Contractor or Employee: What’s the Risk?
Contractor or Employee: What’s the Risk? Contractor or Employee: What’s the Risk? We often see employers misunderstand the distinction between independent contractor and employee. This can be a very costly mistake. In this article we discuss: the difference between...
Struggling with a landlord? You may be able to terminate the lease
Casenote: Tenant's Ability to Terminate a Lease Struggling with a landlord? You may be able to terminate the lease Heavily entrenched in our legal system is the idea that if a party is not complying with its obligations under a contract, the non-breaching party may,...
Harding case on appeal – taxpayer wins, scope of ‘permanent place of abode’ concept widened
Harding case on appeal — taxpayer wins, scope of 'permanent place of abode' concept widened The following article was published on LinkedIn. Here is the link to the original post original post. A taxpayer with an Australian ‘domicile’ is a resident of...
SELLING YOUR BUSINESS: HOW TO NAVIGATE THE LEGAL MINEFIELD
Selling your business: How to navigate the legal minefield By: Scott McKenzie (Director) and Andrew Henshaw (Director) Selling a business can be a bittersweet moment. On one hand, you are ‘cashing in’ and will have the opportunity to free up time for other priorities....
Business Succession: Transitioning to the next generation
Business Succession: Transitioning to the next generation The following article was published on LinkedIn. Here is the link to the original post original post. Transitioning Family Businesses Statistics demonstrate that family owned businesses are the lifeblood of...
What’s in store for tax in 2019? Key tax issues business owners need to watch out for
Mr Henshaw's Life Death and Taxes The following article was published on LinkedIn. Here is the link to the original post original post. What’s in store for tax in 2019? Key tax issues business owners need to watch out for What’s in store for tax in 2019? Plenty! The...
Co-Owned Businesses: Why you need a business ‘pre-nup’ …. and what to do if you don’t have one.
Co-Owned Businesses The following article was published on LinkedIn. Here is the link to the original post original post. Co-Owned Businesses: Why you need a business ‘pre-nup’ …. and what to do if you don’t have one. Sport and business have many similarities. A...
Can a transfer to a ‘bare trust’ be subject to transfer duty? The devil is in the detail!
Mr Henshaw's Life Death and Taxes The following article was published on LinkedIn. Here is the link to the original post original post. Can a transfer to a ‘bare trust’ be subject to transfer duty? The devil is in the detail! The recent Victorian Supreme Court case...
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