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Three recent Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) decisions on claims for car expenses have shone a light on what the law requires in relation to car logbooks.
During the COVID pandemic years, we all suffered in one way or another – in particular the small businesses who relied on customers coming through their doors.
From 1 July 2026, the amount you can contribute to super will increase, creating new opportunities to boost your retirement savings. The annual concessional contribution cap will rise from $30,000 to $32,500 . These are contributions made from pre-tax money, such as employer contributions, salary sacrifice and personal deductible contributions.
Granny flats are becoming more of a common feature of the urban environment. No doubt this is due to the ongoing and unremitting nature of the housing affordability crisis, and the relaxing of regulations about where and how they can be built. And they do seem to offer a very viable solution to the problem – at least in the short term.
There’s been a lot of talk about changes to super, and one of the biggest updates is now official. The government has passed the Division 296 tax, which will start from 1 July 2026. While it mainly affects people with large super balances, it’s still important to understand what’s changing and why.
