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
According to WorkSafe Queensland the highest risk industry on the Sunshine Coast, with a hugely disproportionate number of workers compensation claims, is the manufacturing industry. This includes metal product manufacturing,
Off the plan contracts are regularly used for the sale of property in developing estates and allow for the sale of property prior to a building being constructed. In Queensland,
Termination Entitlements With the exception of an employee whose employment is genuinely terminated as a consequence of serious misconduct, an employee should receive the following entitlements in their final pay:
Performance management is a complicated area of employment that can be challenging for an employer, distressing for an employee and can give rise to potential claims by an employee. A
WorkCover injury threshold reversed In October 2013 the Newman Government legislated radical changes to the workers compensation scheme in Qld. Most notably, the Workers Compensation and Rehabilitation and Other Legislation
