Mr Quy lived and worked in Dubai for more than five years. The Tribunal (eventually) accepted that he did not reside in Australia under the ordinary meaning of the word ‘resides’ test. And yet, he was still taxed as an Australian resident on his Dubai salary. So what happened? Despite
HLS Tax Law is proud to be recognised in the 2026 Doyle’s Guide rankings for tax law in Queensland.
Income tax consequences on airdropped crypto assets and wrapping crypto assets
The Federal Court has handed down its decision in Cameron v Commissioner of Taxation, and Fletch and Sarah are back to walk you through the key findings.
The proposed 30% minimum tax on discretionary trusts is set to reshape how family and business structures are taxed.
The High Court has handed down its decision in Bendel. In this episode, we work through the majority’s decision.
We’re proud to share that HLS Tax Law has once again been recognised as a Tier 1 Tax Law firm in Brisbane in the 2027 Best Law Firms™ – Australia rankings.
In this episode of Tax Archives with Fletch and Sarah, we discuss our initial reactions to last night’s 2026 Federal Budget — the most tax-heavy budget we’ve seen in years.
In this episode of Tax Archives with Fletch and Sarah, we look at the Full Court’s decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Morton and unpack what it means for landowners caught in the path of urban sprawl, developers and their advisers.
From trolley collection services to cleaning businesses and security guards – is there a line between genuine subcontractor arrangements and labour hire arrangements for the purposes of the employment agent provisions in the payroll tax legislation?
