that, in some cases, implementation of these changes may be dependent on the future passage of the necessary legislation. -
ArticleComplianceLegalDecember 16, 2025
How are HECS debts treated in property settlements?
With the rising cost of tertiary education, it is now common to see sizeable HECS/HELP debts appear in property settlements. A common question that arises is how the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia will deal with these debts. -
ArticleComplianceTax & AccountingDecember 15, 2025
Blurred lines: navigating the tax deductibility of financial advice fees
TD 2024/7 clarifies when financial advice fees are tax-deductible, highlighting key distinctions under current tax law. -
ArticleComplianceLegalNovember 27, 2025
Civil litigation practice and Gen AI – NSW CJ announces practice note review (NSW)
Chief Justice Andrew Bell has announced a review of Supreme Court Practice Note Gen 23 on gen AI. In his view, it is one of the biggest challenges facing the justice system. -
ArticleComplianceLegalNovember 27, 2025
New merger laws commence on 1 January 2026: what do these reforms mean for you?
This is the biggest change to Australia’s merger laws in 50 years. Currently, Australia's merger laws do not require merger parties to notify the ACCC or wait for ACCC clearance. -
ArticleComplianceLegalNovember 19, 2025
Liability of lawyers for faulty pre-nups
Pre-nups or pre-nuptial agreements are becoming increasingly popular and are far more socially and legally acceptable in 2025 than in 2000 when they were first introduced. -
Case studyComplianceFinanceTax & AccountingNovember 14, 2025
Driving global tax innovation: How Moore Australia leverages CCH solutions
Discover how Moore Australia uses Wolters Kluwer’s CCH Integrator and CCH iKnowConnect to deliver cutting-edge compliance solutions and support firm-wide growth. -
Case studyTax & AccountingUpdated November 03, 2025
Hartmann-Cox Chartered Accountants increases capacity planning by 15% due to CCH iFirm
"[With CCH iFirm] During the pandemic, we added 15% to our annual workload without putting on more staff... and producing 12% revenue growth." - Troy Johnson, Partner, Hartmann-Cox Chartered Accountants -
ArticleTax & AccountingNovember 03, 2025
Demystifying base rate entities: tax rates, passive income and a practical example
Base rate entities in Australia are companies eligible for a reduced 25% corporate tax rate if their turnover is under $50M and 80% or less of their income is passive, as defined under the Income Tax Rates Act 1986. -
ArticleHealthNovember 03, 2025
Why effective nurse communication is key for trauma patients
Nurse leaders who embed clear communication practices ensure patients are at the centre of their care and reduce risks in trauma situations.
