Steve Grivas appointed managing partner of HLB Mann Judd Sydney 

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Steve Grivas has been appointed managing partner of accountants and business advisers HLB Mann Judd Sydney, succeeding Tony Fittler who has stepped down after more than 20 years in the

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HLB Mann Judd’s fourth NFP report highlights need for futureproofing

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Leading business advisory firm, HLB Mann Judd Sydney, has released its fourth annual comprehensive report on financial management in the not for profit (NFP) sector. The report, based on a

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HLB Mann Judd appoints Peter Gardiner to newly created role

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Business advisory firm HLB Mann Judd Sydney has appointed industry veteran Peter Gardiner to the newly created role of corporate development executive, leading the firm’s continued growth.  He will report

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Revised ATO deduction methods catch WFH taxpayers off-guard

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Employees working from home (WFH) need to familiarise themselves with new changes introduced by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) on calculation methods for claiming tax deductions, according to HLB Mann

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HECS debt changes in affect but ‘sleeping giant’ remains

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With an estimated three million people adjusting to Higher Education Contribution Scheme (HECS) indexation rate increases, many Australians living and working overseas remain unaware of their HECS repayment obligations, according

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Tax concessions go begging for small business

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Many business owners are potentially missing out on valuable tax concessions by failing to review their existing business structure, according to HLB Mann Judd Sydney tax partner, Peter Bembrick. Mr

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Market competitors eyeing distressed businesses

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Businesses looking for growth and opportunity are well-positioned to capitalise on persistent supply chain and cash flow issues by acquiring struggling competitors, according to HLB Mann Judd Sydney restructuring and

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M&A opportunities abound for cashed up businesses

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Despite a decrease in the number of merger and acquisitions (M&A) transactions in the second quarter of FY22, the average deal value has increased significantly, according to the latest Australian

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Short-term investment outlooks prove futile

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One and two-year investment horizons are effectively becoming redundant, according to HLB Mann Judd Sydney wealth management partner, Jonathan Philpot. The smoothing of share market volatility over time and the

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M&A set to surge on greater business certainty

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Despite a marked drop in M&A activity during the last quarter of FY20, local and global markets have proven their resilience in the period since with a notable uptick in

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