In this issue; Div 296 tax is now law: What it means for super, Granny Flats: Beware of the CGT consequences, Higher super contribution caps from 1 July 2026: what it means for you, CGT still applies even if you are "forced" to sell an asset, Car logbooks: Back to basics; Download the PDF Newsletter here:

In this issue; Payday super checklist for employers: Steps to stay compliant; Commonwealth Seniors Health Card: What's changing from 20 March 2026; FBT Checklist 2025-26; Download the PDF Newsletter here:

In this issue;Change to the tax treatment of holiday homes; Permanent incapacity and super; CGT: Buying a new home before selling the old; Six changes impacting your super in 2026; Download the PDF Newsletter here:

In this issue; Can the cost of clothing be tax deductible? Thinking of a Christmas stay in your SMSF property? Think again! The 50% CGT discount: More than meets the eye; Could you be missing out on thousands in lost super? Who can make a claim against a deceased estate? Surviving (and maybe avoiding) an ATO audit; Download the PDF Newsletter here:

In this issue; Christmas and tax; Reducing your tax bill while topping up your super; Division 296 tax revisited; Home Equity Access Scheme: What you need to know; Renting your holiday home; Using your home to produce income; Download the PDF Newsletter here:

In this issue; Protecting your super from scams; Family trusts are great but beware of disadvantages; The CGT Retirement Exemption Concession: What a boon!; Helping kids buy their first home using super; Tax on redundancy payments explained; Car claims for electric vehicles;   Download the PDF Newsletter here:

In this issue; Economic roundtable wash up; What to do if you exceed your super contribution caps; CGT and off-the-plan purchases; What happens if you don't have a valid will? Deductibility of self-education expenses; Download the PDF Newsletter here: