Watch our webinar to understand the new legislative framework for casual employees and potential risks and obligations for employers.
Employers are required to review and reassess their casual employment arrangements before 27 September 2021. Discover what this change means for your business and what you need to do to prepare.
Experts from SW and Hall & Wilcox discussed:
- How casual employment is defined
- What are the new casual conversion rules?
- Who is entitled to long service leave
- What employers need to prepare now
- Calculation of entitlements
- Record keeping
- Underpayments
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Steve Allan |
Sharon Burke |
Alison Baker |
Janelle McPhee |
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If you have any queries or would like more information, please contact the Marketing team via [email protected].
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在我们近期的全中文财税更新讲座上，本所专家团队解读了近期主要财税变化，以及这些变化为企业与个人带来的影响与机遇。
At our recent Mandarin Tax and Accounting update, our team of experts discussed the recent key accounting and tax changes, the impact and opportunities that these changes would bring to individuals and businesses.
重点税务与财务事宜更新总汇 | Summary of key tax & accounting matters
- 联邦预算重点事宜跟进
Follow up on Budget key tax measures - 各州疫情补贴汇总/对比
State COVID support overview/comparison - 澳大利亚税务局最新税收裁定与观察
ATO Ruling updates & observations - 个人与中小型企业近期关注
ATO‘s focus area on Individual and SMEs - 近期重大税务案件回顾
Recap of key cases - 《减少信息披露制度》与《简化披露准则》的差异对比
RDR and SDS comparison - ASIC 最新消息及其他条例变化
ASIC update and other regulatory changes
专家团队 | Our experts
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张洋 Bessie Zhang |
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叶嘉 James Ye |
栾万博 Leo Luan
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时炜淞 Vincent Shi |
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陈泓洋 Michael Chen |
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若您有任何疑问或想了解更多详情，欢迎通过 [email protected] 联系本所市场团队。
If you have any queries or would like more information, please contact the Marketing team via [email protected].
关注我们的微信公众号，查看更多最新资讯与活动。
Follow our WeChat account to stay updated on insights and our other webinars.
The wine sector has been hit hard by the pandemic and changing global trade measures. We’ll be exploring the issues and opportunities for exporters of Australian Wine with real life scenarios, war stories from experts and no cliches!
Our experts from South Korea, Japan and India:
- Explore the latest in the Australian Wine landscape with Stuart Barclay, General Manager, Marketing at Wine Australia
- Discover the tastes, competitive landscape and export potential for Australian wines across South Korea, Japan and India
- Provide practical tips via Q&A to make your export diversification ideas your reality.
Your guides online
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Tom Mullarkey |
Mark O’Callaghan |
Stuart Barclay |
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Sneha Rao |
Makoto Shimizu |
Sangmi Kim |
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If you have any queries or would like more information, please contact the Marketing team via [email protected].
What is happening now that is shaping future opportunities?
Property and economics are often cyclical in nature. For this reason, experts often use the past to predict a future outlook. However, with global disruption, the level of uncertainty has increased drastically, with many experts uncertain if we can look back to predict our future.
For this reason, we’re bringing renowned property players together to take a deep dive into the changing landscape in Australia, the impact this has on the future for property and what people and businesses should be considering now to prepare.
Following a keynote from CoreLogic Asia Pacific‘s Head of Research, Tim Lawless, some of our panellists include:
- Scott Keck, Chairman at Charter Keck Cramer
- Danni Hunter, Executive Director, Victoria at Property Council of Australia
- Leanne Boyle, Head of Urban Regeneration at Lendlease
- Daren McDonald, Partner, Chair of Property & Infrastructure Industry Group at SW
Moderated by Matt Birrell, Partner at SW, our speakers and panellists will discuss
- Australian demographics shaping property
- Property future values
- Future of property: Future opportunities vs correction of market
Forum – delivered online & free of charge
The keynote session will be followed by a presentation and a panel discussion, with Q&A opportunities throughout. Further speakers will be announced shortly, and full program details sent to all registrants.
Date: Thursday 21 October 2021
Time: 9:30am – 11am (AEDT)
In the wake of the 2021 Federal Budget and lead up to end of financial year, our tax experts reviewed and highlighted the major tax developments, changes and practical matters that you need to consider in the lead up to the financial year-end.
This tax briefing covered:
- Federal Budget overview
- COVID measures –state of play
- State Taxes update
- International update
- Hybrid Mismatch
- Digital taxes
- Transfer Pricing update
- ATO activity
Your guides online
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Stephen O’Flynn |
Matt Birrell |
Abi Chellapen |
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Yang Shi |
Jae Debrincat |
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If you have any queries or would like more information, please contact the Marketing team via [email protected].
在我们近期的全中文财税更新讲座上，本所专家团队解读了近期主要财税变化，以及这些变化为企业与个人带来的影响与机遇。
At our recent Mandarin Tax and Accounting update, our team of experts discussed the recent key accounting and tax changes, the impact and opportunities that these changes would bring to individuals and businesses.
重点税务与财务事宜更新总汇 | Summary of key tax & accounting matters
- 澳大利亚税务局最新税收裁定与指导意见
Recent Key Taxpayer Alerts & Guidance - 近期重大税务案件回顾
Recap of key cases - 转让定价最新消息
Key Transfer Pricing updates - 上期财务知识更新讲座内容回顾
Previous accounting update session recap- 现代奴役制合规申报
Modern Slavery Statement - 由2020年及2021年1月1日起生效的会计准则变更
Standards amendments effective 1 January 2020 and 2021 onwards
- 现代奴役制合规申报
- ASIC 最新消息及其他条例变化
ASIC update and other regulatory changes - 取消特殊目的财务报告
Removal of Special Purpose Financial Reporting - 澳大利亚会计准则变更2020-3号 (2022年1月1日起生效)
Amendments to Australian Accounting Standards 2020-3 (effective 1 January 2022 onwards)
专家团队 | Our experts
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张洋 Bessie Zhang |
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叶嘉 James Ye |
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栾万博 Leo Luan
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林长春 Neville Lin |
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施洋 Yang Shi |
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若您有任何疑问或想了解更多详情，欢迎通过 [email protected] 联系本所市场团队。
If you have any queries or would like more information, please contact the Marketing team via [email protected].
关注我们的微信公众号，查看更多最新资讯与活动。
Follow our WeChat account to stay updated on insights and our other webinars.
Grants and tax incentives can make the difference in getting your business to the next stage.
Our R&D Incentive and Government Grants webinar provides the insights into what kind of Government support is available to business who are looking to grow, innovate and evolve.
Our experts covered some of the basics and discussed how a tailored strategy can help identify and unlock Federal and State assistance to maximise support and elevate businesses’ projects.
Our services
ShineWing Australia has a dedicated Research & Development and Government Incentives (RDGI) team with a national presence.
Our approach cuts through complexity to maximise success and understand the heart of what our clients want to achieve.
Our R&D services include:
- Identifying and evaluating eligible R&D activities and projects
- Calculating eligible R&D expenditure
- Preparing documentation for registration of R&D activities
- Preparing the R&D Tax Schedule to claim the benefit
- Assisting with compliance and project documentation
- Conducting R&D training sessions.
Government grants cover a broad spectrum of industries and activities, and generally require a high level of detail in the application. Clients recognise the opportunity and value that our expertise provides to significantly improve their rate of success.
These businesses have identified several key reasons they come to us:
- Identifying, scoping and applying can take many hours – time that is better spent on developing the business and product offering
- We know what’s happening in the grant funding landscape, and can tailor a Government Incentives strategy to your business as you grow
- Our Grants team can prepare high-quality applications and leverage our relationships with key government departments to maximise your chance of funding success.
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Developing tomorrow’s property fund leaders today
For the fifth year, we deliver an interactive 5-part seminar series to aspiring and emerging leaders in the Property Fund Management sector, with direct access to leading industry experts and their experience, strategic industry insights and pitfalls, and key issues ranging from structuring, debt and equity through to legal and compliance.
Facilitated by our property funds specialists, featuring content developed alongside industry, each session features practical working considerations and discussions with market leaders.
In 2021, we are delivering this course online, nationally.
Who should attend?
- Emerging leaders in property fund management
- Professionals involved in the property funds industry
- Property developers looking to move into funds management
Benefits
- Learn how to protect your business & personal assets
- Different approaches to structuring a product
- Identifying methods to raise debt and equity capital
- Market trends in the different asset classes
- Tax issues arising from different structures
- Effective exit strategies for your investors
- How has COVID changed the landscape
Series details
Cost (ex GST)
- $500 per person for the series
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$1,000 group booking for up to 3 people
Timing
4.00 – 6.00pm on Tuesdays mid-month, minimising disruption to your day, week and month.
Series information
1 Fundamentals for Success /1 16 March
A brief overview of the series structure before hearing first-hand from industry specialists the key lessons they’ve learnt, what challenged them the most, what worked, what didn’t and tips on building the right team.
2 Fundamentals for Success /2 20 April
How do you separate your business fund from your personal assets? Learn how to protect yourself, your funds and the appropriate ownership structures recommended to protect your investment and maximise your return.
3 Fund Structuring 18 May
You may have a plan, but do you know which fund structure will give you the best competitive advantage? The industry experts will talk you through the fund structure matrix which covers local and international equity, fee structure and more.
4 Debt & Equity 15 June
Everything you need to consider and what to avoid in modern-day financing. Identify both the traditional and alternative methods for obtaining funding, how to strike a deal with the banks and how best to raise your debt and equity.
5 Legal, Regulatory & Compliance 13 July
Ensuring your i’s are dotted and t’s are crossed are important for the property funds management industry. Our experts will talk you through the documentation and practical application involved in your fund set-up and provide tips on avoiding common pit-falls to ensure you stay compliant.
Series experts
Each session features experienced experts:
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Our significant involvement in the industry provides us with an expert level of knowledge across the business, tax and accounting issues that impact the sector.
We take pride in being at the forefront of reforms, whether legislative or administrative, and we are actively involved with key industry bodies.
We have a long and close relationship with the Property Funds Association of Australia, and we are actively involved in various Committees with the Property Council of Australia.
We are also regularly involved in consultative processes, making submissions to Treasury and the ATO.
A complete service solution for property fund leaders
We are recognised as specialists and trusted advisors to the funds management industry. We provide a range of tailored services to our listed and unlisted property fund clients, including:
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Our tax experts provided updates on:
- New and recent developments
- FBT recap and hot topics – reducing FBT on cars and car parking due to COVID-19
- Global mobility and impacts of COVID-19 on tax residency and employee tax obligation
- Payroll tax and COVID-19 concessions
- The rise in popularity and attractiveness of employee share and incentive plans (Corporate session only)
- Highlighting not-for-profit rebates and exemptions (NFP & Government session only)
Corporate session
Nor-for-profit & Government session
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At a time when investment and innovation are pivotal to progressing Australia’s place on the global energy stage, join us as we discuss our energy future:
- Key drivers and expected changes in Australia’s energy mix
- The role of emerging and enabling technologies
- The development and role of hydrogen in our future energy supply
Following a keynote from Simon Holmes à Court, Director at the Smart Energy Council and senior adviser to the Climate and Energy College at the Energy Transition Hub at Melbourne University, our panellists include:
Origin Energy | Frank Calabria, CEO
Pacific Hydro | Rachel Watson, CEO
Goldwind Australia | John Titchen, Managing Director
Global Compact Network Australia | Kylie Porter, Executive Director
ANZ | John Hirjee, Executive Director – Resources, Energy & Infrastructure
CSIRO | Vicky Au, Engagement & Strategy Lead – Hydrogen Industry Mission
EDL Energy | Stephanie Moroz, Innovation Manager
LAVO | Alan Yu, CEO
Port of Brisbane | Craig Wilson, Environment Manager
From agriculture to manufacturing, financial services to logistics, education to exports – our energy supply, demand, delivery and production touches all parts of Australian industry.
We look forward to connecting with you.
Forum – delivered online & free of charge
The keynote will be followed by three panel discussions with a short break at 3.55pm. Further speakers to be announced and full program will be sent to registrants.
| Date | Wednesday 11 November 2020 |
| Time | 3pm – 5pm (AEDT) |
Clink & Drink
Join us for a conversation following the forum. Connecting you with the speakers, panellists and moderators.
| Date | Wednesday 11 November 2020 |
| Time | 5pm – 5:45pm (AEDT) |