Landlords are providing rent relief and other incentives to help tenants deal with COVID-19. If your landlord is an SMSF, can they do this?
The Australian Government released revised guidance overnight that will impact on commercial landlords and their tenants.
The Government has passed some superannuation measures to assist individuals combat the impacts of COVID-19. Do they assist you and how do you take advantage?
The laws setting out the Federal Government’s response to Coronavirus were introduced into Parliament on 23 March 2020. We now have details of how the laws will operate in practice.
The Australian Government has announced temporary relief for businesses from statutory demands and liability for insolvent trading. Individuals will also be granted temporary relief in relation to bankruptcy notices.
The ATO has set out ways it can help taxpayers deal with COVID-19. This is not to be confused with the Federal Government’s Economic Response to Coronavirus.
The Australian Government has announced temporary relief for businesses from statutory demands and liability for insolvent trading. Individuals will also be granted temporary relief in relation to bankruptcy notices.
Sporting activities are being cancelled, schools might close, grandparents may not be able to care for children and self-quarantine is recommended for sick children and their parents and perhaps soon for all of us.
Coronavirus has interrupted domestic and international supply chains adversely, affecting the performance of contractual obligations.
On 6 March 2020, the superannuation guarantee amnesty Bill finally became law.
It is crucial, particularly during an office shutdown, that businesses implement protocols and check their mail, so that they are aware if a company is served with a creditor’s statutory demand at its registered office.
It is increasingly common for separated parents to obtain Protection Orders against a former spouse. Those Orders often contain stringent obligations, including restrictions on attending their child’s school.
Cooper Grace Ward acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Fast, accurate and flexible entities including companies, self-managed superannuation funds and trusts.