From hiring to firing – written by Nicole Doyle, Associate. Small businesses today face a growing minefield of challenges when it comes to employees. From recruitment right through to the
How to set aside a statutory demand – written by Wayne Davis, Lawyer. A creditor’s statutory demand in a demand for payment made under section 459E of the Corporations Act
Liquor Licencing Breach – written by Anthony Miller, Principal Lawyer. Did you know that a breach of the Liquor Act could result in a penalty in excess of $300,000.00? However,
Injuries in the workplace? – written by Nicole Doyle, Associate. Managing an injured employee can be challenging. Even if an employee’s sickness or injury is non-work related, there are still
Have you been injured at work? – written by Nicole Doyle, Associate. According to WorkSafe Queensland the highest risk industry on the Sunshine Coast, with a hugely disproportionate number of
Residential Property Transactions and Valuations – written by Rachel Clutterbuck Lawyer. If you are acquiring residential property in Queensland, you will generally have to pay transfer duty. Transfer duty on a
Additional Foreign Acquirer Duty – written by Rachel Clutterbuck, Lawyer. If you are acquiring residential land in Queensland and you are classed as a foreign acquirer, you may be liable
Making a Payment Claim BCIPA (QLD) – written by Wayne Davis, Lawyer. If you are in the building industry, then it is important that you understand the workings of the
For the purpose of applying for winding-up orders, issuing a statutory demand is currently the most common first step in establishing that a company is insolvent. Where a company owes
Changes for Property Sales From 1 July 2016, vendors who sell property for a contract price $2 million or more will be affected by amendments to the Tax and Superannuation
