Written by Michael Walsh | Associate Director With 30 June fast approaching, now is the time to review your tax position and ensure you’re taking advantage of available opportunities before the end of the financial year. Use this checklist to stay on track and prepare for upcoming superannuation changes. ✅ Before 20 June 2026 Superannuation
The 2026 Federal Budget has introduced a range of measures that could impact your finances, career and long-term wealth strategy. In this exclusive Walshs webinar, our expert panel breaks down the key budget announcements and what they mean specifically for doctors at every stage of their career. You’ll gain insights into: The latest tax and
Written by Tim McAllister | Investsments Analyst | Financial Planning The race to build artificial intelligence infrastructure across the United States is rapidly becoming one of the defining investment themes of the decade. While much of the attention has focused on semiconductor companies and AI software, a quieter but equally important story is unfolding underneath
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has handed down the 2026 – 27 Federal Budget, introducing some of the most significant proposed tax reforms in decades – particularly around property investment, discretionary trusts, Capital Gains Tax (CGT), and superannuation. Our team has summarised the key changes and what they may mean for your financial position, including: Property &
Written by Cheryl Jones | Senior Bookkeeper | Bookkeeping From 1 July 2026, a major change to superannuation obligations will come into effect for Australian employers. Known as “Payday Super,” this reform will require super contributions to be paid at the same time as employee wages, rather than quarterly. Understanding these changes now will help
Introduction Rising fuel costs are placing increasing pressure on many Australian businesses, impacting cash flow and day-to-day operations. In response, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has announced temporary support measures to assist eligible businesses struggling to meet their tax obligations. Understanding these options can help businesses manage short-term financial pressure more effectively. What Support Is Available? The ATO is
Written by Timothy Reece | Associate Director | Accounting The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has recently released Draft Taxation Ruling TR 2025/D1, providing updated guidance on how individual property owners should treat rental income and deductions. Crucially, the ruling introduces stricter views on “holiday homes”- properties that are used for both private enjoyment and short-term rental. If your
Written by Luke Mackie | Provisional Financial Adviser | Accounting Australian property prices have risen sharply over recent years, particularly through and following the COVID period. In markets such as Brisbane, Perth and parts of regional Queensland, price growth has exceeded 70% over five years in some areas. This has led many investors, especially high‑income professionals to
Significant changes have been announced to the Government’s proposed Division 296 tax on superannuation earnings, which will particularly affect individuals with super balances above $3 million. For many Australians who have built significant retirement savings—particularly through self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs)—understanding these changes is essential. On 13 October 2024, Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced key adjustments aimed
If you’ve been thinking about buying your first home, there’s some big news making headlines. From 1 October, the Federal Government is rolling out major updates to the First Home Buyer Guarantee Scheme. The important thing to note is that medical professionals can already access these kinds of benefits through Walshs, with additional benefits!
