Every year at Walshs Practice, we see the same “small but surprisingly complex” questions pop up in meetings with our medico clients. These questions might seem minor, but the answers can make a real difference to your refund and tax position. Below are ten of the most common (but uncommon!) tax questions we are asked
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
A home loan for doctors can look very different from a standard mortgage. Buying a home is a milestone that many people aspire to, but for doctors the path can be unique. Between long training years, irregular income during rotations, and the high costs of setting up or buying into a practice, saving a full
We’re absolutely thrilled to announce the winner of our 2025 Walshs Medical Bursary — and what an inspiring story it is! Congratulations to Dr Hannah Rienks, a fifth-year Obstetrics and Gynaecology Registrar (and proud Walshs client!) whose passion for women’s health is literally life-changing. Hannah will be heading to Kagando Hospital in western Uganda, joining
Medical accounting services shouldn’t just come into focus once a year. For many doctors, accounting is something they associate with the rush of tax season—but the best financial outcomes come from working with a team who understands the unique nature of your income, obligations, and goals, and who supports you well beyond 30 June. Whether
You may have seen headlines about the Albanese Government’s recently legislated 20% reduction in student debt – welcome news to many doctors and medical professionals still carrying HECS-HELP balances. So, when will it be applied and how does it affect your financial plans today? Let’s break it down. Has the 20% reduction happened yet? Yes

















