Newsletters
2007
- Disability trusts: Window of opportunity to convert existing trusts
- Planning ahead: Enduring guardians can help if you lose capacity
- Victimisation: Health and safety watchdogs given protection
- Tax tips: Timing can save you money
- Warning of risk: Would you have acted differently
- Simplified super: Broad changes established
- Danger at work: Directors’ criminal liability for harm to employees
- Bush pressure: Complexity of land use and regulations
- Financial drought: Tax relief and tax danger in defaulting loans
- Smoke alarms: Warning notice required on contracts for sale of land
- Misleading conduct: Employees found personally liable
- Buying and selling property: Who bears the risk of damage?
- Parenting plans: New laws to share looking after children
- Finance: Partners’ bitter end if timing is wrong
- Transition over: Work Choices record-keeping to be enforced
- Injured employee: What penalties for an employer with no insurance?
- Farm debt: When is a rural property not a farm?
- Latent injuries: What is the timeframe to make a claim?
- Compensation: Employment must ‘significantly’ contribute to the disease
- Directors’ liabilities: Each can be liable for totality of unpaid PAYG tax
- First home buyer relief: Trustee parent seen as guardian
- Loss of profits: Holding subcontractors responsible
- Super’s magic pudding: A plus for baby boomers
- Workplace: Vicarious liability of employer extends to rape
- Liquor licence: Red light on applications that fail to disclose traffic offences
- When a sale is a loan: Avoiding a taxable dividend
- Disappointed vendors: Two contractual options for claims
- Separation: When the marriage is over but you can’t afford to live apart