A message from our Managing Partner, Welcome to the May edition of the Advivo newsletter. May is a busy month in the business calendar, and this edition reflects that. As we approach the final weeks of the financial year, compliance deadlines are looming, and the opportunity for year-end planning and tax concessions is closing quickly.…
Small Business, Big Impact May is Small Business Month and a good moment to reflect on what small business owners across Australia achieve every day. We work with small business owners constantly and we know the reality: the long hours, the cash flow pressures, the juggling act of wearing every hat. That’s why this month…
Manufacturing Takes Centre Stage This May May marks Australian Manufacturing Week, and the timing is particularly relevant. The pandemic exposed the vulnerabilities of just‑in‑time global sourcing, and recent shifts in global geopolitics and energy markets have reinforced these challenges. At the same time, a strong local manufacturing sector is more important than ever, presenting significant…
With 30 June approaching, now is the time to review your position and make sure everything is in order before year-end. EOFY is a busy period with strict cut-off dates, and acting early gives you more control over your tax position and helps avoid missed deductions or compliance issues. It is particularly important this year…
As we outlined last month in our newsletter from 1 July 2026 Advivo will need to comply with Tranche 2 of the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism legislation. Australia lags much of the rest of the world in terms of legislation designed to make it more difficult to launder money, engage in the financing of terrorist…
A message from our Managing Partner, With April here and cooler weather arriving in Brisbane, it’s a good time to pause, review your finances, and prepare for the busy months leading into EOFY. Unfortunately, April is month of low productivity with all the public holidays so keep an eye on the cash flow consequences that…
Fuel prices are once again attracting attention across Australia, with many businesses noticing increases at the bowser. While fuel prices naturally fluctuate over time, a range of global and economic factors can contribute to upward pressure. For businesses that rely on vehicles, freight, or regular travel, fuel is often a necessary operating expense. Even relatively…
For many businesses, tax is something that only comes into focus once the financial year has already ended. By that point, most decisions affecting the outcome have already been made. Tax forecasting changes that approach by bringing visibility to your likely tax position before 30 June, while there is still time to act. April is…
After several years of consultation and amendment, Division 296 — commonly referred to as the “$3 million super tax” — is now law. The legislation passed Parliament in March 2026 and applies from 1 July 2026, introducing a new layer of tax for Australians with very large superannuation balances. This article explains: The facts —…
From 1 July 2026, Australia’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) laws will expand in a way that many businesses and individuals will begin to notice. These changes, referred to as the AML Tranche 2 reforms, are not aimed at everyday transactions. However, if you engage professional services such as accounting, legal, property or business…
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