Privacy of Personal and Credit Information: What Should You Do?
The New Rules The new regimes for privacy of personal information and credit information in the Privacy Act have been in force since 14 March 2014. The Office of the Australian Information…
Company Loans, Payments and Debt Forgiveness: New Proposals
For many years the tax laws around private company loans, payments and debt forgiveness, Division 7A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936 have caused problems for directors, shareholders and…
Transport Development Levy Bill 2013
With the return of the State Government it now appears certain that the Transport Development Levy will come into operation. A Transport Development Levy (“levy”) will be assessed on certain…
DW Fox Tucker sponsors Australian Heritage Week Debate
Monday 14 April 2014, 6.00pm – 10.30pm, Rymill House
Reasonable Administrative Action
Businesses failing to comply with their industrial obligations will open themselves up to claims for workers’ compensation.
‘SuperStream’ Changes To Superannuation Funds
From 1 July this year the way employers interact with superannuation funds to which they make contributions will change. The Government’s ‘SuperStream’ changes will require that every employer with…
Privacy Act - Today Is “P” Day
Today (12/03/2014) is the day that massive changes to the Privacy Act come into effect. These include the new Australian Privacy Principles (“APPs”) and the new “positive” credit reporting system.…
Introducing New DW Fox Tucker Partner Mark Minarelli
We’re delighted to announce the arrival of Mark Minarelli, formerly of Dulwich boutique firm Minarelli Legal, as a new Partner at DW Fox Tucker. Mark has over 45 years experience in all forms of…
Submission To ATO On WET Earlier Producer Rebate Provisions
Late last month, Fox Tucker Lawyers, together with a number of wine industry associations and contacts, was forwarded by the Australian Tax Office a consultation paper on the WET producer rebate. It…
Employers Have a Right to Know!
A recent Federal Court ruling reinforces employers’ rights to seek medical information to satisfy work health & safety obligations.
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