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You Legal https://youlegal.com.au have a helpful article/blog post on Allied Health agreement types and specifically room rental models and information about subleases and I highly recommend anyone who is running a practise read it. With the upcoming changes to payday super and also the confusion that often surrounds superannuation obligations for contractors, lots of small businesses and allied health practices are reviewing other agreement types including administration se

Splose https://splose.com/ have posted a new blog article covering the National Press Club address by Minister for Health, Disability and Ageing Mark Butler and the release of the Government's Securing the NDIS for future generations plan and the significant structural reset of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Their article outlines some of the proposed changes and how they are focussed around the governments 4 key outcomes of: Fighting fraud and stopping rort

Team DSC https://teamdsc.com.au/ has posted an excellent summary and update from Mark Butler's presentation at the National Press Club covering what is currently known about the NDIS changes including: Social and community participation budgets Eligibility and standardised functional assessments Commissioning intermediaries and Supported Independent Living (SIL) New framework plan roll out delayed Unscheduled plan reassessments and changes to changes to planning rollovers Dig

You Legal https://youlegal.com.au recently posted an excellent article/blog post on Allied Health agreement types and I highly recommend anyone who is running a practise read it. This is one area as a Bookkeeping and Accounting team that we come across every year as a problem area - normally after a business owner has engaged contractors or services agreement staff and then sends us a copy of the agreement so we can understand the GST, BAS and financial implications for Bo