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Tax Briefings
June 2026 | Tax Briefing: 2026–27 State and Territory Budget special edition
PwC specialists analysed the key tax measures and what they mean for businesses. PwC Senior Economist James Loughridge also provided the economic context, guiding the navigation of risks, opportunities, and next steps with practical, actionable insights.
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The evolving tax landscape for investment in Australia
Tuesday, 21 July 2026 | 3-4pm AEST
The ripple effect of the 2026-27 Federal Budget
Thursday, 20 August 2026 | 12-1pm AEST
May 2026 | Tax Briefing: Federal Budget special edition webcast
The Federal Government handed down the 2026-27 Budget on 12 May 2026. On 14 May, PwC held a special Tax Briefing featuring Chief Economist Amy Lomas’s economic analysis and a panel of tax experts who discussed key tax announcements and their effects on businesses and individuals.
April 2026 | Tax Briefing: Preparing for Payday Super and harnessing innovations in tax
This Tax Briefing covered preparing for Payday Super’s real-time contributions and how AI is transforming tax functions. Discussions focused on managing operational challenges, governance, and remuneration design for Payday Super, alongside practical AI applications that enhance productivity while requiring oversight and expert review to mitigate risks.
March 2026 | Tax Briefing: Successfully advancing through the tax dispute lifecycle
We explored how taxpayers can navigate the tax dispute lifecycle, from ATO reviews and information requests through to objections and debt management. The session highlighted practical steps to manage risk, maintain constructive engagement with the ATO and improve dispute outcomes through preparation, governance and a clear response strategy.
February 2026 | Tax Briefing: Employment tax update and Pillar Two obligations in Australia
Ahead of the 2025-26 FBT year end, we shared an overview of recent legislative changes and compliance strategies in employment taxes. Further, in the run-up to the first Pillar Two lodgment date in Australia, this session explicates the reporting requirements, risk areas, and practical implications for multinational and domestic entities.
