The case of Unlucky Steve, who bought before every crash

The case of Unlucky Steve, who bought before every crash

Even investors who bought at the worst possible moments over 25 years still more than tripled their money One of the most common fears investors face is putting money into the market today, only to see asset prices fall significantly tomorrow. It’s understandable; when headlines are dominated by war, tariffs, inflation risks and AI spending … Read more

Departing Australia superannuation payment

Departing Australia superannuation payment

If you’re a temporary resident of Australia, how to claim your superannuation when you leave. Eligibility for Departing Australia superannuation payment (DASP) If you’ve worked in Australia on a temporary visa, you may have accumulated superannuation that has been paid by your employer under the compulsory super guarantee. You may be eligible to have this … Read more

Tax Alert June 2026

Tax Alert June 2026

Recent updates from the ATO highlight a mix of proposed tax changes and compliance priorities, with new draft legislation under consideration and practical guidance released ahead of the Payday Super changes starting 1 July 2026. Check eligibility for tech booster deduction Small businesses are being encouraged to review their eligibility for the government’s proposed Technology … Read more

What is a finfluencer

What is a finfluencer

Your favourite finfluencer’s content might sound good, but you should still run some checks before you commit your money. What is a finfluencer? Financial influencers (aka ‘finfluencers’) discuss financial products and services online through social media platforms and/or a website. Their content tends to be highly relatable, with personal stories relating to their finances paired … Read more

Fuel tax credits

Fuel tax credits

Fuel tax credits provides you with a credit (in dollars) for the fuel tax (excise or customs duty) that’s included in the price of fuel used in eligible business activities. Before claiming fuel tax credits, make sure: the fuel you acquire for use is eligible the business activities are eligible. Check the fuel you used … Read more

Providing work vehicles or other perks to staff?

Providing work vehicles or other perks to staff?

Providing perks to employees If you provide work vehicles or other perks to employees – even if they’re provided occasionally – you may be providing a fringe benefit. This means you could have FBT obligations for the FBT year (1 April 2026 – 31 March 2027). Many businesses provide fringe benefits without realising it. Fringe benefits are non-cash perks … Read more