428 | NDIS Registration Part 2
This is part 2 of our talk about NDIS registration with Astrid Rivalland and Helen Young of LegalVision in Sydney. Please listen first to part 1 in episode 427.
427 | NDIS Registration Part 1
Your NDIS registration can indirectly influence your GST exemption. Hence, this episode about the ins and outs of NDIS registrations.
411 | Amendment Period Changes
So far you could assume a 2-year amendment period for most SMEs. Not anymore. Here is what the update of Regulations 2015 change for you.
397 | Asset Protection Layers
Asset protection layers can get pierced through. None is watertight. But the more layers you have, the more protected you are.
396 | Asset Protection Silos
Asset protection silos are to ringfence the assets of one business from the creditors of another.
392 | Legislative Framework of Electronic Signatures
The legislative framework of electronic signatures is confusing - to say the least.
391 | Child Support Lump Sum Payments
Child support lump sum payments are often favoured by mothers and might improve the relationship between parents.
390 | Child Support Non Agency Payments
Child support non-agency payments are payments to third parties credited to a child support liability.
Update 34 | s100A B Blood and Guardian case
The two s100A B Blood and Guardian cases cover some very specific scenarios. And not common examples.
382 | Small Business Litigation Funding
Small business litigation funding sounds great but the devil is in the detail. There will be a substantial funding gap. Who pays that gap?
373 | Child Support Subpoena
A child support subpoena issued by the child support agency or the court poses a risk for the paying parent.
372 | PSI in Child Support Assessments
PSI in child support assessments is tricky. Even when you pass the PSI rules and have a PSB, the agency can override this.
366 | ASIC Deregistration of Insolvent Companies
ASIC deregistration of insolvent companies can be a deliberate strategy.
365 | When To Call It A Day
As your business struggles, when is it time to call it a day? Here is Ben Sewell with nine more questions to ask.
364 | When Your Business Can’t Pay Its Bills
What should you do when your business is struggling? There are 19 questions to ask.
352 | Amendment Periods
Amendment periods determine how much time you have to fix a tax return.
344 | The Jamsek Case
The Jamsek case - together with the Personnel Contracting Case - changed everything as Sam Harvery will tell you.
343 | Employee or Contractor
Employee or contractor - Old problem. New Court Case. Two new court cases in fact that are changing everything.
341 | Resident Director
A resident director usually fulfills just one specific role. And that is to meet the ASIC requirement that one director of a private Australian company must reside in Australia.
312 | Business Break Ups
Here is Scott McKenzie with 7 factors that make a business breakup easy or hard.
303 | Unfair Contract Case Study
Here is an unfair contract case study to show you how the unfair contract term provisions work.
302 | Unfair Contract Terms
The unfair contract term provisions might help you to get out of an unfair contract.
296 | Australian Cannabis Industry
The Australian cannabis industry is highly regulated but an emerging market with huge opportunities.
287 | Intellectual Property
Intellectual property is a right. It is only property as such to the extent you have a right to it. Here is Melissa McGrath with more.
281 | Child Support Payments
Child support payments - what to look out for? Simon Bacon of Manby & Scott is a family law lawyer specialising in child support arrangements, so perfect to ask how child support works.
272 | Company Capital
For small to medium companies the size and type of company capital usually doesn't matter. But sometimes it does.
271 | Company Constitutions
What is the difference between company constitutions and shareholder agreements? Should you just have one or do you need both?
269 | Intern or Employee
How do you tell whether somebody is an intern or employee? Where does an intern stop and employee start?
267 | Share Buyback
Any company can do a share buyback. The question is just whether it should. Here is Emily Pritchard of ACIS with more.
262 | Declaring a Dividend
Declaring a dividend is not that straight forward. There are 5 steps to run through. And heavy penalties await if you get this wrong.
255 | Family Provision Claims
Here is Paul Mackenroth of Cleary Hoare about what happened with the family provision claim in the Marsella case and how to avoid it.
247 | Bucket or Holding Company
Bucket company to the side or interposed holding company? Here is Geoff Stein of Brown Wright Stein Lawyers with some insights.
210 | Asset Protection
The more assets, the more asset protection you need. Here is Geoff Stein of Brown Wright Stein Lawyers in Sydney with more.
90 | Legal Structure For a Charity
The legal structure for a charity in Australia entails a long list of options, but most non-profit organisations in Australia are unincorporated associations.
142 | RG 146
RG 146 is an ASIC regulation listing the minimum training you need to give financial advice. Here is Mark Sinclair of Mentor Education.
139 | Incoterms
Incoterms are pre-defined commercial terms. Simon Dorevitch of A & A Tax Legal Consulting will tell you what they mean.
135 | Power of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship
Peter Bobbin of Argyle Lawyers will talk about enduring power of attorney and enduring guardianship. Listen in to know their difference.
49 | Joint Tenants or Tenants in Common
You got married and just bid on a house. Should you buy the house as joint tenants or tenants in common?
47 | Deceased Estates
When you die, everything you own will go into your deceased estate unless specifically excluded. And the devil is in these exclusions.
93 | New Safe Harbour for Directors
The new safe harbour rules for directors aim to change the insolvency culture in Australia. Ben Sewell of Sewell & Kettle will give you the details.
18 | Family Law
To sort out the tax side of a relationship breakdown, it helps to understand the legal side. Here is Angelina Torrisi of Family Law Practice.
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