The Year Of The Dragon, Where There Is Smoke There Is Fire!
The Scheme financial results for the six months to December 31, 2011 were announced at the end of March and despite strong positive cash flow the Scheme delivered a $0.222 billion operating loss, the…
Proposed Work, Health & Safety Laws – Your Responsibility for Risks you Don’t Control
To comply with controversial proposed work, health and safety laws currently before South Australian Parliament[1] you may be required to drastically alter the way your business operates. Key issues…
Personal Property Securities ‑ How These Will Affect You
Do you: Sell goods on credit?Lease equipment or livestock?Have stock on consignment?Have goods, livestock or grain in storage?Provide finance on security other than land?If so, the new PPS regime…
The State of State Taxes: Reform or Land Grab?
Reports indicate that SA taxes for business are at the top of the range, and State taxes are generally inefficient and distorted, particularly for land and housing. Are there any prospects for change?
SafeWork SA Review Announced
Slow progress for model Safety laws continues
SA Introduces Additional Public Holidays
Business Coalition objections fail
Fair Work Australia Minimum Wage Review
Lowest weekly pay now exceeds $600
ATO targetting WET Producer Rebate compliance
Focus on "associated producers"
State Government Supports Additional Public Holidays
Business group voices concerns
Slow Progress for Model Safety Laws
Opposition determined to block path
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