A Virtual CFO gives your business access to senior financial leadership without the cost of a full-time hire. Find out what's involved.
Agriculture is one of the most financially complex sectors to operate in. Income can fluctuate dramatically from year to year, investment choices carry more weight and the decisions you make today can shape your farm and your family for generations.
New Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) requirements apply to accounting firms from 1 July 2026. Find out what this means for you.
With 30 June approaching, SMSF trustees should review key year-end tasks including contribution caps, pension payments, audit records, investment strategy and Division 296 planning.
The federal government has announced concessions for small businesses, exemptions for testamentary trusts and consultation on a new concession for innovative start-ups. Read more.
Brian Wray joined the Farms Advice Podcast to unpack what the Federal Budget means for trusts, capital gains and succession on the farm. Read a summary of their conversation, or listen to the full episode.
This guide explains what's changing with Payday Super, what your business needs to do to prepare, and brings together all the resources from our recent webinar: the recording, presentation slides, a preparation checklist and software set-up guides.
A once-only CGT reset lets SMSFs draw a line under gains accrued before Division 296 begins. It's optional, made at fund level, and timing is critical. Find out whether you should consider it.
Julie Schofield sat down with Oli from the Humans of Agriculture podcast to explain Payday Super and what it means for business owners, including practical steps to prepare.
Ivy McGufficke recently appeared on Graziher’s Life on the Land podcast. In the episode, she discusses succession planning, confidence in agriculture and the complexity of modern farming businesses.
Australia’s carbon market is evolving, and the draft Integrated Farm and Land Management (IFLM) framework could make it easier for farmers to earn carbon credits. By allowing multiple vegetation activities under one project, IFLM aims to cut paperwork and costs while improving flexibility for landholders considering carbon farming.
Income volatility is part of farming. Strong seasons can generate surplus cash, while tougher years can place pressure on working capital and tax outcomes. Farm management deposits (FMDs) are one