We offer recordings of our webinars if you can't attend the live session or you'd like to revisit any of the topics covered.
23 July 2019
Covers recent changes and common mistakes relating to land tax, duties, surcharges, first home benefits, payroll tax and the small business grant.
31 July 2018
Covers recent changes and common mistakes relating to land tax, duties, surcharges, first home benefits, payroll tax and the small business grant.
8 April 2020
We will explain how land tax is calculated for joint ownership and secondary deduction liability.
24 February 2020
We'll explain how land tax is calculated, the current rates and thresholds, and we'll talk a little about trusts and briefly go over the more common land tax exemptions and surcharge land tax. We'll also show you some of our online services.
26 February 2020
We'll explain the primary production land exemption, as well as other exemptions available from land tax, such as those for boarding houses, retirement villages, childcare centres and charities.
2 March 2020
We'll explain the principal place of residence exemption and who can claim it, and provide an explanation of the various concessions available to land owners. Situations include building a home, absences from your residence, using your residence for business purposes, deceased estates and much more.
4 March 2020
We'll explain the difference between fixed trusts and special trusts and how land tax applies to each. We'll talk about different categories of trusts, including unit trusts, family trusts and trusts created by wills, and explain what you can do if you're unsure how land tax applies to your particular trust.
15 April 2019
View this webinar to learn more about Small Business exemptions for Insurance Duty.
24 May 2018
In this webinar, we will discuss relevant acquisitions, the meaning of significant interest, how an interest may be acquired, and exemptions. We will also discuss the acquisition statements, the charging provisions.
17 May 2018
In this webinar, we will discuss the meaning of landholder, threshold value, land holdings and constructive ownership.
30 April 2018
This webinar will address the requirements for a transfer of dutiable property to be stamped with concessional duty under the deceased estate provisions of the Act. It will also highlight circumstances where ad valorem duty will be payable.
Coming soon
Our 2020 payroll tax annual reconciliation webinar will be available on 25 August 2020. Please note that the due date for lodgement and payment of the 2020 annual reconciliation has been extended to 30 October 2020.
6 March 2020
This webinar discusses the payroll tax contractor provisions, including the concept of determining if a worker is a contractor or an employee. We also discuss the three specific and six general exemptions for contractors, and what to declare if a contractor is liable for payroll tax purposes.
5 March 2020
This webinar discusses the payroll tax grouping provisions, including the rationale behind their introduction. We also cover the four ways a payroll tax group can be formed and discuss the Chief Commissioner's discretion to exclude a member from a group.
24 February 2020
This webinar provides you with an overview of liable wages, allowances and rebates.
20 February 2020
This webinar explores the fundamental concepts of payroll tax, including how it is calculated, the threshold deduction, what are liable wages and the various exemptions available.
25 June 2019
This webinar provides a guided demonstration of the 2019 Annual Reconciliation and an overview of NSW payroll tax liability, exemptions and rebates. We also provide an update regarding the changes a result of the NSW State Budget.
20 December 2018
This webcast provides an overview of the NSW Point of Consumption Tax, effective from 1 January 2019. During this session we will discuss what bets are taxable, who is liable for the tax, and how the tax is calculated, and when to register and make returns.
5 March 2020
This webinar explains what you need to know about first home benefits schemes.
24 August 2018
This webinar explains how the Small Business Grant works and when an employer is eligible for the grant. The Small Business Grant is designed to provide businesses with an incentive to employ and increase their Full Time Equivalent numbers in NSW. Small businesses who are not liable for Payroll Tax can receive up to $2,000 for every new employee from 1 July 2015.