Many small businesses lack the time, resources, expertise and bargaining power to negotiate changes to terms specified in standard form contracts and more often than not are finding themselves trapped or at a loss as a result. Whilst it is always imperative to ensure that any contract entered into is effectively negotiated before signing on...
Very soon on 25 May 2018, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect. The GDPR was designed to harmonise data privacy laws across the EU and to protect the data privacy of EU “data subjects”. What does this mean for Australian businesses? The GDPR applies to any business that holds,...
Most creditors will be aware that the threshold to successfully set aside a statutory demand on a genuine dispute basis, is a low one. Some creditors, however, will not be aware of the importance of having your ‘ducks in a row’ long before you intend on taking this step The recent decision in JJ Armstrong Pty Ltd v Hamptee Pty...
The ATO has announced it’s favourite industries for special attention this financial year. If you are an UBER drivers or property mogul, be aware – the tax man is coming for you!! As usual the at this time of the financial year, the ATO has drawn up a “hit list” of taxpayers set to...
From 12 March 2014, changes to the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) have come into force. These changes have been described as some of the biggest in the history of privacy law in Australia, and will change the way in which organisations deal with ‘Personal Information’. A failure to comply with these laws can lead to hefty penalties....
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