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AFCA released its 2025–26 annual review on 22 October 2026. It recorded almost 120,000 complaints across all financial products, a record, and superannuation accounted for 8,755 of them. The Shield and First Guardian collapses drove most complaints about investments and advice.
The investigation reported that about one in four workers is underpaid, worth about $6 billion a year, and that only about 15% of unpaid super is recovered, a figure it said is backed by a 2022 Australian National Audit Office report.
Under current law, an employer generally does not have to pay the super guarantee (SG) for a worker under 18 unless that worker does more than 30 hours of work in a week for that employer. The SG rate is 12% of ordinary time …
Figures dated 12 October put July 2026 payments at about 64 million and August at about 54 million. Across 2025-26, the monthly average was roughly 25 million. That makes July about 2.6 times the old average and August about 2.2 times.
Phil Broderick of Sladen Legal told a national superannuation conference that no provision of the Superannuation Industry (Supervision) Act 1993 (SIS Act) prohibits an SMSF from running a business.
In Zhang v Commissioner of Taxation [2026] FCAFC 137, Justices Derrington, Feutrill and Vandongen dismissed Li Zhang's appeal with costs. The court found there was "no arguable case of misconduct" by the Commissioner in issuing the garnishee notice.
In Australian Continuing Legal Education Centre Pty Ltd v Philip Bates [2026] NSWSC 1266, Justice Hammerschlag found barrister Philip Bates in civil contempt. The proceedings concern a dispute over more than $112,000 in floor fees involving Sir Anthony Mason Chambers, the charges barristers pay …
The matter is Onyema v Commonwealth [2026] FCA 1530, decided by Justice Hill on 15 October 2026. Former ATO employee Kenneth Onyema was dismissed in October 2025 for breaching the Australian Public Service (APS) Code of Conduct. Material before the court included audit log …
The case is Poulton v Conrad (H1/2026), filed in the court's Hobart registry. It asks whether a bitcoin holding is "property" at common law, and the dispute arose from $10,000 paid to invest in bitcoin. The court has reserved judgment, and as at 16 …
Special leave was refused in Toowoomba Regional Council, about FBT on commercial parking; Cheung, in which $33 million in deposits was found assessable; SKG Cleaning Services, about NSW payroll tax on employment agency contracts; and Vicinity Funds, a Victorian revenue matter. No further appeal …
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