Once the Treasury Laws Amendment (2017 Measures No. 9) Bill 2017 has been enacted, the responsibility for paying GST on certain real estate transactions will shift from developers to purchasers. From 1 July 2018, purchasers of new residential premises or land within a subdivision in Australia may need to remit part of the purchase price … Continued
It belongs to the staff, it belongs to the creditors, it belongs to the Government, it belongs to lenders and it belongs to the customers. You as the business owner and director and guiding light are only its custodian. (In the interests of readability and space, hereafter, references to “he/his” are to be read as … Continued
It has been quite interesting to see the reaction that has erupted over the sudden expose of the fact that people with good noses, strong technical skills, a serious purpose and the opportunity to make a dollar will use whatever they can get to their own personal advantage and nobody cares; until they undermine the … Continued
CONGRATULATIONS MUNA LALOO Many of you are probably unaware but Western Sydney University offers international support by assisting migrants displaced by civil war and/or global unrest to rebuild their lives. They do this by each year providing Refugee Scholarships to students to assist with their studies. In 2014, Muna Laloo, a valued member of the … Continued
In todays “digital age” where staying ahead of the competition is vital, new technology is important for any business to introduce as it gives an edge over competitors and gives customers access to the state-of-the-art technologies that they crave. It is also important that all legal and regulatory factors are considered before any technology is … Continued
The Condon Forum (“It’s Accrual World – Tax Still Hasn’t Gone Away”) was held on 31 May 2017. Michael Collett (Tax Principal, Nexia Australia), Brett Young (Barrister, State Chambers) and Schon Condon (Managing Principal, Condon Associates Group) shared their experience and professional knowledge on the latest in taxation. Thank you to Joel Brooks from Chef’s … Continued
Mr Richard Jones purchased his first Range Rover in 1976 and since then he has owned a series of them. He was always pleased with the performance of the vehicles until 2004 when he purchased a Range Rover costing $118,150 from Purnell Motors. Shortly after taking delivery of the vehicle, it developed numerous problems and … Continued
Today we are seeing increasing instances where the failure to apply a reasonable degree of caution can leave a business or organisation in a real world of hurt. Whether it is simply not maintaining software upgrades, opening emails that are clearly not right, or rushing into opportunities that should really be properly thought through. In … Continued
On Wednesday 5th April 2017, Lieutenant Colonel Schon G. Condon was invited to attend Moorebank High School’s Anzac Day Ceremony as their Guest of Honour. A highlight of the school year is their Anzac Day Ceremony. Anzac Day is one of Australia’s most important national commemorative occasions. It marks the anniversary of the first major … Continued
Governance has long been a focal point raised by many, from elected Ministers at one end to the smallest lawyer or accountant advising the smallest of family businesses on how they should operate. It is by no means a new concept and it is one that these days many professional organisations make a lot of … Continued
