Commonwealth Seniors Health Card: What's changing from 20 March 2026
The Commonwealth Seniors Health Card (CSHC) can be valuable for many self-funded retirees, helping reduce out-of-pcoket health costs (for example, cheaper PBS medicines and other concessions). But it's income tested, and an upcoming rise in deeming rates may affect some people's eligibility.
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Payday super checklist for employers: Steps to stay compliant
Start preparing early by checking that payroll software is ready, reviewing cash flow and confirming employee super details are correct. Payday super is a significant change, but with proper planning the transition can be smooth
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Get Ahead by Starting A Business Before Tax Season
Timing is everything when starting your tax, accounting, and advisory business — launching before tax season lets you prepare, build, and enter peak demand confidently.
Six changes impacting your super in 2026
Superannuation is a long-term game, and even small rule changes can have a big impact over time. Take the time to review your super, stay informed about potential changes, and consider speaking to a financial adviser if needed. With the right knowledge and strategy, you can make sure your super keeps working hard for your retirement.
CGT: Buying a new home before selling the old
If you find yourself in the position of having bought yourself a new home before you sold your existing home, there are important CGT issues to consider - and these centre on the fact that under the CGT rules, you cannot have two or more CGT exempt homes at the same time.
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Permanent Incapacity and Super: What it means if you're totally and permanently disabled
Most people think of superannuation as money they can’t touch until retirement, but there are important exceptions. One significant exception is the permanent incapacity condition of release, which can allow people who are totally and permanently disabled to access their super earlier.
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