Removal of stamp duty on Victorian commercial and industrial property: Unpacking the proposed law – Property Taxes

The long-awaited details of Victoria’s stamp duty reform have been released in the form of the Commercial and Industrial Property Tax Reform Bill 2024 (Vic) (CIPT Bill). The Victorian Government is proposing to remove stamp duty on dealings in relation to commercial and industrial land, and to introduce in its place, a commercial and industrial…

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NSW Government Bulletin – In the media, Publications, Practice and courts, Cases and Legislation – Constitutional & Administrative Law

In the Media Two new appointments to the Anti-Discrimination Board of NSW Elena Katrakis and Associate Professor Derya Iner have been appointed to the Anti-Discrimination Board of NSW. Ms Katrakis and Associate Professor Iner will help set the strategic direction of Anti-Discrimination NSW, carry out investigations, research and inquiries relating to discrimination, and promote understanding…

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Enforcing restraints of trade: Three month delay dooms employer’s case – Employee Rights/ Labour Relations

A recent high profile decision has highlighted that time is of the essence for employers seeking to enforce restraint of trade provisions against former employees, with a three-month delay in commencing proceedings deemed sufficient to thwart an employer’s application for interlocutory relief. Scyne Advisory Business Services Pty Ltd v Heaney [2024] NSWSC 275 These proceedings…

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Monthly Donations Make Crowdfunding for Causes More Accessible

The worldwide crowdfunding industry has grown significantly in recent years, with experts predicting it will reach $42.93B by 2028. This growth attribution is to technology adoption, accessible financing options, and the growing popularity of social networking and other online platforms. Additionally, monthly donations via the Social Impact Plan (SIP) have aided the expansion of the…

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