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Establishing a tax-effective employee share scheme (ESS) or employee stock option plan (ESOP) in Australia
Setting up an employee share scheme (ESS) or employee stock option plan (ESOP) to attract, retain and incentivise staff is valuable to many Australian businesses. It’s also beneficial to the numerous international businesses that expand their operations into Australia and employ members of our highly skilled workforce. For many businesses, an ESS has become a practical part of workforce planning and talent retention, giving key people a direct stake in the value they help create.
A founder’s guide to the proposed Innovative Business CGT Concession
The measures announced in the federal budget represent a significant overhaul of Australia’s Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rules, moving away from the familiar 50% CGT discount towards a cost base indexation model. For technology founders, early-stage investors and employees holding equity, this change strikes at the heart of how a successful exit is taxed.
A founder’s guide to the proposed Innovative Business CGT Concession
Skip to content Article A founder’s guide to the proposed Innovative Business CGT Concession 28 July 2026 | Minutes to read: 3 The measures announced in the Federal Budget represent a significant overhaul of Australia’s Capital Gains Tax rules, moving away from the familiar 50% CGT discount towards a cost base indexation model. For technology founders, early-stage investors and employees holding equity, this change strikes at the heart of how a successful exit is taxed.
What you need to know about the Australian government’s R&D review
Alex is a Partner in William Buck’s Tax Services division, working with a range of private and public companies in the technology sector, including companies that specialise in SaaS, Fintech, Data Science, Biotech, Regtech, IoT and Advanced Manufacturing. Alex has the knowledge and expertise to advise on complex tax issues including the R&D Tax Incentive, Export Market Development Grant, employee share schemes, tax consolidation and corporate restructures.
Tax issues Australian scaleups must know when going global
Client stories | Behind every great outcome is a strong relationship. Explore more Skip to content Article Tax issues Australian scaleups must know when going global 11 September 2025 | Minutes to read: 4 This article was first published in Startup Daily Going global is often seen as a rite of passage for many Australian scaleups as it can provide the company with access to new overseas markets, a broader pool of investors or the ability to attract and retain key talent from around the world.
Tax issues Australian scaleups must know when going global
Going global is often seen as a rite of passage for many Australian scaleups as it can provide the company with access to new overseas markets, a broader pool of investors or the ability to attract and retain key talent from around the world. During this period of growth, founders often focus on product-market fit, customer acquisition, and operational challenges. While these priorities are vital, one area that too often sits in the ‘deal with it later’ basket is international taxation.
Rough seas ahead for R&D tax incentives?
There is a prevailing belief that the 2025-2026 Federal Budget was a non-event for the majority of us in the Australian tech sector. But besides being a missed opportunity to move the dial for Australian founders, are there any risks to watch out for in the Budget? Well, yes, actually. In our view, one particular aspect of the Budget could have significant and long-lasting repercussions for many Australian businesses, regardless of their size or industry.
R&D Tax Incentive considerations for financial year-end
With EOFY just around the corner, we’ve outlined simple steps businesses can take before year-end to ensure they receive the maximum amount from their Research and Development (R&D) Tax Incentive claim. But first, if you’re unfamiliar with the RDTI scheme or need a refresher, here’s some background information to help you catch up. What is the R&D Tax Incentive?
Everything you need to know about NFTs and tax liabilities in Australia
This article is intended to provide a high-level overview of some of the tax considerations to be aware of when transacting with NFTs. This is general advice only and does not take into account individual circumstances, so reach out to our team for further information. What are NFTs? First launched on the Ethereum blockchain back in 2015, an NFT is a unit of data stored on a digital ledger.
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Death's Door is a medical drama based on the book At Death's Door and the true-life story of Sebastian Sepulveda M.D. Death's Door tells the story of an end-of-life-care doctor, Dr. Mark Cor... Read allDeath's Door is a medical drama based on the book At Death's Door and the true-life story of Sebastian Sepulveda M.D. Death's Door tells the story of an end-of-life-care doctor, Dr. Mark Corbin. Dr. Corbin's entire career has been dealing with the terminally ill and dying. The de...
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