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Hunt & Hunt Lawyers North Ryde

Locality: Macquarie Park, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 9804 5700

Address: Level 2, 1 Innovation Road 2113 Macquarie Park, NSW, Australia

Website: www.hunthunt.com.au/north-ryde

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25.01.2022 Steel pipe classification case decided against Customs based on French translation of HS Code Customs famously went to the High Court arguing that the interpretation of the Australian tariff classification legislation should be interpreted consistently with the French version of the harmonised system (HS) for tariff classification. The High Court agreed, but Customs still lost that case. Now in an ironic twist, the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has relied on the French translation of the HS code to find against Customs in a classification case concerning steel pipes. Read the full article from Russell Wiese here: https://mailchi.mp/huntvic/steel-pipe-classification-case

25.01.2022 Our collaborative pro bono clinic with @TheNorthernCentre is still operating during the pandemic. If you know anyone who needs advice or support, please contact the Northern Centre.

21.01.2022 China Commences Anti-dumping Investigation Against Australian Wine: The announcement that China has commence an anti-dumping investigation into Australia wine has come as a surprise many. Dumping is associated with unfair tactics and selling goods at a loss. This isn't what is associated with the Australian wine industry. However, the industry is in for a nasty shock you can be found to be dumping even when acting ethically and selling at a profit. Read the full article and find out more here: https://mailchi.mp/huntvic/china-investigates-wine-dumping

19.01.2022 WEBINAR INVITATION: Top Tips When Negotiating with the ATO & Avoiding Personal Exposure to Insolvent Trading New Insolvency legislation was designed to provide business owners with extra protections during COVID, however these measures come to an end from the 31st December so what does this mean for you? How can you protect yourself and your family? What can you do if you are owed money? In this webinar our experienced litigation team Sarah Cappello, Matt Gauci and Lauren B...oyd, will set out precisely what you need to do as a director to avoid personal exposure. You can also expect to hear from Charles Bavin, providing his expertise and additional practical tips when negotiating with the ATO. Join us on Wednesday 2nd December at 12.30pm for a short Webinar that answers all of these questions and any questions you may have. Click below to register your attendance. https://us02web.zoom.us//8816049/WN_6EGtqvjaRb6q0cG8e3Zf6A

18.01.2022 https://youtu.be/3rdPn9YBNoE Hunt & Hunt Lawyers North Ryde/Macquarie Park is very happy to have been invited to participate, with the interview of Ian Miller OAM, in this new video, produced by City of Ryde to promote the vibrant and thriving business community of Macquarie Park. Riverside Business Chamber Venture Cafe Sydney SONIC SIGHT Macquarie University Cyrius Media Group Pty Ltd

17.01.2022 Thank you to City of Ryde for producing this video, highlighting our 2019 Inclusion Award, which we are very proud of. Good luck to this year's contenders.

08.01.2022 Does your family trust hold residential real estate in NSW? On 24 June 2020, amendments to the Duties Act 1997, the Land Tax Act 1956, and the Land Tax Management Act 1956 were enacted. As a result, it is essential that trustees of all discretionary trusts review their trust deeds, in order to avoid surcharge land tax and/or surcharge purchaser duty. https://www.hunthunt.com.au//does-your-family-trust-hold-/ Get in touch with us if you want to find out more, or need help ...reviewing your trust deeds. #trustsandestates Macquarie Park, New South Wales #realestate #propertyinvestment #law Ryde District Mums Riverside Business Chamber Epping Chamber of Commerce See more

05.01.2022 WEBINAR: Top Tips When Negotiating with the ATO & Avoiding Personal Exposure to Insolvent Trading New Insolvency legislation was designed to provide business owners with extra protections during COVID, however these measures come to an end from the 31st December so what does this mean for you? How can you protect yourself and your family? What can you do if you are owed money? In this webinar our experienced litigation team Sarah Cappello, Matt Gauci and Lauren Boyd, will s...et out precisely what you need to do as a director to avoid personal exposure. You can also expect to hear from Charles Bavin, providing his expertise and additional practical tips when negotiating with the ATO. Join us on Wednesday 2nd December at 12.30pm for a short Webinar that answers all of these questions and any questions you may have. Click below to register your attendance. https://us02web.zoom.us//8816049/WN_6EGtqvjaRb6q0cG8e3Zf6A

03.01.2022 First dumping, now Australian wine exporters face a countervailing duty investigation by the Chinese Government Following on from the recently announced dumping duty investigation into Australian wine, the Chinese Government hit the industry with a countervailing duty investigation on 31 August. Below we briefly set out the claims that will be investigated by the Chinese government, the difference between a dumping and countervailing investigation and what further actions needs to be taken by Australian wine exporters. Read our full article: https://mailchi.mp//china-investigates-wine-dumping-497449

03.01.2022 Family Law: Custody Arrangements Over Christmas Preparing for the festive season can be a frantic and stressful time for everyone, but can be especially difficult for those with separated families. If you and your partner are separated, knowing the answers to the following questions ahead of time can help minimise conflict and avoid a last-minute rush to Court. What are the care arrangements for your children for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day? What are the c...are arrangements for the summer holidays generally? Have you provided or been given the details of any holiday trips you or the other parent are planning on taking the children on? Being prepared can mean the difference between enjoyment and disaster. Other tips to keep in mind which can help ensure smooth sailing are: If the children are going to be with you for long stretches of time, make sure they’re able to regularly call or Facetime the other parent. Make sure that you and any friends or relatives who might be visiting don’t say bad things to the children about the other parent or talk to them about the Court case (even after a few drinks at Christmas lunch). Don’t post mean, sarcastic or hurtful things on Facebook or social media not only is it a bad look, but it’s not in the Christmas spirit. Unfortunately, sometimes things just go wrong or can’t be resolved. If you need help negotiating arrangements, or if the worst should happen, contact our experienced Family Law team at Hunt & Hunt for legal assistance and help get your holidays back on track. Article prepared by: Benjamin Keyworth Associate, Sydney