Most Australians are quick to protect their homes, cars, and businesses, but often forget to protect the most important asset of all: themselves. Yet the reality is clear: many families are financially vulnerable if the unexpected happens. Take control of your personal insurance with confidence and know that your plans won’t be derailed by the unexpected.
From 1 July 2026, employers must pay super with each payday, ending quarterly payments and bringing new compliance and cash flow challenges. Act now to stay compliant.
The government has pressed reset on the controversial Division 296 — a fresh version of the $3 million super tax is here. Discover what’s changed, what stayed the same, and how high-balance super funds will now be taxed differently.
The reworked design eliminates the major conceptual flaw – taxing unrealised gains – while preserving the government’s aim of narrowing super concessions at the top end. However, for practitioners, the complexity hasn’t gone away.
What happens when a key leader retires or an unexpected absence occurs in an organisation? That’s where succession planning comes in. Explore why succession planning matters and how TAG can future-proof your business. Prepare your organisation and your people to thrive into the future.
Division 296 is making headlines and causing concern, but for accountants it’s also a chance to turn panic into strategy. By guiding the conversation, you can help clients stay focused on what truly matters for their long-term goals.
Managing the Transfer Balance Cap is no longer just a compliance exercise, it’s a strategic opportunity for accountants to maximise client outcomes, reduce risk, and add real value to retirement planning.
Superannuation is too important to be treated as an afterthought. With trillions of dollars in retirement savings at stake, the way SMSFs are administered and advised can mean the difference between compliance and confidence.
With 30 June just around the corner, now’s the perfect time for tax pros to go beyond compliance and deliver real strategic value to clients. Whether you’re working with individuals, small business owners, or SMSF trustees, this is the moment to focus on tax minimisation, super contribution strategies, reviewing structures, and getting audit-ready.
Whether your clients are scaling up, de-risking, transitioning ownership, or preparing for sale, restructuring with purpose can unlock substantial value. Done well, it can reduce tax exposure, protect assets, and lay a foundation for sustainable long-term growth.
If you’re a business owner in Victoria, you may be feeling the pressure: costs are up, red tape is tightening, and strategic decisions are harder to make with clarity. So what’s driving this shift – and what can be done about it?
Thinking about setting up an SMSF? With the upcoming $3 million super tax, it’s more important than ever to weigh the pros and cons. This blog explores whether an SMSF still makes sense under the new rules — and why personalised advice is key.