By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) On 1 July 2026, all employers in Australia, including small businesses such as conveyancing practices with fewer than 10 staff, will have to change the way superannuation is paid due to the new Payday Super rules. Businesses will need to change the
By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) When buying property in New South Wales, it is important to be aware of the many costs involved, including land tax. A common misunderstanding relates to the s47 Land Tax Clearance Certificate. Buyers often assume that a vendor with a “clear” certificate
By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) The Australian government’s recent reforms to the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act show that authorities are moving towards strategically closing gaps in the financial system that have, over the years, been exploited by organised criminal activity and money laundering. The conveyancing
By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) Big news in the world of property transactions! The 2026 edition of the Contract for the Sale and Purchase of Land was published on 2 March 2026, and it contains significant updates that will be relevant to purchasers and vendors alike. A
By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) If you’re planning to buy a property at auction in New South Wales, it is important to understand the legal side. If you are a buyer, seller, or sales agent, getting sound legal advice and doing some due diligent assessment to ensure
By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) When it comes to buying or selling property, having the right legal help is crucial. In New South Wales, both conveyancers and solicitors can manage property transactions, but the question is: which is the better choice? While both can handle the job,
By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) Selecting a conveyancer can be the difference in your property buying and selling journey. Conveyancing refers to the legal transfer of ownership regarding property. Be it a buyer, seller, or even sales agent acting on behalf of the transaction, the person is
By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) When you buy property in New South Wales, one of the biggest upfront costs after the purchase price, is transfer duty, still commonly called stamp duty. It applies whether you are buying your home, an investment, vacant land, commercial property or even
By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) A contract of sale must be prepared before any marketing or open home inspections take place. In New South Wales, real estate agents are legally required to have a complete contract of sale in their possession before they can advertise your property
By Julian & Renee (Australia) – with writing support from Alberto Aldana (Colombia) When buying or selling property in New South Wales, understanding the legal side of the transaction is crucial. This process, known as conveyancing, involves both the vendor and purchaser parties, with the sales agent often playing a key role. Conveyancing ensures all
