November 2025 | Tax Briefing: Payday Super, Payment Times Reporting and capital management update
The session covered Payday Super and the changes to come into effect from 1 July 2026, with guidance on how to prepare your business to ensure your superannuation obligations are met seamlessly. Our expert panel also provided clarity on the impact of the new slow small business payer ranking rules under the current Payment Times Reporting (PTR) scheme. We also explored the latest updates and strategic considerations for effective capital management in today’s evolving tax environment.
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Looking ahead to 2026—are you prepared? | Thursday, 11 December 2025 | 12–1pm AEDT
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October 2025 | Tax Briefing: ATO assurance programs with Deputy Commissioner Rebecca Saint and Acting Deputy Commissioner Michelle Sams
Special guest speakers, Deputy Commissioner, Public Groups, Rebecca Saint, and Assistant Commissioner, Public Groups, Michelle Sams, provided insights into recent developments in the ATO’s assurance programs for Top 100 and Top 1,000 taxpayer. The session covered practical guidance on the implications for large corporate taxpayers, focusing on compliance expectations, risk management strategies and best practices for engaging with the ATO. Additionally, find an interactive Q&A session, exploring the implications of the ATO’s assurance approach.
September 2025 l Tax Briefing: Navigating the deal lifecycle: Tax strategies and challenges
PwC experts share vital insights into the tax and legal issues arising at various stages of the deal lifecycle including share and asset sales challenges, exit backlogs, and evolving investor needs. In this session, you’ll also learn about the Foreign Investment Review Board’s role in M&A transactions. Equip yourself with expert strategies to navigate modern deal complexities confidently and seize industry opportunities.
August 2025 | Tax Briefing: International tax developments and the High Court decision in the PepsiCo case
A comprehensive update on the most significant recent developments impacting multinational groups operating in or through Australia. Additionally, PwC Tax Controversy Partner, Andrew Howell, unpacked the implications of the recent High Court decision in the PepsiCo case concerning cross-border royalties, where PwC acted as the instructing solicitors.
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James O'Reilly
Partner, Brisbane Tax Leader & Global Energy, Utilities and Mining Tax Leader, PwC Australia
