For Impact is HLB Mann Judd’s newsletter for the not for profit sector, covering governance, ACNC & cyber security updates.
Category: Industries
2024 Not for Profit Leader’s Report – Financial Management
We surveyed not for profit leaders on financial management. Download our 2024 report to learn how organisations are addressing the current economic environment.
Professional consultants and the PSI rules
It is becoming increasingly common for people to become consultants. While this may offer greater rewards and flexibility, there are several traps to watch out for under the Personal Services Income (PSI) tax rules.
2024 IPO Watch Australia Mid-Year Report
The challenging economic environment continues to weigh heavily on the market for IPOs. Download our 2024 IPO Watch Australia Mid-Year Report, which includes analysis and commentary arising from this year’s market activity.
ATO clearance certificates to become more important on property sales
Recent changes by the Government will impact property transactions in Australia, including increased tax rates and stricter compliance requirements for all vendors.
New measures to strengthen the mining & resources sector
The 2024-25 Federal Budget included new measures aimed at strengthening the sector by investing $8.8 billion over the next decade.
Federal Budget 2024-25
Download our Federal Budget 2024-25 Alert for a summary of the announcements related to personal and business taxation, tax compliance and superannuation.
For Impact – Issue 36
For Impact is HLB Mann Judd’s newsletter for the Not for Profit sector, covering governance, ACNC & cyber security updates.
2024 Not for Profit Leader’s Report – Strategic Planning
We surveyed not for profit leaders on strategic planning. Download our 2024 report to learn how organisations are currently planning and managing their risk.
Charities preparing SPFS, don’t forget related party disclosures
Related party transactions are a normal part of doing business, especially where an organisation works closely with other entities or individuals. However, these transactions can give rise to conflicts of interest and may not always be in the best interests of the charity.