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Helping family businesses plan for the future
This 6-part podcast series explores the unique dynamics of running a family business.
Listen nowThis 6-part podcast series explores the unique dynamics of running a family business.
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Infini Resources
Despite challenging market conditions, Infini Resources successfully listed on the ASX in 2024. HLB Perth’s advisory team was engaged to provide support throughout the IPO process.
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Q&A with Letecia & Nishedi
We would like to introduce you to Letecia from the Perth office and Nishedi from the Melbourne office. Although their roles are very different, both Letecia and Nishedi bring valuable insights on the joys and challenges of balancing work and family.
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Our firms are located throughout Australia and New Zealand. We are proud members of HLB International, the global accounting and advisory network. HLB has a history of innovation, collaboration and is dedicated to helping clients grow across borders.
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Federal Budget 2026-27
Download our Federal Budget 2026-27 Alert for a summary of the announcements related to personal and business taxation, tax compliance and superannuation.
Unpack what the 2026-27 Federal Budget means for you and your businessDownload our Federal Budget 2026-27 Alert for a summary of the announcements related to personal and business taxation, tax compliance and superannuation.
Unpack what the 2026-27 Federal Budget means for you and your businessYear End Strategies 2026
The latest 2026 Year End Strategies focuses on maximising your tax savings for 2025/26 and how to start planning fresh for next year.
Discover our year end tax & super planning strategies before the financial year closes
New Payday Super | Concessional contribution caps explained
From 1 July 2026, employers will be required to pay super guarantee (SG) contributions at the same time as salary and wages are paid (Payday Super). As employers transition to this system, some employees may temporarily exceed their concessional contribution cap, particularly in FY26 or FY27. Peter Bembrick Sydney tax partner outlines the risks, tax impact and how to manage excess contributions.
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