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The Government and the ATO had been saying that JobKeeper was a "one in all in" system, and on Friday 1 May 2020 that effectively became law, with it becoming an offence for an employer that registered for the JobKeeper payments not notifying their eligible employees in writing.
Read MoreOn 15 April 2020 the NSW Government announced a complex moratorium on residential tenancy evictions (Moratorium).
Read MoreIts finally arrived! The ATO’s alternative decline in turnover test was released yesterday, 23 April 2020. We have all the answers here.
Read MoreCommercial tenants unable to pay rent and landlords unable to meet mortgage repayments, many are suddenly finding themselves in an unexpected dilemma
Read MoreWill you get $1,500 per fortnight for each employee under the Jobkeeper scheme? Which employees will it cover?
Read MoreBoth the Federal and NSW Governments have now passed laws in support of their stimulus packages to address the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The laws provides substantial measures for small and medium enterprises including..
Read MoreOn 24 January 2020, the Court ordered penalties against Geowash, the director and the franchising manager. The focus of this article is about how directors can be personally liable when a company breaches the law.
Read MoreIn the wake of the Banking Royal Commission, the Franchising Inquiry and the CBA Prudential Inquiry, the regulators have been given their orders and with them, the powers to investigate anyone of interest from businesses, big or small.
Read MoreWhile businesses are starting to pay attention to the PPSA, many are not getting their compliance systems and processes right and are paying a (very expensive) price for getting it wrong.
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