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Unlocking Olympic-era Value: Why Now is the Time to Act

The Brisbane 2032 Games will fuel Queensland’s biggest economic transformation, with $92B in projects driving demand and opportunity. For business owners, now is the time to prepare, position, and plan for a high-value exit in a strong seller’s market.

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Private Group ATO Focus Areas 2025/26

The ATO’s 2025–26 focus for private and wealthy groups targets governance, compliance, and transparency, with attention on trusts, benefit extraction, succession planning, and key industries like property, retail, private equity, and international dealings. 

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What is the Risk to Your Organisation of Not Managing Risks?

Effective risk management is essential for protecting value, driving performance, and building organisational resilience. Many businesses struggle with fragmented or compliance-driven approaches, missing both threats and opportunities. Moore Australia helps organisations design and embed robust Enterprise Risk Management frameworks aligned with ISO 31000 and COSO standards, turning uncertainty into strategic advantage.

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Share Sale vs Business Asset Sale: What’s the Difference When Selling a Business?

When selling a business, one of the first decisions you’ll need to make is whether to structure the deal as a share sale or a business asset sale. Each approach carries distinct legal, tax, and operational implications that can significantly impact both the seller’s exit and the buyer’s future operations.

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All Aboard – Payday Super!

The Australian Government has introduced the Payday Superannuation Bills 2025, proposing that from 1 July 2026, employers must pay superannuation at the same time as wages rather than quarterly. This reform aims to close the superannuation gap, strengthen compliance, and ensure employees’ retirement savings start earning sooner. 

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Understanding CGT and Earnouts When Selling a Business

When selling a business, earnouts can help bridge valuation gaps between buyer and seller — but they also bring important Capital Gains Tax (CGT) considerations. Understanding how earnouts are structured and taxed can make a significant difference to your final outcome.

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Government Announces Changes to Proposed Division 296

Following industry feedback, the Government has softened the proposed Division 296 superannuation tax changes, removing unrealised gains, introducing new thresholds, and deferring commencement to 1 July 2026. Complexity remains, and consultation on the final design is ongoing.

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Misplaced Documents at 30,000 Feet: Are You Prepared for the Unexpected?

You’re mid-flight when a message changes everything, a loved one is in the hospital and urgent decisions need to be made. But where are the documents that matter most? For many families, critical information is scattered, making stressful moments even harder.A Critical File brings order to the chaos. It’s a secure, centralised hub for your most important legal, financial, and personal documents. Our Family Office helps families build tailored files that support confident decision-making when life takes an unexpected turn.

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Back to Basics: Who Requires an Audit in Australia?

Not every business in Australia requires an audit, but laws and regulations mandate them for certain entities such as public companies, large proprietary companies, charities, Aboriginal corporations, AFSL holders, trust accounts and SMSFs. Whether required or voluntary, audits strengthen transparency, build trust and support informed decision-making.

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Segregation of Duties Myth Busted!

Segregation of duties is one of the most effective internal controls for preventing fraud, corruption, and undetected errors, yet it’s often overlooked or misunderstood, especially in smaller organisations. By separating key responsibilities, implementing compensating controls, and regularly reviewing processes, organisations can protect themselves from significant financial, operational, and reputational risks. 

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Moore Australia Donates Laptops to LiteHaus International

Moore Australia has donated 27 refurbished laptops to LiteHaus International, supporting students across regional Australia and the Asia-Pacific with vital access to digital learning. This initiative reflects our commitment to digital inclusion, sustainability and helping communities thrive in a changing world.

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National Carbon Reduction Target and What It Means for Businesses

Australia’s new 2035 carbon reduction target will accelerate the shift to a low-carbon economy, creating both risks and opportunities for businesses. Organisations should act now to measure, manage and report their greenhouse gas emissions, ensuring they stay competitive and prepared for increasing sustainability expectations.