by Bailey Selth | 5- Get your finances in order (loans, leases and security), Uncategorized
If you’re a farmer who buys, sells, or borrows against livestock, machinery, or crops, you need to know about the Personal Property Securities Register (PPSR). Whether you’re selling livestock on account, leasing equipment, or buying second-hand machinery, the PPSR is a crucial tool to protect your rights — and to avoid nasty surprises down the track.
by Bailey Selth | 6 - Build and protect your wealth (including trusts), Uncategorized
Explore the complexities of death benefits and whether grandchildren can receive superannuation payouts directly.
by Bailey Selth | 2 - Run and manage your business (general commercial), Uncategorized
Learn about the franchise agreement reforms set for April 2025, designed to balance power between franchisors and franchisees.
by Bailey Selth | 12 - Manage your taxes, 5- Get your finances in order (loans, leases and security), 6 - Build and protect your wealth (including trusts), 7 - Deal with your real estate (property law), Uncategorized
Subdividing your land is a great way to release money for other projects as the prices of Australian real estate continue to climb. However, the tax consequences of subdivision and development are complicated. Getting the details wrong could cost you up to 100% more tax than you would otherwise be required to pay.
by Bailey Selth | 4 - Acquire, sell or shut down your business, Uncategorized
You’ve built something valuable, a business that’s your pride and joy. Now, you’re ready to hand it over to the right buyer and move on to your next chapter. You’re excited about the possibilities: a lucrative sale, a smooth transition, a well-earned reward. But as you picture potential buyers poking around in your books, a knot forms in your stomach.
by Bailey Selth | 8 - Pass on your wealth (including EP), Uncategorized
Who you appoint as the executors of your Will is an important decision. After all, these are the people responsible for carrying out your wishes after you pass away. However, you may wonder whether your executors should be paid or receive a gift in recognition of their efforts in administering your estate.