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This year's budget contained a suite of measures to clamp down on tax minimisation. There were also several other policy initiatives regarding security and immigration.
This article summarises the significant changes.

The $4.2bn surplus, the first in 15 years, stole most of the headlines in this year's Federal Budget. However, there is a range of implications of importance for individuals, families and investors.
This article provides a budget overview to help..

The 'ace in the hole' of the 2023-24 Federal Budget was the $4.2bn surplus; the first in 15 years. But there's also a range of changes and implications for business.
This article provides an overview of the budget for business owners and leaders.

When you start a business, it inevitably consumes not just a lot of time but a lot of cash, and much of this is money you have already paid tax on. So, it only seems fair that when the business is up and running, the business can pay you back. Right?

Imagine what you could do with tax saved? You could:

Business Taxpayers
Business taxpayers will need to prepare for the new year as well as the current year.
Prepare for the following:

All those with family trusts need to do some tax planning and, at a bare minimum, review the cash distributions and prepare a Resolution before 30 June 2022.