Government’s Superannuation changes slammed as ‘unfair’ by SMEs
A coalition of farmers and small business owners is sounding the alarm over the government’s proposed superannuation changes,
A coalition of farmers and small business owners is sounding the alarm over the government’s proposed superannuation changes,
Young Queenslanders losing thousands in retirement funds: report
The government has empowered superannuation funds to play a central and more prominent role in delivering comprehensive financial advice.
COSBOA calls for overhaul of employer superannuation systems and penalties.
Currently, super payments can be made on a quarterly basis.
With more Australians than ever experimenting with newer forms of investing such as crypto, NFTs and EFTs, data from Equip shows Australians are at risk of neglecting the most important asset of all: their superannuation.
Here is a summary of the major changes that will take place and are likely to affect business owners:
Several changes to Australia’s superannuation legislation will come into effect on July 1 2022. Here’s what employers need to know.
According to the report, over 570,000 Queensland workers were not paid $940m in super between 2018 and 2019.
Employers and employees both have legal duties and should discuss their working arrangements to promote workplace health and safety.