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Voluntary Administration Process Commences for St Hilliers Construction Pty Ltd

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St Hilliers Construction Pty Ltd today announced that it has appointed Trent Hancock and Michael Hird of Moore Stephens Sydney Corporate Recovery Group as voluntary administrators.

Tax Laws Amendment (2012 Measures No.4) Bill 2012: tax exempt body “in Australia” requirements

Moore Stephens Australia have written a submission responding to the exposure draft legislation:

Tax Laws Amendment (2012 Measures No.4) Bill 2012: tax exempt body "in Australia" requirements.

Moore Stephens Australia submission to Treasury regarding the ‘In Australia’ special conditions exposure draft legislation on behalf of the University Sector

Moore Stephens Melbourne Pty Ltd’s has made a submission on behalf of the University Sector regarding the reforms proposed in the exposure draft legislation Tax Laws Amendment (2012 Measures No.4) Bill 2012: tax exempt body “in Australia” requirements(“the ED legislation”) and the accompanying explanatory memorandum (“the EDEM”) released on 17 April 2012.

Federal Budget 2012/13 - Employment taxes, remunerations and superannuation

There have been significant measures announced, which will impact non-residents and high income earners.

Federal Budget 2012/13 - Education

Overall the budget appears to be reasonable for the education sector with no significant decreases in funding. In particular it is pleasing that there are no cuts to the education investment fund.

Federal Budget 2012/13 - Not For Profit

There has been significant tax and governance reform of the not-for-profit sector over the last two years, with many announcements made. There is little in this budget that will specifically impact on the taxation and governance of the sector, allowing it time to digest the previously announced measures.

Federal Budget 2012/13 - Property & Funds Management

After a number of positive years, tax reform for Australian property investors appears to have stalled, and may even have gone into reverse. There is little good news for the property industry, and non-resident investors.

Federal Budget 2012/13 - Private Clients

This was a quiet budget for private clients, with no specific measures announced. However many measures mentioned elsewhere (for example, dropping the corporate tax cut) will have a significant impact on this sector of the economy. Many of the changes to personal taxes are also likely to impact significantly on small business.

Federal Budget 2012/13 - Business taxation

In a major development, the previously announced cut to the company tax rate will not go ahead.

Federal Budget 2012/13 - Executive Summary

We were told that this would be a tough budget, and the Government’s mantra has held true. The Treasurer has had the unenviable task of choosing between multiple deserving reforms, while delivering a $1.5 billion budget surplus in the face of plummeting tax receipts.


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