by sarah.leslie@rm.net.au | May 26, 2026 | Everyone, Featured
Roberts + Morrow is partnering with Nutrien to bring you an in-person information night focused on practical EOFY strategies. EOFY planning is rarely just about “tax” for primary producers – it’s about timing, volatility, and building resilience for what’s next....
by sarah.leslie@rm.net.au | May 26, 2026 | Business Intel, Everyone, Featured
This month on Leave it to the Accountants, Sophie sat down with Sean and Ben from the Business Intelligence Team at R+M. This episode is for the business owners who are struggling to make sense of their numbers. Are you: “Feeling busy but broke”? Relying on...
by sarah.leslie@rm.net.au | May 14, 2026 | Accounting & Audit, Everyone, Featured, Financial Planning, Legal Services, News, SMSF Specialists, Tax & Estate Planning, Uncategorised
This year’s Federal Budget introduces a series of tax and policy changes that will directly influence how businesses invest, manage cashflow and structure their operations. From permanent asset write-offs and loss carry-back measures to changes in how investment...
by sarah.leslie@rm.net.au | Apr 30, 2026 | Accounting & Audit, Everyone, Featured, Financial Planning, SMSF Specialists, Tax & Estate Planning
Our Payday Super workshops have been well received across our Glen Innes and Tamworth offices, and the responses have been extremely positive. Sessions have been well attended, with clients leaving feeling more informed, confident, and prepared for the changes ahead....
by sarah.leslie@rm.net.au | Apr 29, 2026 | Everyone, Featured
Last week, we were proud to host the Leading on the Edge Keynote Event in Armidale as part of R+M’s 75‑year celebrations. Held at the Armidale Ex‑Services Memorial Club, the event brought together clients and business leaders from across the New England North West....
by sarah.leslie@rm.net.au | Apr 29, 2026 | Accounting & Audit, Everyone, Featured, SMSF Specialists, Tax & Estate Planning, Uncategorised
Payday super reforms (Australia) commence 1 July 2026. Employers will need to pay Super Guarantee (SG) contributions at the same time as wages, rather than quarterly. What’s changing • Super must be paid on payday: employers must pay SG at the same time as wages...
