Reveal Legal in Ashgrove, Queensland | Personal injury lawyer

Reveal Legal

Locality: Ashgrove, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 3510 2155

Address: Ashgrove Serviced Offices Level 1, Highpoint 240 Waterworks Road 4060 Ashgrove, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.reveallegal.com.au

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25.01.2022 Reveal Legal has a new website at www.reveallegal.com.au

23.01.2022 Is your Insurer short changing you? Not sure what to do? Reveal Legal can help. Read our article for further guidance or contact us on 3510 2155 to find out more. http://bit.ly/2RL8SN1

23.01.2022 Reveal Legal would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Thank you to all our valued clients for making 2018 a success and we look forward to working with you again in 2019.

20.01.2022 These reforms should have a positive effect towards reducing debt disputes between owners and trainers in the racing industry. https://tor.racingaustralia.horse

19.01.2022 SPRING SELLING SEASON IS UNDERWAY!! With another weekend fast approaching and this being a busy time of the year for house sales, prospective buyers and sellers need to also prepare for the legal process involved. Visit www.reveallegal.com.au/conveyancing to find out more. The friendly conveyancing team at Reveal Legal can assist for a low Fixed Fee.

19.01.2022 Whilst Sydney and Melbourne prices are heading south, Brisbanes property market is still experiencing growth - refer to the article below. Buying or selling, Reveal Legal conveyancing experts can help. Call us today on 3510 2155. http://bit.ly/2DmMEt1

14.01.2022 Home loan rates remain at an all time low, with now being a great time to buy and sell. If anyone is in the market, Reveal Legal can handle your conveyance and offers great fixed rates! https://www.realestate.com.au//lenders-slash-home-loan-ra/

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11.01.2022 Our sports expert Chris Mills was a guest on ABC radio discussing the legal issues stemming from the ball tampering incident involving members of the Australian cricket team. To hear the discussion click here. https://www.reveallegal.com.au/blog

09.01.2022 The Reveal.....of Reveal Legal

09.01.2022 Welcome to the team Chris Mills from Reveal Legal. Chris has joined our team as Solicitor and Team Contract Manager for Go Girl Racing Australia Female Junior D...evelopment Team Initiative. The team at Reveal Legal specialise in Sports Teams and individual sports contracts and are excited to be working with us to develop females in Motocross. #Reveallegal

05.01.2022 Car accidents happen. Control the outcome. See our linked article and contact us for a free no obligation consultation. http://bit.ly/2HrAGC9

04.01.2022 The New GST Withholding Regime and what it means for Purchasers. There have been some recent amendments to GST laws as they apply to relevant sales. Currently a seller (such as a developer) who is registered or required to be registered for GST is required to pay GST on sales of new residential properties or subdivided land. In recent years the ATO has identified that some developers are making taxable sales of these types of properties and failing to remit the GST collected... from purchasers to the ATO. The development company then becomes insolvent with the GST never paid. This practise has become known as phoenixing. It is estimated that for the 5 years ending 2017, the Government has lost $1.8 billion in GST revenue. To counteract the lost GST revenue, from 1 July 2018, purchasers of new residential premises or new residential vacant land are required to withhold the sellers GST amount payable under the contract price and remit this to the ATO. A purchaser will be required to withhold the GST amount and either pay the GST to the ATO on settlement or provide the seller with a bank cheque payable to the ATO. The seller is required by law to advise the purchaser if GST is applicable on the property being sold.

02.01.2022 Beware Christmas settlement dates for your property. Check out our article http://bit.ly/2DhBq8X to see if your property settlement may be effected. #conveyancing #realestate