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The 2026-27 Federal Budget: What It Means for Workers, Investors and Small Business

Negative gearing, CGT indexation, trust distributions and a permanent instant asset write-off. The measures in the 2026-27 Budget that business owners and investors should be planning for.

Super Contribution Caps for 2026-27: What Changed and How to Use It

The concessional cap rose to $32,500 and the non-concessional cap to $130,000 from 1 July 2026. Here is what the new caps allow and how to build them into your strategy.

Three Tax Changes Business Owners Should Have on Their Radar

The EV FBT concession is being scaled back, the ATO has tightened its position on personal services income, and the cents per kilometre rate has moved. What each one means for you.

Profit Budget vs Cash Flow Budget: Why Your Business Needs Both

A profit budget tells you whether your business will make money. A cash flow budget tells you whether the money will be there when you need it. Here is how to build both.

Payday Super Is Here: What Employers Need to Get Right

Payday Super started on 1 July 2026. Super must now be paid with every pay run and received by the fund within 7 business days. Here is what changed and what to check.

Do You Pay Super for Contractors? Payday Super Just Made the Answer More Expensive

Payday Super did not change who is entitled to super. It changed when it must be paid. If you pay contractors on invoice, the invoice payment date is generally the payday.

Division 7A Loans Explained: The Real Cost of Borrowing From Your Company

A Division 7A loan lets you access company funds without an immediate dividend, but it is not free money. See a worked $50,000 example, the 8.77% benchmark rate and the true cost.