Consumer Affairs Victoria today released an alert warning businesses to be on the lookout for internet banking scams. This alert comes as a result of a business recently falling victim to such events. It is advised by Police to ensure any requests you receive via email for bank account changes are always confirmed with the […]
The 20th SheppARTon Festival opened on March 4.
Stubbs Wallace are thrilled to be a part of this exciting festival again this year. We are now delighted to have unveiled the Festival Wall in the Carpark at 160 Welsford Street, Shepparton.
The Festival Wall is an exciting collaboration between the Shepparton Arts Festival, Stubbs Wallace and the students of Shepparton Christian College.
This year’s theme ‘Be Consumed’.
SheppARTon Festival Interpretation – ‘Be Consumed’
A trifle is a matter of carful construction. It is a classic dish made with tradition, laden with nostalgia and a dessert of indulgence.
The Shepparton Festival Trifle is made up of 7 layers, each layer of produce representing the ingredients of the festival.
The layers also represent the landscape, community, artists, venues, process, production and design that combine to create the festival.
One of life’s great pleasures is scraping back a section of the cream and piercing the custard with a spoon and discovering all the layers of decadence.
Explore the layers and ‘Be Consumed’ by artists, venue, spaces and experiences.
The Shepparton Festival Team & Board
Click here to find out more about the SheppARTon Festival
Do you own Agricultural land in Australia? AND Are you an Australian living overseas? An Australian non-resident? A non-resident Company or Trust? Then you may need to register your land interest on the Agricultural Land Register? Call us today on (03) 58 214 622 or E-mail William at williamh@stubbswallace.com.au REMEMBER deadline to be registered […]
As you will be aware, from the 1st of July 2015 there have been changes in legislation so that the Victorian and NSW legal trust accounts operate under the same law. These changes are mainly relatively minor. However, there are some that will impact your trust account operation. Please see the main changes that will […]
Consideration on the need for employers to provide paid leave for employees who are victims of domestic violence has recently been the topic of discussion. So far two states, Queensland and South Australian have announced the introduction of paid leave provisions and support for public sector employees who are experiencing domestic and family violence. Although […]
Arriving at the Connection, men in suits climbed out of cars and ladies were dressed in their finest. Inside the café there was a lot of happy mingling, many groups of chatting people. This was the Shepparton Lawyers and Accountants dinner organised by Goulburn Valley Health Foundation. While hors d’oeuvres were served, there was plenty […]
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Many business owners wish to thank their employees for their assistance during the year, by way of providing a Christmas function to them. As business owners you need to be aware of the various implications when providing these. For tax purposes you need to be aware of any possible FBT implications of any function you […]
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Not all fuels and activities are eligible for the Fuel Tax Credits system. Ineligible fuels include: Aviation fuels (aviation gasoline and aviation kerosene) Biodiesel or fuel ethanol, unless they are part of a blend with another fuel Non-transport gaseous fuels (non-transport gaseous fuels were eligible for some activities before 1 July 2014). Additives, like diesel […]