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Business Valuation
Understand what your business is worth and why. We explain valuation methods for divorce, succession, sale, or dispute. Discover the financial and non-financial drivers that affect value, and how to prepare strong, evidence-based valuation reports. Get the clarity and confidence you need with current and credible insights.
Internet Banking Fraud - Clive Peeters Case
One of the most common forms of employee fraud that we have been seeing for quite some time involves access to internet banking. Businesses often have two signatories for company cheques but allow ful
Claiming tax deduction for home office? Part 3
Today we are looking at claiming tax deductions when you work at home but do not have a home work area. This means that your principal place of business is not at home, nor do you have an area or room
Claiming tax deduction for home office? Part 2
Today we are examining using your Home Office as a Home work area. This means that your principal place of business is not at home but you have an area, such as a study or a spare room, set aside prim
Claiming tax deduction for home office? Part 1
Whether you are self-employed or are an employee, you may be able to claim certain work related expense as deduction where the part of your home is used for income producing purpose and has the charac
Survival and Prosperity in Tough Times - Practical Tips
It is essential to maintain a positive, can-do attitude and this is not always easy when the daily media, government and social chat are preoccupied with the latest bad news involving employment, comp
Loss of Long Service Leave Claims
There are a number of conditions that have to be met for a claim fro loss of long service leave to be successful in personal injury litigation
Due Diligence or Business Review - Business Valuations
Due diligence or business review is an essential step in evaluating a target business or new business venture. It involves a detailed study of all aspects of the business.
Common Mistakes in Economic Loss Part 2 - Expenses not deducted
Any economic loss needs to take into account the relevant expenses incurred in earning that income.
Holiday Home into Superfund - Financial Planning Litigation
Another instance of bad financial planning advice that we have come across recently, where the advisor gave advice without any regard to capital gains tax, stamp duties, income tax and superannuation
Common Mistakes in Economic Loss 1 - Loss based on short period.
As forensic accountants, acting for either the plaintiff or defendant, we often see claims for economic loss in commercial litigation and personal injury based on a level of income that is only for a
Family Law Superannuation Valuations - Video
How to read the Form 6 Superannuation Information Form 6 for both accumulation interests in the growth phase and defined benefit interests in the growth phase.
Case Study 1: Shareholder Disputes - Building Company
When a property developer approached Dolman Bateman, they were engaged in litigation with a partner company over a large multi-million dollar residential development. As the project was coming to an e
The benefits of conducting a Fraud Risk Assessment Exercise
Conducting an exercise to assess fraud risk may seem to be a low priority (and somewhat unexciting) project for a busy manager with pressing and immediate business critical issues to address
The Transition of Employee Fraud within an Organisation
The organisation that does not set boundaries effectively exposes itself to actions by employees that may threaten the entire business.
Unfair and Oppressive Conduct Case Study
Case study of our investigation of unfair and oppressive conduct. Business investments
Update on Superannuation Valuations for Family Law in NSW
Update on Superannuation Valuations for Family Law in NSW
Customer Database - your most valuable asset
The database is one of the foundations of your business which when properly implemented enables you to leverage your marketing and sales functions.
Workplace Culture and Employee Fraud
When it comes to employee fraud, prevention is definitely better than cure. So why do executives who routinely minimize other risks to their organisation fail to address one of the most commonly occur
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