Coronavirus: Govt announces $17.6bn stimulus package; cash payments for business; instant asset write-off increased to $150k; $750 for pensioners
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Virginia Ginnane
Content Manager, Thomson Reuters
Virginia Ginnane is a lawyer and writer, with more than 20 years’ experience working for international publishers in the UK, US and Australia. Her articles have appeared in The Lawyer, Legal Week, Legal Business, The Guardian, The Sydney Morning Herald and Hello! magazine among many other publications. She was London correspondent for Time Inc’s Who Weekly and Life magazine, and also feature writer at Australian Associated Press. Her book Polly Borland Australians was published by the National Portrait Gallery in London. Virginia has worked at Thomson Reuters as Commissioning Editor, Tax Writer, Marketing Content Specialist and is currently Content Manager.
Posts by Virginia Ginnane
Phoenixing in ashes: new law targets accountants
A new law to stop companies transferring assets to avoid their liabilities could also have serious impacts for their advisers, with new civil penalties set to be imposed.
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Buy up and claim: Instant asset write-off could benefit up to 2 million taxpayers
Hurry, hurry! Take advantage of the $30,000 instant asset write-off before the threshold is due to revert to $1,000 on 1 July this year. In the 2019-20 Federal Budget, the…
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Why data protection should keep you awake at night
Your data is the centre of your business, a bullseye for cyber-criminals. But that’s not the only threat. Misuse and loss of personal information are also contenders. How safe is…
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Shining a light on your professional obligations
Against the backdrop of seismic changes from the Hayne Royal Commission and recent practitioner audits and investigations, Thomson Reuters recently brought the major regulators together at a live webinar to…
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Capitalising the balance sheet: AASB 16 sets a new standard for leases
With the introduction of the new AASB 16 Leases, lessees are now required to account for the assets and liabilities from operating leases, changing the balance sheet forever. After a…
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Precision needed to meet CGT on small business concession rules
For small businesses selling their business assets, generous CGT concessions may reduce their capital gain and also boost their super.But strict rules apply. Capital gains tax (CGT) concessions can create…
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Technological change: disrupter or enabler?
An interview discussion around ‘Using technology to become the adviser of tomorrow’ with Peter Antonius, Managing Director at The Hive Advisory and Former CEO at Moore Stephens Australia facilitated by…
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