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Tax software doesn't get much limelight. But in this episode with Alan Fitzgerald it will.

Does size matter? Does it matter whether capital is paid in or not? And who is responsible for substantiating the claim of capital profits reserves and capital losses carryforward? These are just some of the questions Geoff Stein of Brown Wright Stein Lawyers in Sydney will discuss with you.

What is the difference between company constitutions and shareholder agreements? Should you just have one or do you need both? Why do you need a constitution in the first place? These are just some of the many questions Damien Lehmann of Andreyev Lawyers in Sydney will discuss with you in this episode.

In this episode Geoff Stein of Brown Wright Stein Lawyers in Sydney will discuss 3 ways to save land tax.

How do you tell whether somebody is an intern or employee? Where does an intern stop and employee start? In this episode James True of LegalVision in Sydney will discuss the details with you.

In this episode Geoff Stein of Brown Wright Stein Lawyers in Sydney will discuss ways with you to reduce stamp duty.

Any company can do a share buyback. The question is just whether it should. Here is Emily Pritchard of ACIS with more.

If you have an offset account and use the equity in your home for investment purposes, you should be able to claim a tax deduction. Right? Don't worry if you answered Yes. We did as well. Until this interview with Geoff Stein of Brown Wright Stein Lawyers in Sydney.

Is your home-based business CGT safe? Or will you be hit with a huge tax bill when you sell your family home? Andrew Henshaw of Velocity Legal will show you that running your business from home doesn’t necessarily jeopardise your CGT main residence exemption. 

Here are the 10 most important tax concessions announced on budget night 6 October 2020.

Declaring a dividend happens in 5 steps. Here is Paul Mackenroth of Cleary Hoare to walk you through the five steps.

s109T is an issue when the recipient of a Div 7A loan isn't a shareholder but minimum yearly repayments are financed via a dividend.

The Full Federal Court has overturned the Federal Court's Eichmann Decision. Here is Andrew Henshaw of Velocity Legal in Melbourne with more.

To offset a dividend with Div 7A loan repayments, the key issue is timing as Robyn Jacobson of The Tax Institute will tell you in this episode. 

The Eichmann case asked two important questions. And changed the active asset test forever. Andrew Henshaw of Velocity Legal in Sydney will give you the back story about the Eichmann case.

Your tech stack can be a waste of money or can propel you to the next level. Aly Garrett of All In Advisory will tell us how she designed her tech stack.

Retirement villages come with long and confusing contracts in tow. Here is John Saunders of the Pittwater Partnership with some insights.

Here is Paul Mackenroth of Cleary Hoare about what happened with the family provision claim in the Marsella case and how to avoid it.

The Marsella case changed forever how SMSF trustee discretion is exercised. Here is Paul Mackenroth of Cleary Hoare with more.

Andrew Henshaw of Velocity Legal in Sydney through with you in this episodes what changed since Jobkeeper 2.0 was announced.