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Investor Attention Turns to Results Season

Attention turns this month from global factors to the domestic results season. Investors have had a lot to consider recently and increased trading volumes (2015 Q4 trading 7% higher than 2014 and 13% higher than 2013) indicate that…

Managing in Uncertain Times

How do you create certainty in uncertain times?  Much of what we do personally to grow and protect our wealth, and commercially for the businesses we manage is subject to unpredictability and change. The answer…

Investment Outlook: Looking forward to 2016

The year started off strongly, the S&P/ASX 200 rose quickly on another RBA interest rate cut and the European Central Bank (ECB) deploying their long awaited quantitative easing (QE) program,the index closed a touch under 6,000 in April. However, investor sentiment turned quickly…

Succession Planning: Buy Sell Agreements

What would happen to your business if you or one of your fellow owners suffered a serious injury, ill health or death? For most businesses, it would result in major disruption or worse still, closure.…

Christmas Tax Checklist: Naughty or Nice?

It’s that time of year again - what to do for the Christmas party for the team, customer gifts, gifts of appreciation for your favourite accountant (just kidding).   Here are our top tips for…

PPT Supports Daniher’s Drive

PHOTO: Director Peter O'Connell (centre) and his fellow drivers Gil Williams (left) and Markus Ziemer (right). Last month PPT Financial Director Peter O'Connell joined several colleagues in Daniher's Drive, a fundraising event organised by Cure…

China: How it impacts Australia?

There has been a lot of discussion about China lately – Free Trade Agreements, financial stability and growth and the impact on the Australian economy, and Chinese investment in Australia.  With the help of our…

Is your business structure working for you?

Many business owners don’t realise that the business has outgrown its structure until something comes up – and this something is usually something negative. Are your assets at risk? Legal action by employees, customers and…

Capital Gains & Property: Q&A

The thought of the Australian Tax Office (ATO) sharing up to 50% of any gain you make on an investment decision is enough to strike fear into the hearts of most people.  Given Australia’s love…

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