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Treasury reveals details of payday super reforms

Employers will have to lodge super contribution into employees’ funds within seven days of their regular payday from July 1, 2026, or face additional charges and penalties.

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Tax rort pair face jail time

A former tax agent and his client are facing substantial jail sentences after a court found that the pair engaged in refund fraud and tax avoidance.

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Business

Regional cost uncertainty over 3G shutdown

The 3G mobile network shutdown will impact a broad range of devices used in rural Australia, ranging from medical and farming equipment to emergency communications and surveying gear.

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ASIC victory for small businesses in Federal Court

If you’ve opened a business account with PayPal Australia in the last few years, it might be worth checking your statements to see if you’re entitled to a refund.

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Employers will have to lodge super contribution into employees’ funds within seven days of their regular payday from July 1, 2026, or face additional charges and penalties.