Division 296 is now law. The two Bills implementing it – the Treasury Laws Amendment (Building a Stronger and Fairer Super System) Bill 2026 and its companion Imposition Bill – passed Parliament on 10 March 2026 and received Royal Assent shortly after. The tax commences from 1 July 2026, with the first assessments expected to
At Walshs, we’re all about helping you make smart financial moves that build long-term wealth. And for many Australians, one of the biggest steps on that journey is buying property – whether it’s a place to call home or a strategic investment. To cut through the noise and boost your confidence, we partnered with PMC
Gone are the days of setting a tax strategy at the start of the financial year and forgetting about it. In today’s ever-changing economic and legislative landscape, tax planning has become an essential part of managing your personal and business finances. To stay ahead, you need to be flexible, informed, and prepared to pivot your
Superannuation death benefits provide financial support to your family once you pass away. These benefits include the balance of your super account, including any life insurance held within your superannuation fund. Unlike other assets, superannuation death benefits may not form part of your estate unless directed by a binding death benefit nomination. Who Can Receive Superannuation Death
How do you keep your finances on track when a medical career demands so much of your focus and time? The journey of a medical professional is unique, marked by long hours, intensive (and expensive!) study and unexpected relocations and other fun twists. Financial management is a critical part of sustaining this journey, yet it’s
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) recently updated its property valuation criteria, bringing significant changes to how property valuations are conducted and reported for Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF)s. These changes are crucial for SMSF Members and Trustees to understand. Overview of the changes The ATO’s updated property valuation criteria aim to provide clearer guidelines and
The 2024-25 Federal Budget, unveiled on Tuesday, May 14, 2024, brings notable changes impacting individuals, businesses, and superannuation. Among the highlights are the eagerly anticipated Stage 3 Tax Cuts, reducing tax rates and raising income thresholds for higher tax brackets starting July 1, 2024. For businesses, the Instant Asset Write-Off is extended, providing small businesses
Self-Managed Superannuation Funds (SMSFs) have become a popular investment vehicle in Australia, offering individuals greater control over their retirement savings. One intriguing avenue for SMSF investment is purchasing medical rooms. Not only does this provide a stable income stream, but it also allows healthcare professionals to secure their own practice premises. In this blog, we
Buying into a Medical Practice partly or wholly can be a very daunting task which is generally capital intensive, but when performed correctly it can create a great investment vehicle which will continue to provide community health for future generations. The purpose of completing a due diligence is to confirm the facts provided by the
2021 was a busy year for the superannuation industry, and no doubt as we head to a federal election superannuation will again be a hot topic. A few weeks ago, Federal Parliament passed new legislation to be effective from 1 July 2022 which will provide additional attractive concessions for members of superannuation funds. We discuss these
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