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Large private company thresholds double from 1 July 2019

30/05/2019

Changes to the Corporations Act 2001 mean some private (proprietary) companies will no longer be classified as large, and audited financial reports no longer required. What you need to know Recent amendments to ‘Proprietary Company Thresholds’ in the Corporations Act 2001 have doubled the current thresholds for proprietary companies classified as ‘large’, and many companies that historically lodged […]

Emerging Developers Series 2019 - Melbourne

13/05/2019

After six successful series, we are delighted to announce our highly popular Emerging Developers Series will be back again this year. The Emerging Developers Series is a four-part program of interactive seminars for an intimate group of up and coming property professionals. It is designed to walk you through the property development process from start […]

Superannuation Data Analytics

06/05/2019

Data analytics will enable you to manage your organisation’s superannuation compliance risk efficiently, as well as identifying potential savings opportunities Superannuation obligations & risks Calculating the correct superannuation for employees becomes complex when shift work, overtime, benefits and different engagement models need to be considered. The associated financial, cultural and reputational risks can be exponential […]

Mandarin Tax and Accounting Update - Federal Budget edition

01/04/2019

Following the release of Australia’s Federal Budget on the evening of 2nd April, this seminar will focus on the tax and accounting impacts resulting from changes announced in the Budget by the Government. The seminar will also contrast these with the Federal Opposition Labour Party’s proposed Tax Policies with our speakers providing their expert analysis on […]

Australian businesses believe election speculation no good for business

28/03/2019

On the eve of the Federal Budget, a new poll has shown that three out of five Australian businesses believe speculation around the federal election is having a negative impact on business and consumer confidence. Over 230 businesses across a range of key of industry sectors responded to ShineWing Australia’s Pre-Budget impact survey. While only […]

Lease liabilities on the balance sheet

22/03/2019

Does your company use assets on an operating lease? The new leases accounting standard could potentially result in significant adjustments to your company’s financial statements. Overview of AASB 16 Leases Applicable from 1 January 2019, companies will need to recognise operating leases, such as a lease for a building, land, machinery or IT equipment, on […]

Hybrid Mismatch - Integrity rule guidance

21/03/2019

The ATO will soon release guidance on application of the Australian Government’s new Hybrid Mismatch Integrity Rules that commenced on 1 January 2019. These new rules may impact common intra-group financing arrangements into Australia that comes via interposed entities. It is expected however, this new guidance may not fully resolve taxpayers’ concerns about applying these […]

State of the Market

20/03/2019

ShineWing Australia invites you to an exclusive briefing for investors. Experienced investment managers will provide you with the latest insights and opportunities regarding the current investment landscape. The State of the Market series will be run over the year and will host panels of investment managers to explain trends in the following specific asset classes: […]

Universities - Not-for-Profit revenue recognition

18/03/2019

Universities will need to apply the new standards for recognising revenue for the first time in the 2019 financial year. The new standards for recognising revenue for NFP entities are AASB 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers and AASB 1058 Income for Not-For-Profits. These standards are now in the year of adoption and Universities will […]

Embrace the BEAR - Banking Executive Accountability Regime

13/03/2019

BEAR in mind about accountability and governance – it is due to commence on 1 July 2019 for medium and small Authorised Deposit-taking Institutions (ADIs). In February 2018, the Banking Executive Accountability Regime (BEAR) was enacted in Australia to establish clear accountability obligations for Authorised Deposit-taking Institutions (ADIs) and their directors and senior executives. It […]