Tradies may be feeling a bit overwhelmed trying to wade through all the information the QBCC has on their website about how to stay compliant with your licence conditions. Therefore, it’s important that you know when you could be breaking … Read More
When the average consumer thinks about building works they often imagine cranes on big commercial building sites in the city, where a new highrise grows from a huge hole in the ground with trucks ferrying steel and concrete to and … Read More
The ATO has reminded employers that any ‘cash in hand’ payments made to workers from 1 July 2019 will not be tax deductible. ‘Cash in hand’ refers to cash payments to employees that do not comply with pay as you … Read More
The last part of the reforms the QBCC brought in with the Minimum Financial Requirements (MFR) will take effect on 1 January 2020. This will affect all self-certification categories (SC) 1-2 and category 1-3 licensees by requiring them to undertake Annual … Read More
A QBCC license holder who is unable or does not know how to meet the new QBCC reporting requirements might find his license cancelled or suspended. When the QBCC suspended a major construction company’s licence in May it sent shock … Read More