Retrospective changes to CGT labelled as ‘bad policy’
CPA Australia says government is wrong to propose reopening old transactions, which will 'benefit no one'.
Navigating the burden of responsibility
CPA Australia says government is wrong to propose reopening old transactions, which will 'benefit no one'.
Sympli boss remains hopeful and determined to see interoperability take a hold in the industry for the benefit of all.
ARNECC says there is no need for further review into e-conveyancing but others say there is still much more to be done.
As a new survey paints a picture of mistrust in the property industry, practitioners are reminded by consumer watchdogs of the need for accuracy and transparency when it comes to trust accounts.
From charging dead customers to overstating trades, a big four bank has been slugged with a record penalty for widespread misconduct.
Mandatory climate reporting has been described by ASIC Chair Joe Longo as ‘the biggest change to corporate reporting in a generation’.
Consumer protection regulator Natasha Mann highlights stance after revelations about investigation into suspended high-profile estate agent Josh Tesolin.
Architect of Queensland’s new seller disclosure laws says the reforms could boost trade for conveyancers.
Sweeping reforms fix a “frightening” lack of seller disclosure obligations under existing state laws, high-profile conveyancer Kiani Mills says.
Expert analysis of the law and tax changes in play from today with those at the coal face giving us the reality behind stamp duty reform, new tenancy laws and the new super tax on balances over $3 million.