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Firm Update

September 16 2026

You Can Still Pay by Card. We're Covering the Cost.

We're keeping card payments for our invoices after the 1 October surcharge changes and absorbing the cost. How to pay, and what changes for payment plans and trust.

Commercial & Business Law Firm Update Payments & Compliance

Card Surcharges Are Changing from 1 October 2026

From 1 October 2026, EFTPOS, Mastercard, Visa, American Express and UnionPay no longer allow surcharges on their cards. What's covered, what isn't, and what to fix now.

Commercial & Business Law Business Advisory Payments & Compliance

Selling Your Business: Getting the Numbers Sale-Ready Before You Talk to a Buyer

Before a buyer sees your business, your numbers need to tell a clean story. What to fix in your financials, add-backs and records before you go to market.

Business Advisory Selling a Business Business Structure

Tax on the Sale of a Business: How Structure Decided Years Ago Changes the Bill

Asset sale or share sale, company, trust or sole trader: the structure you chose years ago quietly decides how much tax a business sale triggers.

Tax & Accounting Selling a Business Business Structure

Buying a Business in Victoria: The Legal + Accounting Due-Diligence Checklist

Buying an existing business runs two due-diligence streams at once: what the contract says and what the numbers actually show. A practical checklist for both.

Commercial Law Buying a Business Business Advisory

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Guide

September 2 2026

Registering a Business in Victoria: The Legal + Accounting Checklist

ABN, business name, ASIC registration, GST, insurance, contracts: what actually needs to be done before you take your first client, and in what order.

Guide Starting a Business Corporate Secretarial

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Tax & Accounting

September 2 2026

Restructuring an Existing Business Without Triggering a Tax Event

Moving from sole trader to company, or reworking a trust and company setup, can trigger capital gains tax and stamp duty if it's done the wrong way.

Tax & Accounting Business Structure Restructuring

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Business Advisory

September 2 2026

When to Bring In Forecasting & Budgeting: Signs You've Outgrown DIY Numbers

A spreadsheet works fine for a small business, until it doesn't. The signs a growing business has outgrown ad hoc bookkeeping and needs proper forecasting.

Business Advisory Forecasting & Budgeting Business Growth

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Guide

September 2 2026

Hiring Your First Employee in Victoria: The Compliance Checklist

Award coverage, super, payroll tax, workers' compensation, the employment contract: what needs to be in place before your first employee's first day, not after.

Guide Employing Staff Business Advisory

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Wills & Estate

September 2 2026

Passing a Business to the Next Generation: Legal and Tax Planning Together

Handing a business to a child or family member is a succession plan and a tax event at the same time. Why the will, the trust deed and the tax plan need to agree.

Wills & Estate Business Succession Tax & Accounting

Your Equipment Is With Another Business. Is It Protected?

Supply goods on retention of title, lease equipment or place stock with another business? If your customer becomes insolvent, owning the goods may not be enough. Melbourne commercial lawyers.

Commercial & Business Law PPSR Insolvency

The Special Conditions Your Buyer Didn't Read

Special conditions in a Victorian contract of sale usually take priority over the general conditions where the two conflict. What they can quietly change. Melbourne conveyancing lawyers.

Property & Conveyancing Contract of Sale Settlement

What the Section 32 Doesn't Tell You

A Section 32 vendor statement must disclose what's legally 'material' about a Victorian property, and that list is narrower than most buyers assume. PCA conveyancing lawyers.

Property & Conveyancing Section 32 Buyer Protections

The Document Business Partners Always Skip

Most business partnerships start on a handshake and a bank account. Almost none of the messy splits happen with a shareholders agreement in place. Melbourne commercial lawyers.

Commercial & Business Law Company Governance Shareholder Disputes

Your Christmas Party May Still Be Work Related

A Christmas party may take place outside the office and after hours, but employers may still be liable if an employee is harassed, injured or causes harm during the event. PCA employment lawyers.

Employment Law Vicarious Liability Workplace Safety

Read more about Christmas Party Liability

Commercial & Business Law

September 1 2026

The Lease Renewal Window You Cannot Get Back

Your retail or commercial lease gives you a right to renew, but only if you exercise it in writing, inside a specific window. Miss it by a day and the right is gone. Melbourne commercial lawyers.

Commercial & Business Law Commercial Leases Option to Renew

Closing for a Break? Review These 3 Tax Decisions First

Trust deed amendments, PAYG instalment variations and dividend declarations all carry hard deadlines. Review them before your business shuts down for the break. PCA accountants.

Tax Compliance, Planning & Advice Trusts Year-End Planning

The Stamp Duty You Didn't Budget For

A $750,000 house in Victoria costs $40,070 in stamp duty. A first home buyer under $600,000 pays zero. Knowing which side of that line you're on matters. PCA conveyancing lawyers.

Property & Conveyancing Stamp Duty First Home Buyers

Shutting Down for Christmas? Tell Them Now.

Closing over Christmas and expecting staff to use annual leave? Most awards require 28 days' written notice. December 1 is already late. PCA commercial lawyers.

Commercial & Business Law Annual Leave Christmas Shutdown

Your Trust Resolution from June Might Be Wrong

The trustee resolution signed in June determines how a trust's income is taxed. If it doesn't match the deed, the ATO can tax it at the top rate anyway. PCA accountants.

Tax Compliance, Planning & Advice Trusts Section 100A

The Easement That Stops Your Renovation

You bought the property, planned the extension, then found a drainage easement running through the backyard. Easements and covenants run with the land, not the owner. PCA lawyers.

Property & Conveyancing Easements Restrictive Covenants

What Happens When Settlement Doesn't Happen

Settlement day arrives and the other side isn't ready. Penalty interest, rescission rights, and the notice to complete that protects your position. Melbourne conveyancing lawyers.

Property & Conveyancing Settlement Notice to Complete

Property Settlement After Separation in Victoria: How Assets Are Divided

How property settlement works after separation in Victoria: the four-step process, the 12-month time limit after divorce, and what counts as an asset.

Family Law Property Settlement Time Limits

De Facto Relationship Property Settlement in Victoria: What's Different

How de facto property settlement differs from married-couple settlement in Victoria: the 2-year time limit, how the relationship is proven, and how assets are divided.

Family Law De Facto Relationships Property Settlement

Applying for Divorce in Australia: Eligibility, Process and Costs

How to apply for divorce in Australia: eligibility, sole vs joint applications, current fees, and when the divorce order actually takes effect.

Family Law Divorce Process & Fees

Partner Visa Refused? Your Review Rights and Deadlines Explained

What to do if your partner visa is refused: the strict Administrative Review Tribunal deadline, why partner visas are commonly refused, and how the review process works.

Migration Law Partner Visas Visa Refusal

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News

August 28 2026

Employer-Sponsored Visas in Australia: A Guide for Employers

A guide for employers to the Skills in Demand (subclass 482) visa: the Core Skills, Specialist Skills and Labour Agreement streams, sponsor obligations, and the pathway to permanent residency.

Migration Law Employer Sponsorship Skills in Demand Visa

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News

August 28 2026

Australian Citizenship Applications: Eligibility, Costs and Common Pitfalls

Eligibility, the 4-year residence requirement, current fees, and common reasons Australian citizenship applications are refused or delayed.

Migration Law Citizenship Eligibility

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Guide

August 27 2026

AML/CTF Compliance: The Complete Guide for Melbourne Businesses

Everything Melbourne and Victorian businesses need to know about AML/CTF Tranche 2 compliance: who's captured, the four core obligations, beneficial ownership, and the travel rule.

Commercial Law AML/CTF Compliance Melbourne Business

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Guide

August 27 2026

Payday Super and Payroll Compliance: The Complete Guide

Payday Super mechanics, the EOFY superannuation timing trap, and the payroll and financial-visibility habits that keep a business compliant year-round.

Business Advisory Payroll & Super Tax Compliance Melbourne

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Guide

August 27 2026

Commercial Disputes: The Complete Guide for Melbourne Businesses

How partnership, shareholder, and contract disputes actually start, and the legal tools that prevent or resolve them.

Commercial & Business Law Disputes Shareholders

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Guide

August 27 2026

Property and Conveyancing: The Complete Guide for Melbourne

Contracts and disclosure, off-the-plan and construction risk, and the tax side of property, from CGT to ATO data matching, in one guide.

Property Law Conveyancing Property Tax

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News

August 7 2026

ATO Property Management Data-Matching Program Protocol: What It Covers

The ATO's published protocol for its property management data-matching program: what data is collected, from whom, for which financial years, and how it is used to identify compliance risks.

Accounting & Tax Property Investment ATO Compliance

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News

August 6 2026

ATO GST and Residential Property

ATO guidance on when GST applies to the sale of new residential premises, including the margin scheme, GST at settlement obligations, and what "new residential premises" means under the law.

Accounting & Tax Property Law GST

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Tax & Accounting

August 6 2026

Trust vs Company: Choosing the Right Structure in 2026

Trust or company? After the Bendel decision and with the 2028 trust tax approaching, the structure choice for Australian business owners has real consequences. A practical comparison.

Accounting & Tax Business Structure Trusts

ATO Data Matching: How We Use Third-Party Data

A plain-language explanation of how the ATO collects data from third parties including state revenue offices, land title registries and financial institutions, and uses it to check tax returns.

Accounting & Tax ATO Compliance Tax Administration

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News

August 5 2026

Sunset Clauses in Victoria: Your Rights When a Developer Wants to Rescind

Victorian law stops developers from using sunset clauses to cancel off-the-plan contracts and resell at higher prices. Your rights, the 28-day notice, and the consent requirement.

Property & Conveyancing Off-the-Plan Sunset Clauses

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Tax & Accounting

August 4 2026

The ATO's Property Data-Matching Program: What It Checks and Why It Matters

The ATO cross-references property data from land registries, revenue offices, and banks. Here is what it matches, how it works, and why good records are your defence.

Accounting & Tax Property Investment ATO Compliance

Read more about The ATO's Property Data-Matching Program

News

August 4 2026

Retention and Variations in Construction: Getting Paid What You're Owed

Since April 2026, Victorian subcontractors can claim retention money and disputed variations through security of payment. What changed and how to recover what you're owed.

Construction Litigation Security of Payment Retention

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News

August 4 2026

Security of Payment in Victoria: How Subcontractors Get Paid Faster

Victorian subcontractors have stronger payment rights than most realise, especially after the April 2026 reforms. The three-step process, the strict timeframes, and how to use them.

Construction Litigation Security of Payment Subcontractors

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Tax & Accounting

August 3 2026

CGT and the Main Residence Exemption: Where Investors Get Caught

The 6-year rule can keep your former home CGT-free while you rent it out - but the partial exemption catches many investors. How it works and where people get it wrong.

Accounting & Tax Capital Gains Tax Property

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Business Advisory

August 2 2026

Personal Guarantees: What You're Really Signing

A personal guarantee can put your home and savings on the line - even after you leave the business. All monies clauses, joint and several liability, and how to limit your risk.

Commercial & Business Law Personal Guarantees Director Liability

Domestic Building Law Reforms in Victoria: What Is Changing and When?

The Domestic Building Contracts Act currently protects homeowners with implied warranties, deposit limits, and progress payment rules. Enacted 2025 reforms take effect by 1 December 2026. Melbourne building lawyers explain what applies now.

Construction Litigation Building Contracts Consumer Protection

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News

July 28 2026

When a Builder Goes Insolvent in Victoria: What Property Owners Need to Do

Your builder entered administration. What happens to your project, your payments, and your rights under Victoria's new Home Warranty scheme? A practical guide.

Construction Litigation Builder Insolvency Property Law

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Business Advisory

July 28 2026

Business Partnership Disputes: How They Start and How to Resolve Them

How business partnership and shareholder disputes arise, the remedies available under the Corporations Act, and how to resolve them without destroying the business. Melbourne lawyers.

Commercial & Business Law Disputes Shareholders

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Business Advisory

July 28 2026

Shareholder Agreements: What They Cover and Why Every Co-Owner Needs One

A shareholder agreement sets out how decisions are made, what happens if someone wants to leave, and how a buyout is priced. Melbourne commercial lawyers.

Commercial & Business Law Company Governance Shareholder Disputes

The Bendel Decision Explained: Trusts, UPEs and Division 7A

The High Court ruled in June 2026 that a UPE is not a Division 7A loan. What changed, what didn't, and what the ATO's Decision Impact Statement means for your trust structure.

Accounting & Tax Trusts Division 7A

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Business Advisory

July 21 2026

Director Personal Liability for Company Debts: Where the Protection Ends

Three ways Australian company directors become personally liable for company debts: insolvent trading, director penalty notices, and personal guarantees. Melbourne law firm guide.

Commercial & Business Law Insolvency Director Duties

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News

July 10 2026

Proposed Victorian Work From Home Right: What Employers Should Know About the Work From Home Bill 2026

If passed, Victoria's Equal Opportunity Amendment (Work from Home) Bill 2026 would create a new statutory right to work from home. Here is what Melbourne and Victorian employers should know while the Bill is still before Parliament.

Employment Law Commercial & Business Law Victorian Employers

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Tax & Accounting

July 9 2026

CGT and the Main Residence Exemption: What Property Owners Need to Know

Your home is usually exempt from capital gains tax, but renting it out, running a business from it, or moving out for a while can change that. Here's how the main residence exemption actually works.

Tax & Accounting Capital Gains Tax Property Investment

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News

July 6 2026

Selling a Home With Owner-Builder Work? What Changed on 1 July 2026

New owner-builder insurance rules started 1 July 2026. If you're selling a property with any DIY building work on it, here's what Melbourne vendors need to know before listing.

Property Law Conveyancing Vendor Disclosure

Read more about Owner-Builder Insurance Changes

News

July 2 2026

AI Note-Takers and Legal Privilege: What Melbourne Businesses Should Know

AI meeting bots and chat tools can quietly put legal privilege at risk. Here is what Melbourne and Victorian businesses need to know before using AI around legal advice.

Commercial & Business Law Dispute Resolution Technology & Data

Payday Super Starts 1 July 2026: What Employers Need to Do Now

Payday Super begins 1 July 2026. Melbourne and Victorian employers must pay super on payday, within 7 business days. Here is what changes and how to prepare.

Business Advisory Payroll & Super Tax Compliance Melbourne

The AML/CTF Travel Rule and Property Developers: What You Need to Know

From 1 July 2026, the AML/CTF travel rule may apply to property developers depending on how funds move through a transaction. Here is what it means, when it applies, and what to include in your program.

Property Law AML/CTF Compliance Commercial Law

AML/CTF Checks at Phan Campbell & Associates: What to Expect

From 1 July 2026, we are required by law to verify client identity before starting certain matters. This article explains what we will ask for, why, and exactly how the process works.

Firm Update AML/CTF Compliance Client Notice

Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF): What Melbourne Businesses Need to Know

Australia's expanded AML/CTF laws now apply to accountants, bookkeepers, lawyers, and real estate agents. Here is what has changed, who is captured, and what the four core obligations require.

Commercial Law AML/CTF Compliance Melbourne Business

What the 2026 Budget Changes for Property Investors

The 2026 Budget changes capital gains tax and negative gearing rules. If you own an investment property, are about to buy one, or have unrealised gains on shares or business assets, here is what actually changed.

Property Law Tax Compliance, Planning & Advice Federal Budget 2026

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News

May 22 2026

Testamentary Trusts After the 2026 Budget: What the Minimum Tax Proposal Means

The Government has confirmed it intends to exclude genuine testamentary trusts from the proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts, though this is not yet settled law. Here is the current position and why a testamentary trust still belongs in most family estate plans.

Wills & Estate Estate Planning Testamentary Trusts

New Unfair Contract Laws: Why Businesses Should Review Their Terms Now

New unfair contract laws in Australia now apply to more businesses and include penalties. Learn what has changed and why businesses in Footscray and Victoria should review their contracts.

Commercial Law Contract Law

When Contract Terms Change in Australia: What Business Owners Should Watch

Changes to contract terms in Australia can create risks for businesses in Footscray and Melbourne. Learn the early signs, legal risks, and what to do before problems escalate.

Commercial Law Contract Law

First Home Buyers in Victoria | Legal Guide to Buying Your First Home

A complete guide for first home buyers in Victoria. Learn about contracts, Section 32, government grants, cooling off periods, deposits and settlement.

Property First Home Buyers Conveyancing

Section 27 Statement in Victoria | Early Release...

Understand how a section 27 statement works in Victoria, including early deposit release requirements and how to navigate the legal process.

Property Law Section 27 Statement Deposit Release

Section 32 Vendor Statement in Victoria: Legal Obligations...

Discover the crucial elements of a Section 32 Vendor Statement and why it is absolutely necessary before selling a property.

Property Law Section 32 Vendor Disclosure

Read more about Section 32 Vendor Statements

News

March 28 2026

Legal Guide to Commercial Leases: What You Need to Know Before Signing (Footscray, Melbourne)

Ensure you are protected by learning the key clauses to look out for when signing a commercial lease agreement in Australia.

Commercial Law Leasing

Estate Planning Basics: Wills, Trusts, and Power of Attorney

Learn the foundational steps to secure your family's future with a solid estate plan covering wills, trusts, and power of attorney.

Estate Planning Wills

Is Your Business Structure Still Right? A Guide for Melbourne and Victorian Business Owners

The structure you started with may not be the right one now. Here is how Melbourne and Victorian business owners can assess whether their current structure still fits, and what the options are.

Business Advisory Corporate Law Tax Planning Melbourne

Starting the New Financial Year Right: What to Set Up From Day One

The new financial year is a reset point for Melbourne and Victorian business owners. Here is a practical, action-driven guide to what to put in place from 1 July to start FY26 on better ground.

Business Advisory Accounting Melbourne Small Business

Beneficial Ownership Under Australian AML Law: What Melbourne Businesses Need to Know

Identifying beneficial owners is one of the least understood requirements of Australia's new AML/CTF rules. Here is what it means in practice for Melbourne and Victorian businesses.

Commercial Law AML/CTF Compliance Corporate Law

The Super Timing Mistake That Costs Melbourne Business Owners Their Deduction

Many Melbourne business owners lose their super deduction by paying on 28 or 29 June. Here is why super timing matters and how to get it right before 30 June.

Tax & Accounting Superannuation Small Business Melbourne

Read more about the Super Timing Mistake

Tax & Accounting

June 1 2025

Before 30 June: A Practical Checklist for Melbourne Business Owners

Time-sensitive EOFY checklist for Melbourne and Victorian business owners. Super, deductions, write-offs, trust distributions and more. Here is what still needs to be done before 30 June.

Tax & Accounting End of Financial Year Small Business Melbourne

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Firm Update

June 1 2025

We Will Be Asking More Questions. Here Is Why.

From 1 July 2026, Phan Campbell & Associates is required to complete identity and compliance checks before providing certain services. We want you to know what to expect, why it matters, and how we are handling it.

Firm Update AML/CTF Compliance Client Notice

Staying in Control of Your Numbers: Bookkeeping, Advisory & Forecasting

Bookkeeping, business advisory, and forecasting work together to keep business owners in control of their numbers. A practical look at what each does and how they connect.

Business Advisory Bookkeeping Forecasting & Budgeting

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Business Advisory

May 18 2025

No One Is Watching the Numbers

Many business owners make decisions without proper financial oversight. Learn the risks, the warning signs, and the steps to take.

Business Advisory Bookkeeping Forecasting & Budgeting

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News

May 6 2025

What Is a Binding Financial Agreement? BFA Guide (Victoria)

What is a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) in Victoria? A complete guide to what it covers, when to get one, and what makes it legally enforceable.

Family Law Financial Agreements Planning Ahead

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News

May 6 2025

Protecting Your Business in a Relationship Breakdown

What Victorian family law says about business ownership, and the steps to take now to make sure what you have built is properly protected.

Family Law Business Owners Financial Agreements

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You Can Still Pay by Card. We're Covering the Cost.

Card Surcharges Are Changing from 1 October 2026

Selling Your Business: Getting the Numbers Sale-Ready Before You Talk to a Buyer

Tax on the Sale of a Business: How Structure Decided Years Ago Changes the Bill

Buying a Business in Victoria: The Legal + Accounting Due-Diligence Checklist

Registering a Business in Victoria: The Legal + Accounting Checklist

Restructuring an Existing Business Without Triggering a Tax Event

When to Bring In Forecasting & Budgeting: Signs You've Outgrown DIY Numbers

Hiring Your First Employee in Victoria: The Compliance Checklist

Passing a Business to the Next Generation: Legal and Tax Planning Together

Your Equipment Is With Another Business. Is It Protected?

The Special Conditions Your Buyer Didn't Read

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The Document Business Partners Always Skip

Your Christmas Party May Still Be Work Related

The Lease Renewal Window You Cannot Get Back

Closing for a Break? Review These 3 Tax Decisions First

The Stamp Duty You Didn't Budget For

Shutting Down for Christmas? Tell Them Now.

Your Trust Resolution from June Might Be Wrong

The Easement That Stops Your Renovation

What Happens When Settlement Doesn't Happen

Property Settlement After Separation in Victoria: How Assets Are Divided

De Facto Relationship Property Settlement in Victoria: What's Different

Applying for Divorce in Australia: Eligibility, Process and Costs

Partner Visa Refused? Your Review Rights and Deadlines Explained

Employer-Sponsored Visas in Australia: A Guide for Employers

Australian Citizenship Applications: Eligibility, Costs and Common Pitfalls

AML/CTF Compliance: The Complete Guide for Melbourne Businesses

Payday Super and Payroll Compliance: The Complete Guide

Commercial Disputes: The Complete Guide for Melbourne Businesses

Property and Conveyancing: The Complete Guide for Melbourne

ATO Property Management Data-Matching Program Protocol: What It Covers

ATO GST and Residential Property

Trust vs Company: Choosing the Right Structure in 2026

ATO Data Matching: How We Use Third-Party Data

Sunset Clauses in Victoria: Your Rights When a Developer Wants to Rescind

The ATO's Property Data-Matching Program: What It Checks and Why It Matters

Retention and Variations in Construction: Getting Paid What You're Owed

Security of Payment in Victoria: How Subcontractors Get Paid Faster

CGT and the Main Residence Exemption: Where Investors Get Caught

Personal Guarantees: What You're Really Signing

Domestic Building Law Reforms in Victoria: What Is Changing and When?

When a Builder Goes Insolvent in Victoria: What Property Owners Need to Do

Business Partnership Disputes: How They Start and How to Resolve Them

Shareholder Agreements: What They Cover and Why Every Co-Owner Needs One

The Bendel Decision Explained: Trusts, UPEs and Division 7A

Director Personal Liability for Company Debts: Where the Protection Ends

Proposed Victorian Work From Home Right: What Employers Should Know About the Work From Home Bill 2026

CGT and the Main Residence Exemption: What Property Owners Need to Know

Selling a Home With Owner-Builder Work? What Changed on 1 July 2026

AI Note-Takers and Legal Privilege: What Melbourne Businesses Should Know

Payday Super Starts 1 July 2026: What Employers Need to Do Now

The AML/CTF Travel Rule and Property Developers: What You Need to Know

AML/CTF Checks at Phan Campbell & Associates: What to Expect

Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF): What Melbourne Businesses Need to Know

What the 2026 Budget Changes for Property Investors

Testamentary Trusts After the 2026 Budget: What the Minimum Tax Proposal Means

New Unfair Contract Laws: Why Businesses Should Review Their Terms Now

When Contract Terms Change in Australia: What Business Owners Should Watch

First Home Buyers in Victoria | Legal Guide to Buying Your First Home

Section 27 Statement in Victoria | Early Release...

Section 32 Vendor Statement in Victoria: Legal Obligations...

Legal Guide to Commercial Leases: What You Need to Know Before Signing (Footscray, Melbourne)

Estate Planning Basics: Wills, Trusts, and Power of Attorney

Is Your Business Structure Still Right? A Guide for Melbourne and Victorian Business Owners

Starting the New Financial Year Right: What to Set Up From Day One

Beneficial Ownership Under Australian AML Law: What Melbourne Businesses Need to Know

The Super Timing Mistake That Costs Melbourne Business Owners Their Deduction

Before 30 June: A Practical Checklist for Melbourne Business Owners

We Will Be Asking More Questions. Here Is Why.

Staying in Control of Your Numbers: Bookkeeping, Advisory & Forecasting

No One Is Watching the Numbers

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