1913
CCH introduces the world’s first
looseleaf tax reporting system
1969
CCH opens offices in Australia
1970
CCH publishes Australian
Master Tax Guide
1975
CCH publishes Australian
Family Law & Practice
2006
ProSystem software suite enters
the Australian market with CCH
2009
CCH launches new online
platform IntelliConnect
2013/2014
Catalogue
Information and
Software Solutions
www.cch.com.au
2010
CCH expands software solutions with
Tax Integrator, Fringe Benefits Tax
Organiser and Global Tax Integrator
2012
Capital Gains Tax Reporter becomes
part of CCH software solutions
2013
CCH iFirm - the first integrated
content and accounting
software solution
IntelliConnect®
IntelliConnect®:
Not a Search Engine But a Find Engine.
All CCH Online subscription products use the power
of IntelliConnect® to search through a CCH database
of information and access the critical information you
need – fast. An easy-to-use platform that automatically
searches your entire CCH library, IntelliConnect® gives
you unprecedented access to the industry’s best content.
DIVE DEEPER INTO YOUR CONTENT Not only does
IntelliConnect® allow you to rapidly search across your
entire library of content, it can reveal additional content
you didn’t even know you had access to.
GET MORE FROM YOUR EXISTING RESOURCES With
its easy-to-learn functionality, IntelliConnect® reduces
the time it takes to conduct research and improves
the accuracy and speed of content utilisation. In your
constant quest to achieve more with less, IntelliConnect®
provides an edge that can turn unprofitable days into
profitable ones.
KEEP TRACK OF CHANGE IntelliConnect’s search
engine-like functionality integrates with other core CCH
products and helps you find what you’re looking for with
minimum effort.
IntelliConnect is a very comprehensive search platform, easy to
use and navigate and significantly reduces the amount of time
spent on research by more traditional means. The simple ability
to search for content across CCH online rather than wading through
hard copy materials is definitely a fantastic advantage.
Allan Perry
Lecturer, School of Law
The University of Adelaide
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Simply, we do the work so you don’t have to.
We are passionate about what we do and our expert team of authors
and editors are committed to helping you find the answers you need
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Managing Director
CCH Australia
More than a publisher
We build solutions that enable you to work in the moment,
collaboratively with your clients.
We have integrated handy tools and content that can be accessed via
our new accounting cloud software, iFirm, as well as on the web via
our online platform IntelliConnect®.
Thank you for your feedback
Two years ago we launched our transactional Net Promoter Score
(NPS) program in order to ask you what we are doing well and help
us pinpoint where we can improve.
We have listened to what you said and we have already made
significant changes to our online platform and our billing and
invoicing processes based on what you told us.
For that you have our thanks, and our ongoing commitment to listen
and act on your feedback.
Thank you for taking the time to review this catalogue. Please don’t
hesitate to contact me directly with any comments or questions at
bas.kniphorst@cch.com.au.
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WHEN YOU HAVE TO BE RIGHT
Small business has its
head in the clouds
Research from CCH.
Recent research commissioned by
CCH has revealed that the majority
of SME owners would consider
changing their accountant if they
failed to keep pace with cloud
technology.
“It suggests a ‘business as usual’ approach
is not really an option for accounting
firms. Their small- to medium-sized
enterprise customers are saying they
want to move down the cloud path and
will do so without them if need be.”
boss. However, this “gut feel” decisionmaking process, combined with the desire
to move to cloud accounting, further
strengthens the case for accounting
professionals to take technology and
cloud accounting very seriously indeed.
The research involved over 1,000 small
businesses and 200 accountants from
across Australia.
“What’s more the impulse toward the
cloud among younger business owners
is even stronger, suggesting accounting
firms risk losing a whole new generation
of SME clients if they fail to act.”
These reasons alone should be enough
to convince any accountant seeking a
successful future that cloud accounting
solutions are the way forward, but the
results gathered from younger business
owners are very clear when it comes to
the cloud: you move, or we will.
A key reason behind accounting firms’
failure to adopt cloud technology was the
existence of a working system. Whilst
there is a strong case to keep something
that is working, this doesn’t take into
consideration the significant benefits that
can be offered to both parties through the
cloud; namely the time and money saving
benefits that it offers combined with the
ability for accounts to free up time and
resources to provide strategic advisory
services - an activity highly valued
by clients.
This is hardly surprising given the
penetration of technology amongst Gen
Y and their well-known desire to shop
around, but what is astounding is that
accountants are yet to recognise this as a
major problem.
The business case is simple: adopting
cloud solutions would secure accountants
a central role in managing their client’s
accounts. Failure to adopt may mean
losing a significant portion of their
business in the near future.
In
conjunction
with
the
Cloud
technology adoption research, CCH
also commissioned important research
around the influences on small business
decision-making.
As part of CCH’s research, accountants
using cloud software were asked to
identify the perceived benefits for their
firm. The results were clear: mirroring
the success of mobile technology, 62% of
those surveyed indicated that the ability
to access information from multiple
locations was one of the main advantages,
closely followed by the financial benefits
with 1 in 3 respondents citing reduced
maintenance and purchase costs for
hardware as their primary reason for
moving into the cloud.
However, according to the study, the
perceived barriers to adopting new
technology
among
small
business
suppliers’ such as the time to learn new
systems and the fear of changing existing
processes are slowing progress and
putting businesses at risk.
One of the key industries where this
slow uptake of new technology was most
prevalent and therefore potentially
hazardous, was accounting services.
The new research was commissioned in
conjunction with the Australian launch
of CCH’s iFirm platform - an established
cloud
accounting
software
solution
that provides a comprehensive suite of
accounting tools.
The research indicated that almost twothirds of small businesses recognise that
cloud technology could enable them to
self-serve, thereby largely removing
the need to outsource accounting work.
This figure rises to 86% among youngeraged SME owners. However, in stark
contrast, fewer than half of accounting
firms surveyed showed concern at
losing business to cloud-based software
solutions.
Accounting firms live in a world of
absolutes and trade off their exceptional
knowledge
and
comprehension
of
numbers, so their failure to comprehend
the numbers around cloud software seems
almost baffling.
Russell Evans, the CEO of CCH’s parent
company, Wolters Kluwer Asia Pacific,
highlighted an important issue.
Whilst establishing the accountant as the
most trusted advisor in a small business
setting – making them very powerful
indeed over the course of Australian
business now and in the future – the study
also revealed that many small business
owners tend to act on “gut feel” when
making decisions around their business
and therefore around the technology that
they adopt.
There is no doubt that a small business
owner fiercely guards the independence of
their decision-making with many starting
their own business solely to be their own
Ultimately, accountants need to treat the
move to the cloud like they would any
accounting problem: weigh up the balance
sheet and realise that the only way to
move forward in a sustainable manner is
to get their head in the cloud too!
It’s a new chapter for CCH
Today, we are enabling accountants to embrace the cloud with our
innovative software – CCH iFirm. CCH iFirm is a comprehensive suite
of tools with everything you need to run your modern practice. It’s
the only choice for when you have to be right.
Contents
Tax & Accounting
10
Australian Federal Tax Reporter 12
Australian Income Tax Guide
12
Australian Tax Monitor
12
Premium Australian Master Tax Guide
13
Australian Private Rulings: Selected Case Studies 13
Tax Navigator
13
Australian Capital Gains Tax Planner 15
Annual Dividend Book
15
Australian Fringe Benefits Tax Guide for Employers
15
Australian Income Tax Legislation
16
Australian Income Tax Rulings
16
Australian Income Tax Bills
17
Australian Tax Cases
17
Australian GST Guide
17
Australian Master GST Guide - Online
18
GST in Practice – Transactions & Precedents
18
Solution Finder – Tax - Premium 19
Solution Finder – Tax - Standard
20
Solution Finder – Tax - Concise
20
Solution Finder – Tax - Master Guide
20
cpe.tv21
Australian FBT Tracker
21
Australian GST Tracker
21
Australian Income Tax Tracker
22
Australian Tax Alert Tracker
22
CCH Tax Week
22
International Tax
23
Worldwide Business Tax Guide
International Tax Planning — Expatriates & Migrants
International Offshore Financial Centres
Australian International Tax Agreements
Australian Tax Treaties Texts
Papua New Guinea Income Tax Legislation Papua New Guinea GST & Duties Law
Australian International Tax Tracker
Australian Accounts Preparation Manual 23
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Accounting 26
Australian Accountants Toolkit
Australian Master Financial Statements
Australian Audit & Assurance Manual
Australian Superannuation Audit Manual
Complete Australian Accounting, Auditing and Ethical Standards
Australian Business Advisers Guide
Australian Accounting Tracker
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Superannuation & Financial Planning 28
Australian Superannuation Law & Practice
Australian Master Superannuation Guide – Online
Practical Guide to SMSFs
Australian Superannuation Taxation Materials
Australian Superannuation Digest
Australian Superannuation Cases
Australian Superannuation Lawlinks
Pending Superannuation Bills
Australian Superannuation Complaints Tribunal Determinations
Superannuation Solution Finder
Australian Superannuation Tracker
Australian Estate Planning
Financial Planning Navigator
Australian Financial Planning Tracker
Australian Social Security Guide
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Law34
Company Law
36
Australian Corporations & Securities Law Reporter
Australian Corporate Practice Manual
Australian Corporations & Securities Legislation
Australian Company Law Cases
ASIC Releases
Annotated ASX Listing Rules
Australian Corporations Court Rules
Proprietary Companies Guide
Managed Investments Law & Practice
Corporate Business Law Report
Corporations Law Solution Finder – Premium
Corporations Law Solution Finder – Standard
Corporations Act Partner Corporations Act Partner PLUS Full Suite
Corporations Act Partner PLUS Commentary
Corporations Act Partner PLUS Source Materials
Australian Corporate News
Australian Business Law Tracker
Australian Corporate, Company & Securities Law Tracker
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Bankruptcy & Insolvency42
Australian Insolvency Management Practice
Australian Bankruptcy Legislation
Australian Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law Tracker
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Competition & Consumer43
Australian Competition and Consumer Law Reporter
Australian Competition and Consumer Act Partner Competition and Consumer Law Solution Finder - Standard Australian Consumer Credit Law Reporter
Australian National Consumer Credit Protection Act Partner
Australian Competition and Consumer Law Tracker
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Litigation 45
Australian High Court & Federal Court Practice
Uniform Evidence Law
Australian Federal Circuit Court Handbook
Administrative Appeals Tribunal
Australian Litigation and Court Practice Tracker
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Family Law
47
Australian Family Law & Practice
Australian Family Law Child Support Handbook
Australian Family Law Handbook
Australian Family Law Act Partner
Australian De Facto Relationships Law
Matrimonial Property Guide
Australian Family Law Tracker
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Intellectual Property
50
Australian Industrial & Intellectual Property
Australian Intellectual Property Law Tracker
50
50
Privacy50
Australian Privacy Reporter
Australian Information and Privacy Handbook
50
51
Conveyancing & Real Property
51
Lang’s Commercial Leasing in Australia
New South Wales Conveyancing Law & Practice
Queensland Conveyancing Law & Practice
Victorian Conveyancing Law & Practice
Australian & New Zealand Conveyancing Reports
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New South Wales Strata and Community Titles Law
New South Wales Strata Schemes Management Handbook
QLD Community Schemes Law & Practice
Australian Conveyancing & Property Law Tracker Australian Personal Property Securities Law Reporter
Buying & Selling Businesses – Personal Property
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Torts, Personal Injury, Health & Medical55
Australian Torts Reporter
New South Wales Motor Accidents Practitioners Handbook
Australian Professional Liability - Medical Australian Tort, Personal Injury, Health and Medical Law Tracker
Australian Health & Medical Law Reporter
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56
Duties & State Law
57
Australian Customs Law & Practice
Australian Payroll Tax Manual
New South Wales Land Tax
New South Wales & ACT Duties Law & Practice
Queensland Duties Law & Practice
South Australia & Northern Territory Duties Law & Practice
Victoria & Tasmania Duties Law & Practice
Western Australia Duties Law & Practice
Australian Duties and State Taxes Tracker
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Health, Safety and Environment72
Australian Workers Compensation Guide
Australian Workers Compensation Review
Victorian Accident Compensation Practice Guide
Australian Work Health & Safety Law Reporter
Managing Work Health & Safety
The Hands on Guide: OHS Legal Guide
The Hands on Guide: OHS Manager
The Hands on Guide: School Health and Safety
The Hands on Guide: Risk Management
The Hands on Guide: OHS Training Kit
Laboratory Safety Manual
Plant Safety: Managing Plant Hazards in the Workplace
Hazard Alert: Managing Workplace Hazardous Substances
Australian Environmental Management
Journal of Health, Safety and Environment
Emissions Trading and New Energy – Global Law Guide
WHS Solution Finder
Health Safety & Environment Essentials Health Safety & Environment Solution Finder Australian Workers Compensation Tracker
Australian Work Health and Safety Tracker
Australian Environment Tracker
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Insurance60
Governance, Risk and Compliance 80
Australian and New Zealand Insurance Law Tracker
Australian & New Zealand Insurance Reporter
Australian & New Zealand Life Insurance Reporter
60
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60
Contract Law
61
Australian Contract Law Reporter
61
Australian Legal Compliance – Making it Work
The Directors Manual
Australian Corporate Practice Manual
Public Sector Governance Australia
GRC Solution Finder CCH Parliament
CCH Political Alert
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Wills61
Wills in Practice - New South Wales Handbook 61
Sports61
Australian Sports Law
61
Business62
Industrial Relations 64
Australian Industrial Law Reports
Australian Labour Law Reporter Australian Employment Legislation
Research Manual of Industrial Law
Australian Fair Work Act Partner
Industrial Relations Solution Finder
Australian Industrial Relations Tracker
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66
Human Resources
66
Australian Human Resources Management
Australian and New Zealand Equal Opportunity Law and Practice
Australian Employment Law Guide
Recruitment and Termination Guide
Managing Training & Development
Managing Leave and Holidays
Australian Managing Enterprise Agreements
Managing Contractors
Managing Payroll Administration
The Hands on Guide: HR Manager
The Hands on Guide: Employers Legal Guide
The Hands on Guide: Payroll Essentials
HR Essentials
HR Solution Finder
Australian Employment and HR Tracker
Australian Equal Opportunity Tracker
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Software84
CCH Engagement
CCH Engagement Audit
CCH Engagement Tax and Accounting
CCH Knowledge Coach
CCH ActiveData
CCH Portal
CCH iFirm
Capital Gains Tax Reporter
CCH Integrator™
CCH Global Integrator
CCH Tax Integrator
CCH Integrator – Superannuation Compliance and Reporting CCH Fringe Benefits Tax Organiser (Australia only)
CCH Fringe Benefits Tax Partner (New Zealand only)
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Tax & Accounting
Contents:
Tax
International Tax
Accounting
Superannuation & Financial Planning
New
Page
Australian Tax Monitor
12
Australian Accountants Toolkit
26
Australian Master Financial Statements
26
Complete Australian Accounting,
Auditing and Ethical Standards
27
Australian Estate Planning
32
Bestsellers
Australian Federal Tax Reporter
12
Tax Navigator
13
Annual Dividend Book
15
Australian GST Guide
17
Solution Finder – Tax
19-20
Australian Audit and Assurance Manual
26
Australian Superannuation Law & Practice
28
Tax & Accounting
BESTSELLER!
NEW!
Australian Federal
Tax Reporter
Australian Income
Tax Guide
CCH Codes: WAFT / AFT
CCH Codes: WATG / ATG
CCH Code: WATM
The Australian Federal Tax Reporter is the
most in-depth tax commentary service
available. It is an essential working
tool for the tax specialist who requires
comprehensive coverage of all income
tax and related tax issues. The only
comprehensive annotated commentary
service on both the 1936 and 1997 Acts,
this service includes both the text of the
legislation and detailed commentary on a
section-by-section basis.
The Australian Income Tax Guide
provides the clear, comprehensive and
practical information needed to deal
with tax-related issues such as income
tax (including company taxation)
and CGT, FBT, tax administration and
superannuation. The Guide covers a wide
range of topics, includes helpful checklists,
tables and examples, and provides you
with monthly updates covering changes to
the tax law made by amending Acts, cases
and ATO rulings.
The Australian Tax Monitor is an online
subscription that is essential to anyone
involved in tax. It is designed to keep you
informed of changes to the tax laws from
the time the changes are announced until
they are enacted. These changes may be
announced as part of the annual Budget
process, a mid-year economic forecast, a
tax system review, or via government press
release.
Contents include:
Detailed commentary on the following tax
legislation:
n ITAA
1936
n ITAA
1997
n Fringe
Benefits Tax
n Rating
Acts
n Related
Superannuation Acts
n Taxation
Administration Act
n Administrative
Appeals Tribunal Act
n Financial
Transactions Reports Act and
Anti-Money Laundering and CounterTerrorism Financing Act (in progress)
n Crimes
(Taxation Offences) Act
n ABN
Act
n Tax
Agent Services Act
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian FBT Tracker
n Australian
Income Tax Tracker
n Australian
Superannuation Tracker
n Australian Private Rulings: Selected Case
Studies
n Annual Australian Master Tax Guide (Tax
Year End edition online) and archived
editions back to 1999
n CCH
Tax Week newsletter and archived
editions back to 1996
n Income
Tax Legislation
n Income
Tax Bills service and archived
Bills and Explanatory Memoranda back
to 2001
n Smart
calculators: individual income
tax calculator, Capital Gains Tax
calculator, CGT event finder, PAYG tax
withheld calculator, FBT calculator and
a Division 7A repayment calculator
Contents include:
n Business
deductions
n Capital
gains tax
n Derivation
of income
n Employee
deductions and
substantiation
n Capital
allowances
n Fringe
benefits
n Financial
arrangements
n Termination
payments and
superannuation benefits
n Objections,
appeals, penalties
n Anti-avoidance
rules
n Tax
planning strategies
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Income Tax Tracker n Australian
FBT Tracker
Print:
n 3
updating looseleaf volumes
n PDF:
CCH Tax News
Australian Tax
Monitor
You can browse by event, so that you
can view the progress of measures
announced in a particular Budget, or
you can browse by topic, so that you can
see all the changes affecting a specific
area. Two important content features
are “Announced But Not Enacted” and
“Enacted But Not Commenced” which
identify the measures which have not yet
become operative law but which have the
potential to affect transactions that are
currently underway.
Contents include:
n Budget
measures
n Mid-year
Economic and Fiscal Outlook
n Other
government announcements
n Opposition
announcements
n Consultation
papers and exposure
drafts
n Progress
of Bills
n Announced
but not enacted
n Enacted
but not commenced
n Find
by topic
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
P
rint:
n 12
updating looseleaf volumes (Federal
Tax Reporter: ITAA36 and other Tax
Acts) and 8 updating looseleaf volumes
(Federal Income Tax Reporter: ITAA97)
n CCH
Tax Week newsletter
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Tax & Accounting
BESTSELLER!
Premium Australian
Master Tax Guide
CCH Code: WAMTG
The Premium Australian Master Tax
Guide is an online updating version of
Australia’s best-selling tax handbook, the
Australian Master Tax Guide. Commentary
is concise, easy to read and practical,
with many examples. Updated every
quarter, the Guide keeps practitioners
updated with the latest information on
tax developments and provides useful tax
tools for them.
Contents include:
n The
full text of Australia’s leading tax
reference guide, with quarterly updates
and additional practical enhancements,
e.g. tax calculators
n Analysis
of all significant tax
developments
n Discussion
of proposed measures where
relevant. It also provides information
on the tax implications of decisions and
transactions that taxpayers may face
n Incorporation
of the continuing flow
of changes of practical significance
that are a product of our complex tax
system
n Contains
a separate chapter of
checklists
n Legislation
that is pending, including all
the latest amendments, is monitored
n Useful
links to the rulings, cases and
legislation discussed in the Guide
(requires separate subscriptions)
n Useful
links to more detailed
commentary in services such as
Australian Federal Tax Reporter
n Explanation
of the rules affecting
everyday business and exploration of
personal income tax questions
Australian Private
Rulings: Selected
Case Studies
CCH Code: WAPRCS
Australian Private Rulings: Selected Case
Studies contains selected private rulings
from the ATO Register. They have been
reviewed and edited by the CCH Tax
Editors to highlight the critical facts and
findings and then collected together in
topic areas.
Contents include:
n Div
7A
n Blackhole
expenditure
n Depreciating
assets
n Small
business entities
n TOFA
n CGT
main residence exemption
n CGT
and options
n Debt
waiver fringe benefits
n Car
fringe benefits
n More
topics added throughout the year
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Tax Navigator
CCH Codes: WATNB / WAPTN
Most transactions or situations do not fit
neatly into the categories created by tax
legislation nor by traditional tax concepts.
Instead, they raise a complex combination
of tax issues.
Tax Navigator for Business Activities
(WATNB) enables you to identify the
relevant tax rules in each case, shows
how they fit together, and provides
practical help in reaching a tax-effective
result. Focused primarily on income tax,
commentary extends to other taxes
affecting business such as FBT, GST and
stamp duty.
Premium Tax Navigator (WAPTN)
contains additional modules pertaining
to personal financial management. This
practical, condensed technical service
provides the answer, and the reasons why.
Contents include:
n The
contents of Tax Navigator consist
of a series of modules, each one dealing
with a separate business transaction
or situation, to provide coverage of the
whole business life cycle — from the
“birth” of a business to its “death”
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Tax
Navigator for Business Activities has
33 topic-based modules
n Premium
Tax Navigator includes
a further 10 personal financial
management modules
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Annual
January print edition of the
Australian Master Tax Guide
n Access
to archives of Australian Master
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content: 51 hours annually
= 51 hours CPE “points”. Segments
are updated weekly, fortnightly and
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n Comprehensive
supporting papers and
documents
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Australian Income
Tax Tracker
Australian Tax Alert
Tracker
CCH Code: WAITT
CCH Code: WATAT
Stay on top of income tax changes
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All relevant news on Income tax including:
n CGT
n PAYG
n R&D
n Thin
capitalisation
n Capital
allowances
n Taxation
of financial transactions
n Consolidation
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Comprehensive
and complete summary
of all developments in IntelliConnect®
n Email
with summary of developments
at the end of the day
n RSS
feeds on breaking news
Contents include:
CCH Tax Week
CCH Codes: WATW / ATW
CCH Tax Week is a weekly newsletter
which provides comprehensive, reliable
information on both State/Territory and
Federal tax developments. The newsletter
issues approximately 50 times a year
and is an essential resource for the
busy practitioner who needs up to date
information to keep on top of tax changes.
Contents include:
All relevant news covering:
n Income
tax including CGT, PAYG,
consolidation, taxation of financial
arrangements, thin capitalisation,
managed investment trusts, R&D
n FBT
n International
tax
n GST
n Superannuation
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n State
and territory taxes
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articles
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tax
n GST
n FBT
n Payroll
tax
n Stamp
duty
n Superannuation
n Customs
n Land
tax
n CGT
n Carbon
tax
n Mining
resource rent tax
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Inclusions:
O
nline:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Comprehensive
and complete summary
of all developments in IntelliConnect®
n Email
with summary of developments
at the end of the day
n RSS
feeds on breaking news
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Approx.
50 issues of CCH Tax Week per
year
n Access
to archived CCH Tax Weeks back
to 1996
Print:
n Approx.
50 issues of CCH Tax Week per
year
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Tax & Accounting
International Tax
Worldwide Business
Tax Guide
CCH Codes: WWBTG / WBTG
Your essential global cross-border tax
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questions to minimise risk, reduce costs
and increase productivity. The Guide
gives you in-depth tax information to
support corporate investment decisions
and oversee tax compliance matters of
overseas subsidiaries or branches.
Contents include:
n Forms
of doing business
n All
relevant business taxes and
rates (corporate tax, VAT/GST, CGT,
withholding taxes)
n Taxation
of non-residents, inbound and
outbound perspectives
n Calculating
trading income (deductions,
exempt income, losses, depreciation, etc)
n Incentives
n Revenue
protection measures
(CFC rules, transfer pricing, thin
capitalisation)
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Online: 67 countries with more in 2013
Print: 47 countries
Argentina, Armenia*, Australia, Austria,
Azerbaijan*, Belgium, Bolivia*, Bosnia and
Herzegovina*, Brazil, Bulgaria*, Canada,
Chile*, China, Colombia*, Costa Rica*,
Croatia*, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark,
Ecuador*, Egypt, Estonia*, Finland, France,
Georgia *, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong,
Hungary, India, Indonesia, Republic of
Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Republic of
Korea, Latvia*, Lithuania*, Luxembourg,
Malaysia, Malta*, Mexico, Netherlands,
New Zealand, Nigeria*, Norway, Panama*,
Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Poland,
Portugal, Romania, Russia, Singapore,
Slovakia*, Slovenia*, South Africa, Spain,
Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand,
Turkey, United Kingdom, United States,
Venezuela, Vietnam*
* countries in online version only
Inclusions:
Online:
International
Tax Planning
– Expatriates
& Migrants
International
Offshore Financial
Centres
CCH Codes: WITO / ITO
International Tax Planning — Expatriates
& Migrants helps companies with
international executives to optimise their
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migration.
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information on countries offering
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tax planning issues relating to the use of
that jurisdiction in the foreign business
structure. Topics are treated consistently
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and easily compare jurisdictions, and
hypothetical scenarios illustrate planning
strategies in a visual and practical way.
Contents include:
Contents include:
n Taxation
of resident and non-resident
individuals
n Coverage
of all relevant taxes and rates,
deductions and reliefs
n Residence
and source rules
n Tax
year and payment system
n Health,
social security and pension
arrangements
n Inbound
and outbound planning issues
n Utilisation
of tax treaties
n What
is an IOFC (International
Offshore Financial Centre)
n Basic
tax system outline, including full
coverage of all taxes and rates
n Taxation
of foreign income
n Entities
(companies, trusts, IBCs,
holding companies, investment
vehicles)
n Repatriation
of income
n Return
of capital
n Exchange
controls
n Tax
treaty planning
n Anti-avoidance
CCH Codes: WITX / ITX
Countries covered:
ArgentinaJapan
AustraliaLuxembourg
AustriaMalaysia
BelgiumMexico
CanadaNetherlands
China
New Zealand
Denmark
Papua New Guinea
FrancePhilippines
GermanyPortugal
Hong Kong
Singapore
IndiaSpain
IndonesiaSwitzerland
Ireland
United Kingdom
Italy
United States
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Weekly
online updates
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
n Approx.
4 updates per year
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Weekly
online updates, each country
reviewed completely each month
Countries covered (29):
Andorra Bahamas Barbados Bermuda British Virgin Islands Cayman Islands Cook Islands Curacao Cyprus Gibraltar Guernsey Hong Kong Ireland
Turks & Caicos Islands
Jamaica
Jersey
Labuan
Liechtenstein
Luxembourg
Madeira
Malta
Mauritius
Monaco
Nevis
Panama
Samoa
Switzerland
Isle of Man Vanuatu
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Approx.
4 online updates per year
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
n Approx.
4 updates per year
Print:
n 2
updating looseleaf volumes
*Information correct at time of printing and subject to change.
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POPULAR!
Australian
International Tax
Agreements
CCH Codes: WAIX / AIX
Australian International Tax Agreements
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cross-references to the CCH Australian
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on relevant issues.
Contents include:
n Annotated
commentary on the
International Tax Agreements Act 1953
n Article
by article commentary on all
Australian double tax treaties, with
reference to relevant ATO rulings,
determinations and cases
n Listing
of tax Information Exchange
Agreements entered into by Australia
n Timor
Sea Treaty Taxation Code
n Most
recent version of OECD Model
Tax Convention and UN Model Tax
Convention
n Outline
of Australian taxation of
international transactions
Inclusions:
n Australian
International Tax Tracker
Australian Tax
Treaties Texts
CCH Code: WATRE
The International Tax Agreements Act
has been amended to remove most of the
schedules containing the actual texts of
the Double Tax Agreements (DTAs).
Australian Tax Treaties Texts has been
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covering the texts of the DTAs.
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Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Switzerland,
Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, UK, USA,
Vietnam.
Texts of Tax Information Exchange
Agreements entered into by Australia.
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
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Income Tax
Legislation
CCH Code: PTX
Consultants: Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu
This two-volume service provides Papua
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legislation and contains core legislation
and other relevant Acts.
Contents include:
Full text of:
n Reports
of income tax cases decided by
the PNG Income Tax Review Tribunal
and the National and Supreme Courts
n Income
Tax Act and Regulations
n Rating
Acts
n Stamp
Duties Act and Regulations
n Industrial
Development (Wage Subsidy)
Act
n Depreciation
Rates
n International
Agreements
n GST
Act and Regulations
Inclusions:
Print:
n 2
updating looseleaf volumes
n PNG
Income Tax Legislation
n PNG GST & Duties Law
n Looseleaf
reports issued as legislative
change necessitates
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Access
to Australian Tax Treaties Texts
P
rint:
n 2
updating looseleaf volumes
Note: Tax Information Exchange
Agreements have been moved to
Australian Tax Treaties Texts
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GST & Duties Law
CCH Code: PVAT
Consultants: Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu
This publication provides you with the GST
legislation and Stamp Duties legislation
for Papua New Guinea. It is an essential
reference guide for any individual or company
conducting business in Papua New Guinea.
Contents include:
n An
overview of the GST legislation
n Stamp
duties and other relevant duties
legislation
n Details
of the changes, rulings and GST
cases as they arise
n Consultant
authors Deloitte Touche
Tohmatsu ensure the information you
receive is accurate
Inclusions:
Australian
International Tax
Tracker
CCH Code: WITT
Australian International Tax Tracker keeps
you on top of international tax changes
relating to Australia as they happen.
Contents include:
All relevant news covering:
n Australia’s
double tax agreements
n Transfer
pricing
n Australian
tax relating to non-residents,
including non-resident withholding tax
n Residence
and source issues
n Foreign
Tax Offsets
n Accruals
taxation, i.e. Controlled
Foreign Companies, Transferor trusts
and the proposed Foreign Accumulation
Fund regime
Inclusions:
P
rint:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
n Looseleaf
reports accompanied by
an informative summary, issued as
legislative change necessitates
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Comprehensive
and complete summary
of all developments in IntelliConnect®
n Email
with summary of developments
at the end of the day
n RSS
feeds on breaking news
Australian Accounts
Preparation Manual
CCH Codes: WACTP / ACTP
The Australian Accounts Preparation
Manual is a practical, single-point resource
centre to assist you in the preparation
and presentation of financial reports in
compliance with accounting standards
and the Corporations Act 2001. The
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changes and through its comprehensive
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and examples, helps you to apply the
presentation and disclosure requirements
required in the financial statements of a
range of entities.
Contents include:
n Practical
commentary divided
according to the elements of financial
statements
n Requirements
of the corporations
legislation
n Extracts
from relevant accounting
standards, legislation and regulations
n Accounting
for different types of
entities
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Accounting Tracker
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administration
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management
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7A
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n Personal
Services Income (PSI)
n Small
business entities (SBE)
n Year-end
compliance – (individuals,
companies, trusts, partnerships and
SMSFs)
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n Secretarial
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n International
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nline:
n 12
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company special
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limited by guarantee special
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n Dormant
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n Small
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n Foreign
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n Large
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n Listed
public company interim
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n Listed
public company practical annual
(consolidated)
n Listed
public company comprehensive
annual (consolidated)
Australian Audit &
Assurance Manual
CCH Codes: WAUDT / AUDT
Author: Sothertons Chartered
Accountants, an association of
independent accounting firms throughout
Australasia. Each Sothertons firm is
a member of the IGAF (International
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355 members in 85 countries around the
world. The Australian Audit & Assurance
Manual, published by CCH, has been
developed by the Sothertons group over
many years.
The Australian Audit & Assurance Manual
is a practical guide for auditors to conduct
statutory audits and various other
non-audit compliance engagements in
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checklists as well as commentary, sample
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Contents include:
n Audit
philosophy
n Planning
n Administration
n Internal
control evaluation
n Trial
balance and equity
n Asset,
liability and other tests
n Review
of historical financial reports,
and information other than financial
reports
n Legal
practitioners’ trust accounts
n Dealing
with client monies and
accountants’ trust accounts
n Compliance
engagements
n AFS
licence engagements
Inclusions:
n Australian
Accounting Tracker
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 2
updating looseleaf volumes
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Updates
at 30 June and 31 December
with additional updates included where
new and revised financial reporting
requirements arise
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POPULAR!
Australian
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Audit Manual
CCH Codes: WASAM
Author: Sothertons Chartered Accountants
Superannuation audit requirements
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O
nline:
n 12
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CCH Codes: WAAAES
The Complete Australian Accounting,
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and Assurance Manual and the Australian
Accounting Tracker.
Contents include:
n Australian
Accounting Standards Board
approved standards in the following
series:
• AASB
• AAS
• AASB Interpretations
• RDR
n Auditing
& Assurance Standards Board
issued standards in the following series:
• AUASB
• ASQC
• ASA
• ASRE
• ASAE
• ASRS
• AUS
• Explanatory Guide
• AUAS Guidance Statements
• AGS
n Accounting
and Professional Ethics
Standards Board issued standards in the
following series
• APES
• Guidance notes
Australian Business
Advisers Guide
CCH Codes: WABAG / ABAG
This valuable guide helps tax, accounting
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clients’ business performance by providing
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n Getting
started
n Choosing
the right business structure
n Electronic
commerce
n Franchising
n Government
and other assistance
available
n Contract
& agency law
n Accounting
n Employment
issues
n Trade
practices
n Selling
a business
n Superannuation
n Insurance
n Business
finance
n Intellectual
property
n Tax
planning
n Marketing
n Insolvency
Inclusions:
n Australian
Business Law Tracker
n Australian
Accounting Tracker
n Australian
Tax Alert Tracker
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Links
to accounting and taxation
calculators
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Accounting Tracker
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Tax & Accounting
Australian
Accounting Tracker
CCH Code: WAACT
Superannuation &
Financial Planning
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Australian
Superannuation
Law & Practice
Contents include:
CCH Codes: Online suite: WASP
Online commentary only: WASPC
Print: ASP
n Accounting
standards
n Auditing
n Financial
reporting
n Financial
management
n Government
regulators
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Comprehensive
and complete
summary of all developments in CCH
IntelliConnect®
n Email
with summary of developments
at the end of the day
n Optional
RSS feeds on breaking news
This service guides you through the
major aspects of the law relating
to superannuation in Australia. It
provides comprehensive, in-depth and
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Industry Supervision
(SIS)
n Self-managed
superannuation funds
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services regulation
n Fund
administration, accounts and audit
n Trust
deeds and trustees
n Amendments
and fund termination
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measurement
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treatment of superannuation
contributions
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of superannuation funds
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of superannuation benefits
and termination payments
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taxes (stamp duty, land tax, GST,
first home saver accounts)
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laws (including family
law, bankruptcy and unclaimed
superannuation)
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n New
developments
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reference – rates and thresholds
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months access via IntelliConnect®
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(WAST)
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(WASD)
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Superannuation Bills (WASPB)
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Materials (WASMT)
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months access via IntelliConnect®
n Commentary
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Superannuation Tracker
(WAST)
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updating looseleaf volumes
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Australian Master
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Guide – Online
CCH Code: WAMSG
Authors: James Leow LLB (Hons) MTax
(UNSW), Shirley Murphy BA (Hons), Giles
Hooper BA LLM
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the leading handbook on superannuation
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CCH Codes: Online Standard: WASMSF
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linking to other online services, such as the
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quarterly, the Guide ensures that users are
kept fully abreast of developments in SMSF
regulation and taxation.
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Solution Finder
– Premium
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Corporations & Securities
Legislation
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Company Law Cases
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n ASX
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n Corporate
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Legislation
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Corporations Court Rules
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Corporations & Securities Law
Commentary
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Legislation
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Releases
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Company Law Cases
n Australian
Corporations Court Rules
n Australian Company Law Form Library
n Australian
Corporate Newsletter
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Corporate, Company &
Securities Law Tracker
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Act Partner
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Corporations & Securities
Legislation
n Australian
Company Law Cases
n ASIC
Releases
n Australian
Company Law Form Library
n Australian
Corporate Newsletter
n Australian
Corporate, Company &
Securities Law Tracker
Inclusions:
O
nline:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
Australian
Corporate News
Australian Business
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CCH Codes: WACN / ACN
CCH Code: WABLT
This newsletter is dedicated to
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regulatory developments are brought to
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All the legal developments that arise under
the Corporations Act 2001 and related
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Australian
Corporate,
Company &
Securities Law
Tracker
CCH Code: WACCST
Australian Corporate, Company & Securities
Law Tracker keeps you on top of the
latest news in this area, covering key
legislative and regulatory developments
and important judicial decisions from
Australian courts, the Takeovers Panel and
the Administrative Appeals Tribunal.
Contents include:
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and corporations law
legislation and developments
n Corporate
governance
n Directors
and officers
n Related
parties
n Members’
rights and remedies
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n Securities,
shares, share capital
n Schemes
of arrangement
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receivership, administration,
winding up
n Managed
investment schemes
n Financial
services, products and
markets
n ASIC
developments
n PPSA
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n News
updates delivered via RSS, email
or IntelliConnect®
Bankruptcy &
Insolvency
BESTSELLER!
Australian
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Practice
CCH Code: WAISP / AISP
Author: Michael Murray, on behalf of
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A comprehensive, practical and up to
date insolvency management knowledge
database, this service is already saving
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bankruptcy and insolvency information. It
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insolvency: bankruptcy,
Part X agreements, non-corporate
receivership, and Part IX debt
agreements
n Corporate
insolvency: Court liquidation,
provisional liquidation, Part 5.3A
administrations, creditors’ voluntary
liquidations, members’ voluntary
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PDF newsletters
n Australian
Bankruptcy & Insolvency Law
Tracker
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updating looseleaf volumes
Author Spotlight
Michael Murray
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Written for insolvency practitioners,
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n Australian Bankruptcy & Insolvency Law
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Print:
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Key developments in personal bankruptcy
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Competition &
Consumer
BESTSELLER!
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CCH Codes: WATP / ATP
Consultant Authors: Prof Bob Baxt AO,
Emeritus Partner, Herbert Smith Freehills.
Ian Davidson SC, Barrister and Daniel
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Deborah Healey, Randal Dennings, Dr
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Professor Bob Baxt
Jocelyn Kellam
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the Australian Business Law Review.
Jocelyn Kellam is a commercial
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product liability litigators, is an Adjunct
Professor and lecturer in the Consumer
Protection - Advertising and Promotion
and Consumer Law - Supplier liability
in the LLM course at the University of
Sydney. She is co-National Rapporteur
for Australia and Product Liability for
the British Institute of International and
Comparative Law.
Professor Bob Baxt is a consultant and
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and Consumer Law Reporter and a
consultant for the CCH corporations law
library.
Jocelyn Kellam is a co-author of the
Australian Competition and Consumer
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Credit Law Reporter.
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Commentary on the competition
regime and Consumer Law; Markets,
Competition and Market Power; Cartel
Conduct; Anti-competitive Agreements;
Secondary Boycotts; Misuse of Market
Power; Mergers and Acquisitions; Access,
Pricing; Exceptions, Exemptions and
Extraterritoriality; Misleading or Deceptive
Conduct; Unconscionable Conduct;
Industry Codes; Unfair Contract Terms and
Unfair Practices (incl. misrepresentation);
Consumer Transactions; Product Liability;
Enforcement and Remedies.
Inclusions:
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Online access to Australian
Competition, Consumer & Contract Law
Tracker and/or PDF newsletter
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®,
all cases from 1976 are integrated
Print:
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BESTSELLER!
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the Act through a simple search term.
The search results are linked to CCH’s
Australian Competition and Consumer Law
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For those who do not subscribe to the
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Competition and Consumer Law Solution
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Contents include:
Each section of the Competition and
Consumer Act 2010 links to detailed
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Consumer library, including:
n Cases
n Regulations
n Commentary
Inclusions:
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nline:
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Contents include:
n Australian
Competition & Consumer Law
Commentary
n Australian
Competition & Consumer Law
Cases
n Australian
Competition & Consumer Law
Legislation
n Australian
Competition and Consumer
Law Releases Archive
n Australian
Competition, Consumer &
Contract Law Tracker
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Consumer Credit Law Cases
n Australian
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Commentary
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Consumer Credit Law
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n Australian
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Australian
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This service provides practical and
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Contents include:
Commentary:
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Consumer Credit Protection
Regime Overview
n Compliance,
Industry codes of practice
n Releases
ASIC
n Civil
penalties, Consumer leases
n Contract
administration
n Regulated
credit contracts
n Related
mortgages, guarantees,
insurance and sales contracts
n Termination
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n Unjust
contracts
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n Pre-1996
commentary
Legislation:
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Consumer Credit Protection
Act 2009
n National
Consumer Credit Protection
(Fees) Act 2009
n National
Consumer Credit (Transitional
and Consequential Provisions) Act 2009
n National
Consumer Credit Protection
Regulations 2010
n National
Consumer Credit Protection
(Fees) Regulations 2010
n National
Consumer Credit Protection
(Transitional and Consequential
Provisions) Regulations 2010
n Personal
Property Securities Act 2009
n Selected
related legislation from all
States and Territories
Inclusions:
n Australian Consumer Credit News –
important regulatory and case law
developments in consumer credit law
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian Competition and Consumer
Law Tracker
Print:
n 3
updating looseleaf volumes
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Competition and
Consumer Law
Tracker
CCH Code: WACRLP
CCH Code: WATCCT
This is a unique online research tool that
provides a summary of the most relevant
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commentary for each Section of the
National Consumer Credit Protection
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with a very useful summary of results by
section of the National Consumer Credit
Protection Act.
This online news tracker keeps you up to
date on Competition and Consumer Law
by providing alerts on key developments in
this area.
n Key
legislative developments affecting
competition, consumer and credit law
practice in Australia
n Key
practical developments, such as
policy and guidelines released by the
ACCC & ASIC
n Significant
court cases and tribunal
decisions are summarised and
interpreted
n Relevant
information released by
regulators, ministers and other relevant
bodies (eg ACCC, AER etc)
CCH has been publishing this service
since the early 1980s, providing complete
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of the High Court and Federal Court. The
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Each section of the National Consumer
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n Regulations
n Cases
n Commentary
n Releases
Topics covered include:
Online:
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n News
updates delivered via RSS, email
or IntelliConnect®
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
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Litigation
BESTSELLER!
Australian High
Court & Federal
Court Practice
CCH Codes: WAHF / AHF
High Court - Volume 1
n Annotated
High Court Rules
n Annotated
Administrative Decisions
(Judicial Review) Act
n Annotated
Judiciary Act, Acts
Interpretation Act and Evidence Act
n Forms,
Practice Notes, Fees, Costs
Federal Court - Volume 2
n Jurisdiction
n Annotated
Federal Court of Australia
Act
n Annotated
Federal Court Rules 2011
with links to annotations for former
Federal Court Rules
Federal Court - Volume 3
n Annotated
Former Federal Court Rules
n Forms,
Practice Notes, Fees, Costs
Inclusions:
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Appeals Tribunal 1
Volume
n Australian
Federal Circuit Court Practice
1 Volume
n Informative
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major changes
Online:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
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Tracker
Print:
n 5
updating looseleaf volumes
n PDF
newsletter sent electronically
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CCH Codes: WAUEL
A streamlined online resource designed
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evidence you need, all in one place.
Contents include:
n Legislation
in full from all current
jurisdictions including Commonwealth,
NSW, Victoria, ACT, NT and Tasmania
n News
alerts: be the first to know when
important and intriguing decisions are
handed down
n Frequent
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important decisions
n Comparative
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n Australian
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Tracker
Australian Federal
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CCH Codes: WAFMC / AFMC
Author: Written by experienced and
eminent CCH consultant, Judge Grant
Riethmuller of the Federal Circuit Court
This Handbook gives you the Federal
Circuit Court of Australia practice
directions, notices and other relevant
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Contents include:
n Jurisdiction
(Administrative law,
admiralty law, bankruptcy law,
consumer matters, copyright law,
family law (e.g. child support), human
rights and equal opportunity law,
migration law and privacy)
n Forms
and precedents
n Fees
Costs Tables
n New
developments
n Annotations
to the full text of key
legislation:
n Federal
Magistrates Act 1999 and
Regulations
n Acts
Interpretation Act 1901
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Act 1995
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n Administrative
Decisions (Judicial
Review) Act 1977
n Bankruptcy
Act 1966
n Family
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Administrative
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CCH Code: WAAT / AAT
Formerly written in consultation with
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review process. The service provides
annotated commentary for the Act and
Regulations together with forms.
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n The
role of the reviewing body, the AAT
n Matters
which can be brought for the
review, including jurisdiction list
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hearing procedure
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of application for review
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n Staying
implementation of the decision
pending review
n Mediation
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n Administrative
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1975
n Administrative
Appeals Tribunal
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and practice directions
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months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Litigation and Court Practice
Tracker
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
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Law
Australian Litigation
and Court Practice
Tracker
CCH Code: WALCPT
Australian Litigation and Court Practice
Tracker keeps you up to date with concise
news items concerning significant litigation
and court practice-related issues on, or
close to, the day on which it happens.
Significant court cases and tribunal
decisions are reported and interpreted,
and relevant information is summarised
and delivered to you in your format of
choice: via RSS feeds, email or CCH’s
IntelliConnect® online platform. The
service covers cases and decisions from
the Australian High Court, Federal Court,
Federal Circuit Court, Administrative
Appeals Tribunal and the State Supreme
Courts. It also includes discussion of new
developments which impact the Uniform
Evidence Act.
Topics covered include:
n High
Court
n Federal
Court
n Federal
Circuit Court
n Administrative
Appeals Tribunal
n Uniform
Evidence Act
n State
Supreme Court cases
n Rule
changes
n Practice
notes
n Directions
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n News
updates delivered via RSS, email
or IntelliConnect®
Family Law
Australian Family
Law & Practice
n Enforcement,
Costs
n Significant
cases from the High Court,
Family Court, Federal Magistrates Court
and State Supreme Courts
n Plus
all content contained in Australian
Family Law Handbook; Australian Family
Law Child Support Handbook; and
Federal Magistrates Court Practice
CCH Codes: WAFL / AFL
Inclusions:
BESTSELLER!
Consultant author: Jacqueline Campbell,
Partner, Forte Family Lawyers. Case
Consultant: The Honorable John Ellis,
Former Senior Judge of the Family Court of
Australia. Contributions from experienced
practitioners and academics in the field of
family law.
Celebrating over 35 years in publication,
Australian Family Law & Practice provides
the most comprehensive reference on
family law issues currently available
in Australia. It contains practical
explanations, accurate coverage of
legislative change and fast, expansive
case reporting. Comprehensive, in-depth
commentary on family law is written by
leading members of the profession.
Contents include:
n Institutions,
personnel
n Divorce,
Nullity, Children
n Spousal
and child maintenance
n Maintenance
agreements
n Financial
agreements
n Property
(including superannuation,
bankruptcy, corporations, trusts, tax
and third parties)
n Declarations
and injunctions
n Courts,
procedure, evidence
n De
facto relationships
n Dispute
resolution (including arbitration
and collaborative law)
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Family Law & Practice,
Australian Family Law Handbook,
Australian Family Law Child Support
Handbook and Federal Magistrates
Court Practice and Australian Family Law
Tracker
n Updates frequently and as
developments in family law occur
Print:
n Australian
Family Law & Practice - 3
volumes
n Australian
Family Law Handbook - 2
volumes
n Australian
Family Law Child Support
Handbook - 1 volume
n Federal
Magistrates Court Practice - 1
volume
n Each
update is accompanied by
a newsletter, delivered by email,
containing the latest family law news
and a summary of developments
Author Spotlight
Honourable John E Ellis AM
Jacqueline Campbell
CCH Family Law consultant the Honourable John E Ellis AM was
appointed as a Family Court Judge on 5 January 1976, the day the
Family Law Act and the Family Court commenced operation.
Jacqueline Campbell BA, LLB, LLM is a partner at Forte Family
Lawyers and has been an accredited specialist in family law
since 1991. Jacqueline has a Master of Laws from Monash
University and a Graduate Diploma in Professional Writing from
Deakin University. She is an associate member of the American
Bar Association and a fellow of the International Academy of
Matrimonial Lawyers. Jacqueline received the Law Institute
of Victoria Rogers Legal Writing Award in 2004 for the article
“Splitting the super ... and selling the home”. She is a consultant
editor and contributing author to CCH’s Australian Family Law and
Practice and Australian Family Law Handbook and was involved in
the development of the Australian Master Family Law Guide. She
helps edit the Australian Master Family Law Guide.
Mr Ellis’ contribution to the Court was acknowledged with his
appointment as a Senior Judge in 1978, a Judge Administrator in
1988, and his membership to the Appeals Division from the time
it was established until his retirement. He retired in August 2004,
and was the Family Court’s longest serving Judge.
At the retirement ceremony, Chief Justice Bryant said “Justice Ellis
has made a tremendous contribution, not only to the Family Court
but to family law and the judicial system more broadly. In particular,
Justice Ellis’ ongoing commitment to delivering expeditious
judgments has been a hallmark of his long and outstanding career.
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WHEN YOU HAVE TO BE RIGHT
Law
BESTSELLER!
Australian Family
Law Child Support
Handbook
CCH Codes: WAFCS / AFCS
Authors: Professor John Wade, Grant
Riethmuller
Australian Family
Law Handbook
Australian Family
Law Act Partner
CCH Codes: WAFCH / AFCH
CCH Code: WAFLPT
Consultant author: Jacqueline Campbell,
Partner, Forte Family Lawyers
A unique product for those practicing in
family law, the Australian Family Law Act
Partner is an online research tool that
summarises the most relevant cases,
rules, regulations, commentary, forms and
precedents for each section of the Family
Law Act. Subscribers to either Australian
Family Law & Practice or Australian Family
Law Court Handbook can click directly
through to the case, rule, regulation or
commentary for further information. For
those who don’t subscribe, the Partner
will still provide you with a very useful
summary of results by section of the
Family Law Act.
The Australian Family Law Child Support
Handbook contains comprehensive
coverage of the child support scheme
in Australia including the full text of
legislation, case law, commentary, worked
examples of agreements and tools to
calculate assessments. It is a practical
service aimed to assist practitioners to
deal confidently with this complex and
emotionally-charged area of family law.
The ideal courtroom and office
companion, the Australian Family Law
Handbook ensures you have within easy
reach all the reference materials you need
when dealing with a family law matter.
This service is in two volumes: the Court
volume contains key legislation frequently
required in court, case management
guidelines and precedent orders. The
Office volume contains forms, precedent
orders, subordinate legislation and tables
frequently needed in the office.
Contents include:
Contents include:
n Child
Support (Assessment) Act and
Regulations
n Child
Support (Registration and
Collection) Act and Regulations
n Child
Support Agency rulings,
determinations and policy guidelines,
forms and precedents
Comprehensive commentary on:
n Administrative
assessment
n Alteration
to administrative assessment
n Agreements
n Lump
sums
n Substitution
orders
n Court
applications – Assessment Act
n Collection
and payment by Child
Support Agency (CSA)
n Social
security
n “How to Guides” provide step-bystep directions in conducting various
matters in the Family Court of Australia
and the Federal Magistrates Court of
Australia
n Practical
tips, notes and examples
n Regulations
relating to superannuation
and the Hague Convention
n Tables
n Western
Australia legislation and
practice
n Calendar/court
sittings
n Forms
n Precedents
(including orders, financial
agreements, applications and affidavits,
declarations and notices)
n Family
Law Act 1975
n Family
Law Regulations 1984
n Family
Law Rules 2004
Inclusions:
n Informative
summary issued with each
update
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®,
updates frequently and as
developments in child support occur
P
rint:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Inclusions:
Contents include:
Family Law Act Partner draws information
from two CCH services:
n Australian
Family Law & Practice
(WAFL), and
n Australian Family Law Handbook
(WAFCH)
Relevant information pertaining to each
section of the Family Law Act 1975 is
referenced under the following headings:
n Regulations
n Rules
n Cases
n Commentary
n Forms
n Precedents
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Family Law Child Support
Handbook (AFCS)
n Informative
summary issued with each
update
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®,
updates frequently and as
developments in family law occur
Print:
n 2
updating looseleaf volumes
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Law
Australian De Facto
Relationships Law
Matrimonial
Property Guide
Australian Family
Law Tracker
CCH Codes: WADR / ADR
CCH Code: WLMAT / LMATA
CCH Code: WAFLT
This service provides comprehensive
commentary on legislation, relevant
common law rules and equitable principles
that affect de facto relationships
throughout Australia.
Author: Jacqueline Campbell, Forte Family
Lawyers
Australian Family Law Tracker keeps you on
top of changes and developments in family
law. Significant court cases and tribunal
decisions are reported and interpreted, and
other relevant information is summarised
and delivered to you on, or close to, the
day on which it happens.
Contents include:
n Introduction
n Property
n Maintenance
n Financial
Agreements
n Children
n Other
matters including: domestic
violence, social security, testator’s
family maintenance, workers’
compensation, taxation, unlawful
discrimination, criminal injuries
compensation, fatal accidents,
intestacy and superannuation
n Precedents
n Practice
and procedures
n Significant
cases throughout Australia
are reported in full text or in extract
form with headnotes
Full text of key legislation including:
n Property
(Relationships) Act 1984
(NSW)
n Property
Law Act 1958 (VIC)
n Family
Relationships Act 1975 (SA)
n De
Facto Relationships Act 1996 (SA)
n Domestic
Relationship Act 1994 (ACT)
n De
Facto Relationship Act 1991 (NT)
n Relationships
Act 2003 (TAS)
n Family
Court Act 1997 (WA)
n Property
Law Act (QLD)
Inclusions:
This Guide is designed for those
professionals who advise in the area of
property and family law or in financial
services where family issues might
arise. It ensures professionals are kept
up to date on areas such as bankruptcy
and superannuation without having
to subscribe to a number of different
publications. Includes in-depth
commentary and useful checklists.
Contents include:
n Property
jurisdiction
n Property
settlement
n Superannuation
n Bankruptcy,
debt and marriage
n Corporations
and trusts
n Property
orders
n Revenue
and property
n Third
parties to matrimonial
proceedings
n Maintenance
agreements
n Financial
agreements
n Spousal
maintenance
Topics covered include:
n Family
law (property and children)
n Child
support
n Family
Court and Federal Magistrates
Court practice
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n News
updates regularly, delivered via
RSS, email or IntelliConnect®
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume with each
update charged separately
n Informative
summary issued with each
update
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
P
rint:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
*Information correct at time of printing and subject to change.
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Law
Intellectual Property
BESTSELLER!
Australian Industrial
& Intellectual
Property
CCH Codes: WALEC / ALEC
A convenient reference point for
commentary, key cases, news and
legislation on copyright, designs, patents
and trademarks law, it includes the full
text of the Copyright Act, Designs Act, the
Patents Act and the Trade Marks Act along
with key decisions relevant to intellectual
property practitioners as reported from
the High Court, Federal Court, relevant
State Supreme Courts, Copyright Tribunal
and Patent, Trade Marks and Designs
Offices.
Contents include:
n Commentary
on Copyright, Designs,
Patents, Trade Marks
n New
developments
n Full
text of: Copyright Act and
Regulations, Copyright Tribunal
(Procedure) Regulations, Copyright
(International Protection) Regulations
n Design
Act and Regulations
n Patents
Act and Regulations
n Trade
Marks Act and Regulations
n Plant
Breeder’s Rights Act and
Regulations
n Circuit
Layouts Act and Regulations
n Public
Lending Right Act and Scheme
n Olympic
Insignia Protection Act and
Regulations
n Other
legislation — relevant Federal
and Supreme Court Rules
n Frequent
and fast reporting of cases – a
headnote precedes each case, providing
a brief summary which highlights the
important points and implications
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
- extensive linking and filtering, road
maps and last reviewed dates
n Australian
Intellectual Property Law
Tracker news as it happens
n Case
reporting archives from 1998
n Further
legislation: Competition and
Consumer Act; Personal Property
Securities Act and Regulations
P
rint:
n 3
updating looseleaf volumes, bound
volume of previous year’s cases
Australian
Intellectual
Property Law
Tracker
Privacy
BESTSELLER!
Australian Privacy
Reporter
CCH Code: WAIPLT
CCH Code: WAPSP / LPSPA
Australian Intellectual Property Law Tracker
keeps you up to date with relevant and
significant intellectual property law
news as it happens. News items provide
coverage of key Australian Intellectual
Property decisions from the Australian
Supreme Courts, Courts of Appeal, High
Court, Trade Marks Office, Patents Office
and Copyright Tribunal as well as key
legislative developments affecting IP law
and practice.
Author: Tim Dixon, one of Australia’s most
experienced privacy specialists who has worked
on privacy issues for more than 20 years
Topics covered include:
n Copyright
n Trade
marks
n Patents
n Designs
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n News
updates several times a
week, delivered via RSS, email or
IntelliConnect®
An easy-to-use reference guide for
State and private sector privacy law and
practice. This is the most comprehensive
guide in this area of law available in
Australia. It contains specific sections
on major industries affected by privacy
laws. All privacy legislation and guidelines
are consolidated and indexed in a single
volume for your convenience.
Contents include:
n Australian
Privacy Principles
n National
Privacy Principles
n Coverage
and exemptions
n Telecommunications,
E-commerce
n Direct
marketing, Employment
n Financial
service, Health, Outsourcing
n International
developments
n Codes
and Guidelines, Legislation
Inclusions:
n Informative
summary issued with each
update
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume with each
update charged separately
Author Spotlight
Dr Mark Summerfield
Dr Mark Summerfield is a patent and trademarks attorney, registered in Australia
and New Zealand, and author of the widely-read Patentology blog. Dr Summerfield
is a Senior Associate with Watermark – a firm of patent and trade mark attorneys,
intellectual property lawyers and R & D tax consultants who specialise in assisting
clients not only to protect and enforce their IP rights, but also to manage their
intellectual assets to be aligned with their business strategy. In addition to
providing patent, trade mark and IP legal services, Watermark’s strategic approach
to intellectual asset management (IAM) includes identifying and evaluating existing
assets, conducting market and competitor assessment, and advising on the creation
and capture of, and extraction of value from, intellectual assets.
Watermark has offices in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth, and an extensive network of
associate firms in international markets worldwide. The firm’s clients, both local and
overseas, include small businesses, major multinational corporations, universities
and research organisations.
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Law
Australian
Information and
Privacy Handbook
CCH Code: WLPRV / LPRVA
This publication acts as a guide to
privacy law and practice and freedom of
information law and practice. It contains
both the Information Privacy Principles
and the National Principles for the fair
handling of personal information and
both privacy and freedom of information
legislation, fact sheets and guidelines
are consolidated and indexed in a single
volume for your convenience.
Contents include:
n Information
Privacy Principles
n National
Privacy Principles
n Public
interest determinations
n Compliance
advice
n Small
business
n Public
interest determinations
n Tax
file numbers
n Data
matching
n Credit
reporting
n Health
information
n Old
conviction information
n Freedom
of information
n Court
decisions
n Commission
case notes
n Privacy
Act and associated legislation
Inclusions:
n Informative
summary issued with each
update
O
nline:
Conveyancing &
Real Property
BESTSELLER!
Lang’s Commercial
Leasing in Australia
CCH Codes: WACML / ACML
Author: Andrew Lang OAM, well-known
and respected conveyancing and legal
drafting expert
Lang’s Commercial Leasing in Australia is
a complete reference for practitioners
dealing with commercial leases, providing
expert step-by-step guidance on the legal
and practical aspects of the complex area
of commercial and retail leasing in all
Australian jurisdictions. It includes both
discussion and expert analysis together
with easy-to-implement checklists, action
lists, draft correspondence and precedents.
Contents include:
n Drafting
and negotiating commercial
leases
n Transactions
with leases
n Lease
covenants
n Commercial
lease precedents
n Retail
leases
n Case
digests of relevant Australian
decisions
n New
developments
n Precedents
n Checklists
and draft correspondence
Inclusions:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
P
rint:
n 2
updating looseleaf volumes with each
update charged separately
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian Conveyancing and Property
Law Tracker news alerting service
Print:
n 2
updating looseleaf volumes
New South Wales
Conveyancing Law
& Practice
CCH Codes: WANC / ANC
Author: Andrew Lang OAM, well-known
and respected conveyancing and legal
drafting expert
New South Wales Conveyancing Law &
Practice provides practical commentary,
up to date legislation and relevant case
reporting on all aspects of conveyancing in
New South Wales. This service includes indepth commentary, regular case reporting
of relevant Supreme Court and High Court
decisions, key Acts and Regulations in full
text or extract, and headnotes to cases
which provide a quick guide to matters
raised in the decision.
Contents include:
n Formation
of Contract
n Vendor/Purchaser
– Sale of Land/Titles/
Remedies
n Mortgages
n Leases
and tenancies
n Easements
n Covenants
n Costs
and Fees
n Precedents
n Decisions
relevant to New South Wales
conveyancing practitioners are reported
(full text or extracts) from the Supreme
Court of New South Wales, the High
Court and the Federal Court
Legislation includes:
n Conveyancing
Act 1919 and Regulations
n Real
Property Act 1900 and Regulation
n Provisions
of the Strata Schemes
(Freehold Development) Act 1973 and
Regulation
n Provisions
of the Strata Schemes
Management Act
n Extracts
of other legislation related to
conveyancing
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Conveyancing & Property Law
Tracker news alerting service
Print:
n 4
updating looseleaf volumes
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WHEN YOU HAVE TO BE RIGHT
Law
Queensland
Conveyancing Law
& Practice
Victorian
Conveyancing Law
& Practice
CCH Codes: WAQC / AQC
CCH Codes: WAVC / AVC
Queensland Conveyancing Law & Practice
provides practical commentary, up
to date legislation and relevant case
reporting on all aspects of conveyancing in
Queensland. The service includes in-depth
commentary, regular case reporting of
relevant Supreme Court and High Court
decisions, key Acts and Regulations in full
text or extract, and headnotes to cases
which provide a quick guide to matters
raised in the decision.
Authors: The Honourable Justice Clyde
Croft, Judge of the Victorian Supreme
Court, eminent well known property law
expert in Victoria, James McKay and Jeremy
Masters both of the Victorian Bar
Contents include:
n Preliminaries
to contract
n Title
n Options
to purchase
n Contract
for sale
n Vendor/purchaser
(contract to
completion and remedies)
n Leases
and tenancies
n Mortgages
n Easements
and covenants
n Costs
and fees
n Conveyancing
forms
n Legislation:
contains the full text of
the Property Law Act 1974 and the
Land Title Act 1994 as well as relevant
sections of the Property Agents and
Motor Dealers Act 2000
n Extracts
of other legislation related to
conveyancing
n Decisions
relevant to Queensland
conveyancing practitioners are
reported (full text or otherwise) from
the Supreme Court of Queensland,
the High Court, the Federal Court and
other jurisdictions
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Conveyancing & Property Law
Tracker news alerting service.
P
rint:
n 3
updating looseleaf volumes
This service provides all the information
you need to practise conveyancing in
Victoria: practical commentary, up to date
legislation and relevant case reporting on
all aspects of conveyancing law. It contains
the most relevant reference materials to
conveyancing law and practice in Victoria,
forms, precedents and a precedent finding
list as well as a subject index, legislation
index, table of cases, legislation finding list
and forms finding list.
n Extracts
of other legislation related to
conveyancing
n Decisions
relevant to conveyancing law
from the Supreme Court of Victoria,
the Court of Appeal, the Federal Court
and the High Court
n Selected
decisions of the Victorian Civil
and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT),
relevant to retail tenancies
Inclusions:
n Approx.
10 updates per year
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Conveyancing & Property Law
Tracker
Print:
n 3
updating looseleaf volumes
Contents include:
n Parties
n Estate
agents and Auctioneers
n Disclosure
requirements
n Preliminaries
to Contract
n Contract
for sale
n Position
pending completion
n Title
and Planning matters
n Enquiries,
Settlement, Registration
n Problems
and remedies
n Leases
and tenancies
n Land
subdivision
n Mortgages
n Easements
and covenants
n Costs
and fees
Author Spotlight
Justice Clyde Croft
The Honourable Justice Clyde Croft, is a judge of the Commercial Court in the
Victorian Supreme Court and also the judge in charge of its Commercial Arbitration
List, domestic and international. He was appointed Senior Counsel in 2000 and
holds the degrees of BEc, LLB and LLM from Monash University, Melbourne and PhD
from the University of Cambridge.
Justice Croft practised extensively in property and commercial law and was an
arbitrator and mediator in property, construction and commercial disputes,
domestically and internationally.
He is the author, or co-author, of leading texts in the property, equity, leasing,
securities and commercial law fields and of numerous articles and conference
papers on commercial arbitration (domestic and international) and property and
commercial law subjects. Justice Croft is an Adjunct Professor of Law, at Deakin
University, Melbourne and is the CCH consultant author on Victorian Conveyancing
Law and Practice.
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Law
Australian &
New Zealand
Conveyancing
Reports
New South Wales
Strata and
Community
Titles Law
New South Wales
Strata Schemes
Management
Handbook
CCH Codes: WACR / ACR
CCH Codes: WANST / ANST
CCH Code: WLSMN / LSMNA
Author: Ian Miller, Partner, Hunt & Hunt
This is an easy-to-use reference guide
that provides detailed commentary,
precedents, forms, up to date legislation,
and relevant case reporting in respect of
strata and community titles law in New
South Wales. Comprehensive commentary
on strata development, management and
dispute resolution is written by wellknown strata title experts Gary Bugden
and Michael Allen.
New South Wales Strata Schemes
Management Handbook is a practical tool
designed to provide reliable and current
strata schemes management information.
Common daily management tasks needed
to run a strata scheme are made easy with
over 100 strata scheme forms and other
useful documentation.
Australian & NZ Conveyancing Reports
gives you coverage of property law
developments in Australia and New
Zealand. It reports on cases concerning the
problems practitioners have to deal with in
ordinary conveyancing transactions. Cases
and precedents are selected according to
their relevance to everyday practice across
Australian and New Zealand jurisdictions
and cover all relevant superior courts.
Contents include:
Case reports from:
n High
Courts of Australia and New
Zealand
n Federal
Court of Australia
n Court
of Appeal of New Zealand
n Supreme
Courts of the Australian
States and Territories
Expert analysis of each reported case
including:
n A
summary of the facts of the decision
n An
Editorial Comment on the outcome
of the decision
n Practical
implications of the decision
for practitioners
Topics covered include:
n Leases
n Sale
of land
n Title
n Professional
liability
n Mortgages
n Easements
n Covenants
n Caveats
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian Conveyancing & Property Law
Tracker news alerting service
P
rint:
n 1updating looseleaf volume for current
year’s reports and a bound volume of
previous year’s cases
Contents include:
n Social
aspects
n Strata
schemes development
n Community
title development
n Resumption,
variation and termination
n Strata
schemes management
n Community
title management
n Disputes
n Conveyancing
n Forms
and precedents
n New
developments
Legislation:
n Strata
Schemes (Freehold
Development) Act and Regulation
n Strata
Schemes (Leasehold
Development) Act and Regulation
n Strata
Schemes Management Act and
Regulation
n Community
Land Development Act and
Regulation
n Community
Land Management Act and
Regulation
n Property,
Stock and Business Agents
Act and Regulation
n Conveyancing
Act (Online only)
n Cases:
Decisions of the Supreme Court,
Court of Appeal and High Court
Contents include:
n What
the strata scheme involves;
rights and obligations of the owners’
corporation; powers and duties of
the executive committee of the
strata scheme, and responsibilities
of the office bearers of the owners’
corporation
n An
overview of strata development
from the original development process
to looking at the different types of
strata development
n The
how, when, why, what and where
of meetings
n An
explanation of all the by-laws that
govern the running of strata schemes
n Agency
agreements, and appointment
and delegation to a strata managing
agent are covered, as are the agent’s
duties and responsibilities
n An
explanation of the duties of the
owners corporation relating to financial
management and insurance
n An
explanation of how to identify and
resolve disputes
n The
Strata Schemes Management Act
1996 reproduced in full
Inclusions:
Online:
Inclusions:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Conveyancing & Property Law
Tracker
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QLD Community
Schemes Law &
Practice
CCH Code: WLQCS / LQCSA
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schemes. The service also contains the full
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/ subdivision
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establishment
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management
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Directions
n Forms
and precedents
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n Associated
legislation
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reporting
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Australian Conveyancing & Property Law
Tracker keeps you up to date with the
latest developments in this area of the law.
This service delivers concise news items
on key conveyancing cases in all Australian
jurisdictions; key legislative developments
affecting conveyancing law and practice
in New South Wales, Queensland and
Victoria (and other jurisdictions in respect
of leasing); and key practical developments
in New South Wales, Queensland and
Victoria.
Topics covered include:
n Contracts
for sale
n PPSA
n Buying
and selling businesses
n Leasing
n Mortgages
n Easements
n Strata
title
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disputes
Inclusions:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
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updates regularly, delivered via
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NEW!
Australian Personal
Property Securities
Law Reporter
CCH Code: WAPPSL / APPSL
Authors: Jason Harris, FCIS, Senior Lecturer
UTS Faculty of Law and Nicholas Mirzai,
Barrister. Industry specific contents have
been written by Andrew Chew, Andrew
Galvin and Jodie Burger of Corrs Chambers
Westgarth, Patrick Dwyer of Kemp Strang,
Mark Flint and Jim Hartley of Meyer
Vandenberg Lawyers and Leigh Adams of
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It is packed full of practical guidance
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of this law, which affects most types of
property except for land.
Contents include:
n Annotated
Personal Property Securities
Act 2009
n Practical
commentary on specific
industry sectors such as Infrastructure
and Construction, Agribusiness and
Commercial and Retail Leasing
n Sample
precedent clauses for security
agreements
n Hypothetical
examples – questions
and answers, checklists, diagrams and
tables
n Explanations
on how the PPSA impacts
on the Corporations Act 2001
n Full
text of selected cases, including
authoritative discussion of each
decision’s importance, headnotes,
catchwords
n Comparative
table of legislative
provisions between foreign jurisdictions
and Australia
n Glossary
n Personal
Property Securities
Regulations 2010
n General
commentary
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Buying & Selling
Businesses
– Personal Property
CCH Codes: WABSB / ABSB
Author: Andrew Lang OAM well known and
respected conveyancing and legal drafting
expert
Buying & Selling Businesses – Personal
Property provides users with a practical
step-by-step guide to buying and selling
a business and personal property, by
drawing together all the major aspects
of this increasingly complex area of the
sale of business and personal property. It
provides nearly 200 original clauses and
precedent agreements for the sale of many
types of businesses, proprietary company
shares and personal property throughout
Australia in addition to relevant case
digests.
Contents include:
n General
principles
n Personal
Property Securities regime
n General
conveyancing practice
n Sale
of businesses - principles, practice,
precedents and forms
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of shares
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(including motor vehicles,
boats, furniture, and art works)
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in action (including contractual
rights, guarantees and debts)
n Sale
of intellectual property including
copyright, designs, patents and trade
marks
n Conveyancing
practice relating to gifts
n Taxation
aspects
n New
Developments
n Case
digests of relevant Australian
decisions concerning issues that affect
the sale of businesses and personal
property
Inclusions:
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nline:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
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Injury, Health &
Medical
BESTSELLER!
Australian Torts
Reporter
CCH Codes: WATOR / ATOR
This service provides comprehensive
commentary on legislation, relevant
common law rules and equitable principles
that affect torts law throughout Australia.
With national coverage of all key areas
of torts, cases are generally published
in full text for complete coverage, and
comparative verdict charts easily show
you how to work out an assessment for a
client.
Contents include:
Expert in-depth commentary and analysis
on the following topics:
n Special
defendants and time limits
n Personal
injury
n Damages
for personal injury
n Death
n Statutory
compensation schemes for
personal injury and death
n Property
related torts
n Economic
loss
n Professional
negligence
n Reputation,
liberty and privacy
n Principles
of liability
n Common
law reporting of cases from
the High Court, Federal Court and
Supreme Courts in full text
n Relevant
legislation either in full text or
extract form
New South Wales
Motor Accidents
Practitioners
Handbook
CCH Code: WANMA / ANMA
Author: Peter Hunt, Partner at Curwoods
& Partners
This Handbook is a comprehensive guide
for lawyers, insurers and others dealing
with persons injured by motor vehicles in
New South Wales. It serves as a step-bystep practical guide and is written in plain
English style format. It provides ready
access to current legislation, practical
commentary and helpful case examples
along with step-by-step instructions, the
Motor Accidents Authority Guidelines
and the Regulation and relevant Supreme
Court and District Court Rules. Author,
Peter Hunt, Partner of Curwoods &
Partners, is an Accredited Personal Injury
Specialist. Before Peter commenced
writing for CCH in 2001, Justice Balla of
the District Court was the author.
Contents include:
n Updated
and complete Relevant and
Associated Legislation
n Comprehensive
commentary on past
and current legislation
n Commentary
on Liability,
Administration and Handling a Claim
n Updated
Forms from the Motor
Accidents Authority (MAA)
n Updated
MAA Guidelines
n Selected
comparative verdicts
n Relevant
Supreme Court and District
Court Rules
Inclusions:
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to Australian Professional
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Law
Australian
Professional
Liability - Medical
CCH Code: APLM
The conduct of a medical claim differs
markedly from conducting other claims
involving personal injury. Australian
Professional Liability - Medical provides
detailed information on medical litigation
situations which you may encounter. As
well as providing tips on how to conduct
this unique form of personal injury
litigation, the service details comparative
verdict charts in medical negligence cases
dating back to 1984 for quick reference.
Contents include:
n Getting
started
n Preparing
a medical litigation claim
n Medical
litigation claims for various
types of medical injuries
n Who
to sue
n Alternatives
to litigation
n Lodging
claims within limitation period
and possibility of extension
n Leading
cases
n Expert
witnesses
n Damages
n Selected
sections of the Supreme Court
and District Court Rules are included
where appropriate
Inclusions:
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in Focus, an informative newsletter
providing short summaries of recent
developments in the law of torts
O
nline:
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Australian Tort,
Personal Injury,
Health and Medical
Law Tracker
CCH Code: WATPHT
The Australian Tort, Personal Injury,
Health and Medical Law Tracker is written
for legal professionals who practice in
personal injury and medical negligence
as well as health practitioners and health
institutions, including private health
providers. This Tracker reports and
interprets significant court cases and
tribunal decisions and provides useful
summaries of relevant information.
Topics covered include:
n Tort
Law
n Personal
injury cases
n Medical
negligence cases
n Health
and medical law
n NSW
Motor Accident legislation
n National
Registration Scheme for
Health Practitioners
n Legislative
changes
n Practice
notes
n Media
releases
Inclusions:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
n News
updates regularly, delivered via
RSS, email or IntelliConnect®
Australian Health
& Medical Law
Reporter
CCH Codes: WAMED / AMED
This reference work ensures health care
professionals, lawyers and hospitals are
kept constantly up to date and informed
with the latest legal issues and their
practical implications. It provides indepth discussion of virtually every aspect
of health and medical law throughout
Australia and keeps you informed of new
developments and cases through regular
updating reports. Health Practitioner
Regulation National Law Act 2009 with
annotations is included, as are practical
risk-management insights.
Contents include:
n Negligence
n Consent
n Confidentiality
issues: patient access to
medical records
n HIV/AIDS
n Death
with dignity
n Controls
over public and private
hospitals
n Disciplinary
proceedings
n Mental
health
n Coronial
inquiries
n Funding
of health care and nursing
homes
n Legislation
Inclusions:
Online:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
Tort Personal Injury Health &
Medical Law Tracker
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Law
Duties & State Law
Australian Customs
Law & Practice
CCH Codes: WACUS / ACUS
Australian Customs Law & Practice provides
a practical and task-oriented approach
to customs law and its administrative
implications. It includes the full text of all
relevant customs legislation, summaries of
significant customs cases and commentary
on topics such as customs control,
valuation, tariff classification and seizure
and forfeiture.
Contents include:
n Directory
n Customs
control
n Valuation
n Classification
n Seizure
and forfeiture of goods
n Current
cases
n Customs
Act
n Customs
Regulations
n Customs
Tariff Act
n Anti-dumping
legislation
n Other
customs legislation
Inclusions:
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Duties & State Taxes Tracker
Australian Payroll
Tax Manual
New South Wales
Land Tax
CCH Codes: WAPY / APY
CCH Codes: WANLX / ANLX
The Australian Payroll Tax Manual is
an accurate, comprehensive tool for
anyone involved in the area of payroll
tax. Covering each Australian State
and Territory, it provides the full text
of legislation as well as expert-written
commentary, tax rates and thresholds for
both current and previous years, full text
of revenue rulings and official circulars.
New South Wales Land Tax is a guide to
the technical aspects of the imposition
and assessment of land tax in New South
Wales. It combines a practical approach to
land tax issues with detailed analysis of the
legislation and leading cases in the area.
This service includes up to date versions
of the Land Tax Act 1956, the Land Tax
Management Act 1956, the Taxation
Administration Act 1996 and associated
regulations along with comprehensive
commentary.
Contents include:
n Commentary
on every aspect of payroll
tax for each State/Territory
n Full
text of payroll tax and tax
administration legislation
n Payroll
tax rates and threshold for
current and previous years
n Rulings
and circulars issued by State or
Territory revenue offices
Inclusions:
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and State Taxes Tracker
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months access via IntelliConnect®
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Contents include:
n Outline
and interpretation of NSW tax
law
n Administration
n Liability
n Exemptions
n Calculation
of liability
n Returns
and assessments
n Objections
and appeals
n Collection
and recovery
n Enforcement
n Avoidance
n Valuations
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New South Wales
& ACT Duties Law
& Practice
CCH Codes: WADN / ADN
Authors: Peter McMahon of Ernst & Young
and Amrit MacIntyre of Baker & McKenzie
This publication provides an expert and
practical explanation of the operation of
duties law in NSW and the ACT. The full
text of the relevant legislation is included,
together with detailed commentary and
analysis. Also included are examples and
commentary on the various heads of duty
as well as reports on recent cases and
proposed legislative changes.
Contents include:
Comparative Rates
n New
South Wales:
• Transfer Duty
• Shares and Units
• Land-Rich Entities
• Leases, Franchises and Hire of Goods
• Mortgage Duty
• Trusts and Superannuation
• Administration and Dispute Resolution
• Rulings
n ACT:
• Dutiable Transactions
Inclusions:
n Approx.
4 issues per year of the Duties
Law in Focus newsletter
O
nline:
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Queensland Duties
Law & Practice
CCH Codes: WADQ / ADQ
Authors: Peter McMahon of Ernst & Young
and Amrit MacIntyre of Baker & McKenzie
This product provides expert and practical
explanation of the operation of duties
law in Queensland as well as the full text
of the relevant legislation together with
stand-alone detailed commentary and
analysis.
Contents include:
n Comparative
Rates
n Transfer
Duty
n Land-Rich
Duty
n Leases
and Hire of Goods
n Trusts
n Superannuation
n Mortgage
Duty
n Other
Duties and Miscellaneous
n Public
Rulings
Inclusions:
n Approx.
4 issues of Duties Law in Focus
newsletter
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
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South Australia &
Northern Territory
Duties Law &
Practice
CCH Codes: WASTS / ASTS
Authors: Peter McMahon of Ernst & Young
and Amrit MacIntyre of Baker & McKenzie
This service reproduces all relevant
legislation in full text and gives you a
general explanation of the law governing
stamp duties, financial institutions duty
and debits tax plus practice-related
commentary on dutiable instruments.
Contents include:
South Australia:
n Dutiable
Instruments
n Revenue
Rulings and Information
Circular
n Legislation:
n Stamp
Duties Act 1923
n Stamp
Duties Regulations
n Financial
Institutions Duty Act 1983
n Financial
Institutions Duty Regulations
n Debits
Tax Act 1994
n Taxation
Administration Act 1996
n Taxation
Administration Regulations
Northern Territory:
n Dutiable
Instruments
n Legislation:
n Stamp
Duty Act 1978
n Taxation
(Administration) Act
n Financial
Institutions Duty Act 1989
Financial Institutions Duty Regulations
n Debits
Tax Act 1990
n Debits
Tax Regulations
Inclusions:
n Approx.
4 print or online issues of
Duties Law in Focus newsletter
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
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Law
Victoria & Tasmania
Duties Law &
Practice
Western Australia
Duties Law &
Practice
Australian Duties
and State Taxes
Tracker
CCH Codes: WADV / ADV
CCH Codes: WASTW / ASTW
CCH Code: WADSTT
Authors: Peter McMahon of Ernst & Young
and Amrit MacIntyre of Baker & McKenzie
Authors: Peter McMahon of Ernst & Young
and Amrit MacIntyre of Baker & McKenzie
This publication provides full coverage
of the Victorian and Tasmanian Stamp
Duties, Financial Institutions Duty and
Debits Tax. Together with the full text
of the relevant legislation together
with stand-alone detailed commentary
and analysis it includes examples and
commentary on the various heads of duty
as well as reports on recent cases and
proposed legislative changes.
This service reproduces all relevant
duties legislation in full text. The Duties
Act has been substantially annotated by
our consultants and provides a detailed
explanation of the law.
Australian Duties and State Taxes Tracker
keeps you on top of duties and other State
and Territory tax changes by providing
details of tax and duty developments as
they happen.
Contents include:
Victoria:
n Comparative
Rates
n Transfer
Duty
n Land
Rich Entities
n Mortgage
duty
n Trusts
and Superannuation
n Administration
n Other
Duties
n Rulings
Tasmania:
n Dutiable
transactions
Inclusions:
n Approx.
4 issues of the Duties Law in
Focus newsletter
Contents include:
n Information
Requirements
n Rulings
and Circulars
n Legislation:
n Duties
Act 2008
n Duties
Regulations
n Stamp
Act 1921
n Stamp
Regulations
n Taxation
Administration Act 2003
n Taxation
Administration Regulations
Contents include:
n Duties
n Payroll
tax
n Land
tax
Inclusions:
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n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n News
updates regularly, delivered via
RSS, email or IntelliConnect®
Inclusions:
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4 issues of Duties Law in Focus
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Online:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
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nline:
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BESTSELLER!
Insurance
Australian and New
Zealand Insurance
Law Tracker
CCH Code: WANILT
Australian and New Zealand Insurance
Law Tracker keeps you up to date with
key regulatory, legislative and other
developments in insurance law. This
service delivers concise, timely news
items on important insurance decisions
from Australian and New Zealand courts;
key legislative developments affecting
insurance law and practice; significant
regulatory developments issues by APRA
and ASIC and other major developments
within the scope of the AIN and ALIF
services.
Inclusions:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
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Australian &
New Zealand
Insurance Reporter
Australian &
New Zealand Life
Insurance Reporter
CCH Codes: WAIN / AIN
CCH Codes: WALIF / ALIF
Consultant author: Honourable Desmond
Derrington QC
Consultant author: Sir Anthony Mason, AC, KBE
Australian & New Zealand Insurance
Reporter includes commentary explaining
the practice and regulation of insurance
in Australia and New Zealand; analysis
of case law; the full text of relevant
legislation; full text reports of decisions
from all jurisdictions; Codes of Practice;
and relevant APRA releases.
Contents include:
n Glossary
of insurance terms
n Federal
and State powers in relation to
insurance (Australia)
n Regulation
of insurance companies
(Australian and New Zealand)
n Lloyd’s,
Formation, Proposals
n Commencement
of risk
n Insurable
interest
n Duty
of disclosure, Intermediaries
n Cancellation
and renewal
n Claims
– Notice and proof of loss
n Claims
– Measurement of loss
n Claims
– Contribution and subrogation
n Notice,
proof and measurement of loss
n Contribution
and subrogation
Inclusions:
This service provides a comprehensive
guide to life insurance law and practice.
The commentary explains the practice and
regulation of life insurance law in Australia,
and is an easy-to-use reference guide with
information arranged on a topical basis.
Cases:
n Reporting
of all relevant cases from
• Australian High Court and Federal
Court and all State and Territory
Supreme Courts
• New Zealand Court of Appeal and
High Court
Legislation:
n Relevant
legislation for each jurisdiction
is reported in full or extract form
n Prudential
Standards and Practice
Guides issued by APRA
n Selected
rules, determinations and
policy statements issued by APRA and
ASIC
Inclusions:
n Informative
newsletter highlighting the
major developments in the update
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Australian
& New Zealand Life Insurance
Reporter
n Informative
newsletter highlighting the
major developments in the update
Print:
n 1updating volume
Online:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
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updating volumes, plus a biennial
bound volume of cases
Author Spotlight
Sir Anthony Mason AC
Television Pty Ltd v Commonwealth (1992) 177 CLR 106.
Sir Anthony Mason AC, KBE was appointed a Justice of the High
Court of Australia in 1972 and from 1987 until his compulsory
retirement in 1995 was the Chief Justice. Recently, he has served
as a judge of the Supreme Court of Fiji and as President of the
Solomon Islands Court of Appeal. He has been a non-permanent
Justice of the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal since 1997.
Sir Anthony was made a Knight Commander of the Order of
the British Empire in 1972 and in 1988 was made a Companion
of the Order of Australia. He has honorary doctorates from
the Australian National University, where he has been a
Distinguished Visiting Fellow since 2001, and from Sydney,
Melbourne, Monash, Deakin, Griffith, Hong Kong and Oxford
Universities, as well as from the University of New South Wales
where he served as Chancellor from 1994 to 1999. He also held a
professorship at the University of Cambridge.
Sir Anthony is highly regarded within the legal profession. The
significant influence of the “Mason court” was seen as a departure
from the “strict legalism” of earlier High Courts and two important
decisions that were decided at that time included Mabo v State
of Queensland (No 2) [1992] HCA 23 and Australian Capital
Sir Anthony Mason is the consulting editor on Australia and New
Zealand Life Insurance Reporter.
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Law
Contract Law
Australian Contract
Law Reporter
CCH Codes: WACON / ACON
Author: Denis Harley. Contributing authors:
Andrew Lang, Peta Spender, Dr Leonie
Star, Michael Tilbury, Grant Bonner, Alison
Castle and Mark Darian-Smith
The Australian Contract Law Reporter is
designed for anyone involved in drafting
contracts. The product includes detailed
commentary on the law of contract
in Australia along with a number of
precedent clauses, guidelines for plain
English drafting, a case table, legislative
finding list and Cumulative Index and New
Developments.
Contents include:
n Glossary
n Formation
of Contract (including both
deeds and simple contracts)
n Formalities
n Terms
n Factors
Vitiating Formation
n Privity,
Assignment, Agency
n Performance,
Breach, Discharge and
Frustration
n Remedies
n Illegality
and Public Policy
n Drafting
n Cases
– digests of relevant cases from
all Australian jurisdictions are included
Legislation:
n Commonwealth
– Competition &
Consumer Act 2010 (relevant sections)
n Relevant
Acts from New South Wales,
Victoria, Queensland, South Australia,
Western Australian, Tasmania,
Northern Territory and Australian
Capital Territory
Inclusions:
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Online access to Australian
Competition, Consumer & Contract Law
Tracker and/or print newsletter
Online:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
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Wills
Sports
Wills in Practice –
New South Wales
Handbook
CCH Code: WLWIN / LWINA
This Handbook offers practical and
reliable information for lawyers preparing
wills and administering estates in NSW.
Covering a range of contemporary
issues, the service contains expert
detailed commentary along with forms,
precedents, practice notes and examples.
The following key legislation governing
the law of succession is provided: Wills,
Probate and Administration Act (full text);
Family Provision Act (full text); Property
Relationships Act (extract); Supreme Court
Rules (Pt 78).
Contents include:
n Dealing
with clients: the importance
of raising will-consciousness in clients;
the practitioner’s legal and ethical
responsibilities
n Drafting
wills: general principles of
will-drafting; practical guidance on
such issues as who can make a will,
revocation of prior wills and the
execution of wills
n Obtaining
grants: step-by-step
guidance on how to obtain a grant.
Explaining when a grant can be
made, who can seek a grant and the
type of grant that should be sought.
Reproduces commonly used forms
and provides detailed notes on how to
complete them
n Administration:
guidance on how to
protect the personal representative
from liability of debts; collect assets;
pay debts and liabilities and determine
entitlements; distribute the estate to
beneficiaries
n Remedies:
frequently contested matters
and answers practical questions
n Charitable
gifts: an alphabetical list of
names and contact details of charities
that are included in The Charities Book
published by Eagle Communications
Trust
Australian
Sports Law
CCH Codes: WASPOL / ASPOL
Author: Andy Gibson, Solicitor, Barrister,
and former senior lecturer in sports law
at Griffith University together with other
leading academics and practitioners
Australian Sports Law is a guide to the
principal legal issues common to most
fields of sporting and recreational
activities, written for those involved in
sport and its administration and litigation.
Commentary guides you through
applicable legislation and case law along
with changes and proposed changes to
legislation, while a collection of forms,
contracts and checklists form invaluable
practical assistance.
Contents include:
n Business
structures
n Contracts
n Employment
and industrial relations
n Marketing
and sponsorship
n Taxation
n Discrimination
n Drugs
n Dispute
settlement
n Insurance
and risk management
n Personal
injury
n Criminal
law
Inclusions:
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and concise PDF newsletter
issued electronically
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months access via IntelliConnect®
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Employment and Safety
n Industrial Relations
n Human Resources
n Health, Safety & Environment
n Governance, Risk & Compliance
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Australian Labour Law Reporter 64
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Australian Fair Work Act Partner 65
Industrial Relations Solution Finder 66
Australian Human Resources Management 66
Australian and New Zealand Equal Opportunity Law and Practice 67
Australian Employment Law Guide 67
HR Solution Finder 71
Australian Work Health & Safety Law Reporter 73
Managing Work Health & Safety 74
WHS Solution Finder 78
GRC Solution Finder 81
Business
BESTSELLER!
Industrial Relations
Australian Industrial
Law Reports
CCH Codes: WAIL / AIL
In the dynamic arena of Australian
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Work Commission, plus State and Federal
courts and industrial tribunals. AIL
assists the busy IR practitioner to stay
on top of the high volume of industrial
case law by providing detailed digests of
important decisions and shorter paragraph
summaries of all other decisions.
An essential research tool and valuable
companion to the Australian Labour Law
Reporter, this unrivalled service offers
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Contents include:
Cases covering all employment and
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n Termination
of employment (including
redundancy and unfair dismissal)
n General
protections
n Employment
contracts (including
restraints of trade)
n Modern
awards
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bargaining and agreements
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n Access
to the Australian Industrial
Relations Tracker news service
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bound case volumes for your
library
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Author Spotlight
Australian Labour
Law Reporter
CCH Codes: WALLR / ALLR
The Australian Labour Law Reporter
is CCH’s premium research service in
workplace relations and employment law.
It provides a comprehensive coverage of
common and statutory law for federal
system employers. The Australian Labour
Law Reporter also includes material on
the State and Territory systems insofar as
these laws remain relevant.
Contents include:
n Fair
Work Act Changes
n Federal
Institutions and processes
n Coverage
n The
employment relationship (common
law principles)
n Agreements
n Awards
n National
Employment Standards
n Wages,
Leave and other conditions of
employment
n Industrial
action
n Right
of entry
n Termination
of employment
n Unfair
employment practices
n Dispute
resolution
n Business
restructuring
Inclusions:
Professor Andrew Stewart
Professor Joellen Riley
Andrew Stewart is John Bray Professor
of Law at University of Adelaide and a
Legal Consultant to the national law firm
Piper Alderman. He is one of Australia’s
leading experts in labour relations and
employment law, and has also published
widely in the fields of intellectual
property and contract law. He has played
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workplace reforms, and has spoken and
written widely about their implications
for businesses, workers and unions. He
also advised the government on the
drafting and structure of the Fair Work
legislation. In November 2009 he was
elected President of the Australian Labour
Law Association.
Professor Andrew Stewart has contributed
to a number of CCH’s Industrial Relations
publications, including Australian Labour
Law Reporter and Australian Employment
Law Guide.
Professor Joellen Riley holds a Chair
in Labour Law at Sydney Law School,
University of Sydney, where she teaches
in the Masters of Labour Law and
Relations postgraduate program. Joellen
holds degrees in law from the Universities
of Sydney and Oxford, and a Diploma
in Management from the Macquarie
Graduate School of Management.
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to the Australian Industrial
Relations Tracker news service
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Weekly
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n Links
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Australian Industrial Law Reports
Print:
n 4
updating looseleaf volumes
A digested version of Joellen’s doctoral
thesis has been published as Employee
Protection at Common Law (2005,
Federation Press, Sydney), and she is
co-author (with Professor Rosemary
Owens) of The Law of Work (2007, OUP,
Melbourne). She has also published
several books on Australian workplace
relations and related legislation. Most
recently, she has co-edited a collection
of essays with Peter Sheldon, called
Remaking Australian Industrial Relations
(2008, CCH, Sydney). Professor Joellen
Riley has also contributed to a number of
CCH’s Industrial Relations publications,
including Australian Labour Law Reporter
and Australian Employment Law Guide.
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Legislation
CCH Codes: WAELG / AEL
The Australian Employment Legislation
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employment legislation in full text, and
includes Regulations and Rules made
pursuant to all major legislation. The
service contains detailed history notes
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changes to particular provisions.
Contents include:
Full text of industrial legislation from
Federal, and each State and Territory,
jurisdictions covering:
n Industrial
and employee relations
n Vocational
education and training laws
n Annual
leave
n Long
service leave
n Maternity
leave
n Employment
protection
n Trade
union laws
n Workplace
surveillance
n Building
and construction industry
n Practice
and procedure
Inclusions:
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to Australian Industrial Relations
Tracker news service
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nline:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
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rint:
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Australian Fair Work
Act Partner
CCH Codes: WARDX / ARDX
CCH Code: WWLP
The Research Manual of Industrial Law is an
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dismissal, unlawful termination, modern
awards and workplace rights. It provides
key definitions to thousands of workplace
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extensive cross-references to statutes,
cases, relevant books and journal articles.
The history section is a unique feature for
academic and legal researchers needing
context to grasp current developments.
The Australian Fair Work Act Partner is
an authoritative companion tool that
allows you to search across your existing
CCH Industrial Relations subscriptions,
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directly relevant cases, legislation and
commentary to that section so you don’t
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This online tool will save you valuable
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industrial relations law, and in doing so,
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n Adverse
action
n Building
industry
n Discrimination
in employment
n Fair
Work Australia
n Casual
employees
n Contract
of employment
n Enterprise
agreements
n Evidence,
securing
n Freedom
of association
n Hours
of work
n Long
service leave
n Minimum
wage
n Modern
award
n National
Employment Standards
n Parental
leave
n Redundancy
n Stand
down
n Transfer
of business
n Take-home
pay order
n Unfair
dismissal and lawful termination
n Workplace
rights
This invaluable tool is designed for use
with your current online subscriptions to
Australian Labour Law Reporter, Australian
Employment Legislation, Australian
Industrial Law Reports or Research Manual
of Industrial Law.
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Regular
updates of content in response
to legislative developments and leading
case law
n Australian
Industrial Relations Tracker
news service with individual products
included
Also Available:
n Fair
Work Act Partner with Industrial Law
Cases (WACALP)
n Fair
Work Act Partner with Labour Law
Commentary (WALP)
Inclusions:
CCH Political Alert
CCH Political Alert is the most
immediate source of political,
government and legislative
information available.
n Corporate Affairs
n Industry
n Insurance
n Legal
n Politics and Parliament
n Retail and Consumer Affairs
n Work relations and Employment
n Access
to Australian Industrial Relations
Tracker news service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Visit
www.cch.com.au/politicalalert
for more information or
a 2 week FREE trial.
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BESTSELLER!
Industrial Relations
Solution Finder
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Relations Tracker
CCH Code: WAIRSFS
CCH Code: WAIRT
The Industrial Relations Solution Finder
is an essential research tool for any IR
specialist or legal practitioner. Quickly
find legislation, cases and commentary
relevant to your work and written
by industry experts. Search by topic,
information type or section of the Act
with this powerful research tool. You
will also receive email alerts as major
developments in employment and IR law
occur through CCH Political Alert.
Stay on top of industrial relations and
employment law matters with current
news, recent cases and developments in
legislation.
Australian
Human Resources
Management
Topics covered include:
CCH Codes: WAHRM / AHRM
n Employment
and Industrial law
n Termination
of employment and unfair
dismissal
n Redundancy
n Employment
contracts and awards
n Industrial
action and disputes
n Entitlements
(leave, remuneration etc.)
n Unions
and employer associations
This is the definitive resource for senior HR
practitioners in Australia and New Zealand.
It provides a foundation for effective
management and compliance in all aspects
of HR management in an organisation.
Contents include:
n Fair
Work Act 2009 covering
Regulations and Rules
n Agreements
and Awards
n National
Employment Standards
n Industrial
action and dispute resolution
n Industrial
relations system changes
explained
n Leave
and holidays
n WHS
and workers compensation
n Salaries
and wages
n Superannuation
n Termination
of employment
n Political
Alert service with “Industrial
Relations & Employment” topic
n Recruitment
and hiring of contractors
n WHS
and workers compensation
requirements for contractors
Access to the CCH IR Library with the
following key CCH products:
n Research
Manual of Industrial Law
n Australian
Industrial Law Reports
n Managing
Enterprise Agreements
n Australian
Employment Legislation
n Australian
Labour Law Reporter
n Australian
Industrial Relations Tracker
n Fair
Work Act Partner (search for
information by section of the Act)
n Managing
Contractors
n Political
Alert service with “Industrial
Relations & Employment” topic
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n News
updated approx. daily
Human Resources
BESTSELLER!
CCH recognises that HR practitioners
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provided action-oriented commentary,
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to provide a framework for managing the
people within an organisation.
Contents include:
n HR
Strategy and Workforce Planning
n Employment
Relationship and
Recruitment
n Training
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n Equal
Employment Opportunity (EEO)
n Performance
Management
n Remuneration,
Awards and Agreements
n Employee
Benefits and Superannuation
n Industrial
Relations Framework
n Managing
Health and Safety
n Health
and Safety Issues
n OH&S
in New Zealand
n Hours-Holidays-leave
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Information
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HR Effectiveness
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Work Practices
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Case Studies
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Organisational Change
n Flexible
Work Practices
n Termination
and Redundancy
n Managing
International Workers
n HR
Forms and Policy Templates
n Line
Manager Tools
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian Employment and
HR Tracker news service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 2
updating looseleaf volumes
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and Practice
CCH Codes: WAEOP / AEOP
Australian and New Zealand Equal
Opportunity Law and Practice is the
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practitioners specialising in the field of
anti-discrimination and equal employment
opportunity in Australia and New Zealand.
It is also an invaluable tool for human
resources specialists in all organisations.
Contents include:
n Discrimination
defined
n EEO
practice
n EEO
– legal obligations
n Employment
– Formation of contract
n Employment
– Conditions and benefits
n Employment
– Termination
n Employment
– Exceptions
n Pregnancy
n Sexual
harassment
n Goods
and Services / superannuation /
other matters
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CCH Codes: WAEM / AEM
The Australian Employment Law
Guide provides precise and up to date
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employment related topics. It contains a
wealth of information for employers, HR
practitioners and legal practitioners.
Contents include:
n Discrimination
n Equal
Opportunity
n Recruitment
n Contract
of employment
n Induction
and training
n Awards
and agreements
n Wages
and salaries
n Hours
n Leave
and holidays
n Superannuation
and other benefits
n Promotion,
demotion and discipline
n Termination
of employment
n Occupational
health and compensation
n Records
and files
n Government
agencies, Tribunals and
organisations
n Industrial
action, stand-downs
n Right
of entry
n Business
restructuring
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian Employment and
HR Tracker news service
Online:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Inclusions:
n Access
to the Australian Equal
Opportunity Tracker news service
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nline:
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months access via IntelliConnect®
P
rint:
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updating looseleaf volumes
n Transfer
binders for case reports
Author Spotlight
Joydeep Hor
Joydeep Hor is the Managing Principal and Founder of People + Culture Strategies
(PCS). Joydeep has been managing leading Australian specialist law firms for nearly
a decade and he established PCS as a firm that reflected his vision for legal and
compliance services in the workplace relations space. With over 16 years’ continuous
experience in advising employers on all aspects of law and strategy in workplace
relations, Joydeep continues to advise leading organisations in the Australian private
and public sectors.
Joydeep’s professional qualifications include a Master of Laws, Bachelor of Laws
with Honours degree and a Bachelor of Arts majoring in English literature, from
Sydney University. With regards to his professional affiliations, Joydeep is a Fellow
of the Australian Human Resources Institute. He is also on the Advisory Council of
Executive Women’s Business, the Editorial Board of HR Leader magazine, the CCH
Law & Business Editorial Board (regarding publications) and is a Board Member of
the Northside Community Forum. In addition, Joydeep is a regular guest host on
Sky Business Channel and is a regular presenter at human resources conventions and
other industry briefings.
Joydeep is a contributor to CCH’s Australian Employment Law Guide, Australian
and New Zealand Equal Opportunity Law and Practice, and is the author of CCH’s
Managing Workplace Behaviour as well as co-author of numerous CCH publications
since 2000.
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Recruitment and
Termination Guide
Managing Training
& Development
Managing Leave and
Holidays
CCH Codes: WARTG / ARTG
CCH Code: WATDM / ATDM
CCH Codes: WALVE / ALVE
The Recruitment and Termination Guide
provides detailed commentary and
analysis on all aspects of recruitment and
termination of employment in Australia.
It helps practitioners develop policies and
procedures relating to these topic areas,
which enables employers to comply with
termination provisions in the Fair Work Act
2009 (Cth), as well as other employment
and industrial relations laws.
Managing Training & Development is
the definitive reference and resource
for training managers and practitioners
in Australia and New Zealand. This
information service is the most
comprehensive resource available and it
provides a foundation for the effective
operation of the learning and development
function in any organisation.
Within the commentary sections,
practitioners will find example documents
that can be adapted to the needs of
the organisation. A number of special
features are also included, such as sections
detailing how to calculate termination
payments, and easy-to-follow recruitment
and termination procedures.
n Managing
training
n Needs
analysis
n Program
design and development
n Training
methods
n Technology
and training
n Competency-based
training
n Employee
development
n Organisation
development
n Induction
and compliance training
n Management
development
n Outside
courses and assistance
n Evaluation
and costing
n Legal
and IR issues
n Legal
framework - vocational training in
Australia and New Zealand
This publication will guide you through the
myriad of legislation that surrounds leave
and holidays under both the national and
State systems. Covering the Fair Work Act
2009, including the National Employment
Standards, and modern awards at a
Federal level, as well as State provisions
for non-national system employees, this
publication takes a practical approach to
ensuring that all matters are considered
in the development and implementation
of leave policies for your organisation.
It provides comprehensive, plain English
coverage of employees’ leave entitlements
and includes checklists on all types of
leave in every jurisdiction.
Contents include:
n Impact
of recruitment and termination
n Legal
context of recruitment and
termination
n Preparing
to recruit
n Conducting
recruitment
n Preparing
the contract of employment
n Rules
that govern the recruitment and
termination of non-standard workers
n Termination
by the employee
n Dismissal
n Redundancy
n Termination
by other means such as
bankruptcy, death of the employee,
transmission of business
n How
to calculate termination payments
n Remedies
available for employer and
employee-instigated terminations
Inclusions:
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to Australian Employment and
HR Tracker news service
O
nline:
Contents include:
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian Employment and
HR Tracker news service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Contents include:
n Annual
leave
n Long
service leave
n Sick
leave
n Public
holidays
n Parental
leave
n Special
leave
n Compassionate
and bereavement leave
n Personal
carer’s leave
n Jury
duty
n Emergency
services leave
n Study
leave
n Defence
Force leave
n Blood
donors leave
n Victims
of crime leave
n Purchased
leave
n Stand
down
n Leave
without pay
n Suspension
Inclusions:
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nline:
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Australian
Managing Enterprise
Agreements
CCH Codes: WAMWA / AMWA
Australian Managing Enterprise Agreements
is designed to help employers, employees,
employer associations, unions and their
advisers understand how to implement
and maintain a successful enterprise
agreement. It leads you through all the
relevant steps in the agreement-making
process, from initial research to avoiding
and resolving disputes, and provides a
straightforward plain English explanation
of the range of agreement options for
national system employers and employees,
as well as those under State systems.
Contents include:
n Negotiating
enterprise agreements
n Choosing
the agreement
n Workers’
entitlements
n Improving
productivity
n Lodgment
procedures
n Working
under agreements
n Unregistered
and informal agreements
n Drafting
agreements
n Sample
clauses
n Topical
case law
n New
legislation
Managing
Contractors
Managing Payroll
Administration
CCH Code: WAMC
CCH Codes: WAPAM / APAM
Managing Contractors is available as
an online subscription that assists
organisations in effectively managing
contractors. It addresses all the key
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Managing Payroll Administration is a
practical guide to running the day-to-day
operations of a pay office – a “one-stop
shop”. Designed to help you answer
payroll queries quickly and efficiently,
the publication explains complex legal
subject matter in a straightforward,
understandable way for a non-legal
audience.
Contents include:
n Legal
Requirements
n Policy
and Risk Management
n Tender
and Selection
n Induction
and Training
n Audits
and Review
n Contract
Work In Practice
n Occupational
Health and Safety
n Taxation
n Superannuation
n Intellectual
Property
n Workers
Compensation
n Trade
Practices
n Privacy
n Discrimination
n Equal
Employment Opportunity
Inclusions:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Access
to Australian Employment and
HR Tracker news service
Online:
n How
to set up and run a pay office
n Records
required and advisable
n Record-keeping
systems
n Employment
law
n Payment
for work done
n Payment
for leave, holidays, workers
compensation
n Termination
of employment
n Taxation
tables
n Example
calculations
n Taxation
obligations
n Superannuation
Inclusions:
Online:
Inclusions:
Contents include:
n Access
to Australian Employment and
HR Tracker and Australian Duties and
State Taxes Tracker news service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
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n 1updating looseleaf volume
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The Hands on Guide:
HR Manager
CCH Codes: WAZMHR / ZMHR
The Hands on Guide: HR Manager is
invaluable for any manager’s desk. It
addresses all the human resource aspects
of managing people in organisations,
from recruitment through to termination
of employment. It is an accessible,
practical guide to key issues, including
performance management, remuneration,
leave entitlements, occupational health
and safety, job descriptions, induction
and training. Commentary is informed
by current employment law, and sample
documents and policies are included.
Contents include:
n The
Human Resources Function workforce planning and audit
n Recruitment
n Overview
of Employment Law
n Induction
and Training
n Remuneration,
Benefits and Leave
n Conduct
and Performance - covers EEO,
discipline and grievances, performance
management, privacy, surveillance,
email and Internet use
n Occupational
Health and Safety and
Workers Compensation
n Termination
of employment
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian Employment and
HR Tracker news service
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
P
rint:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
The Hands on Guide:
Employers Legal
Guide
CCH Codes: WZEGLS / ZEGLS
The Hands on Guide: Employers Legal
Guide is a practical guide and first point of
reference to the wide array of legal issues
that can arise in the workplace. Written in
plain English, this comprehensive service
provides current information on the laws
affecting all aspects of the employment
relationship. It enables human resource
managers and line managers to make wellinformed decisions and avoid disputes.
Information is updated regularly to address
developments.
Contents include:
Introductory chapter provides an overview
of the legal context for employers,
including contracts of employment,
industrial relations laws and other laws
affecting employment relationships.
The body of the Guide consists of
commentary organised in alphabetical
order, with over 125 topics, including:
n Email
and the Internet
n Awards
n Enterprise
Agreements
n Occupational
Health and Safety
n Termination
of Employment
n Apprentices
and Trainees
n Inspectors/Inspections
n Contract
of Employment
n Entitlement
to Work
n Discrimination
n Maternity
Leave
n Personal/Carer’s
Leave
n Transfers
n Unfair
Contracts
n Workers
Compensation
n Privacy
Protection
n Promotion
n Surveillance
The Hands on Guide:
Payroll Essentials
CCH Codes: WZWAS / ZWAS
The Hands on Guide: Payroll Essentials
is a desktop guide to assist with the
administration of payroll Australia-wide.
All major topics related to payroll are
explained and practical step-by-step
calculations are provided, showing staff
how to perform payroll procedures
correctly and efficiently. Commentary is
written clearly and frequent reports ensure
that information is up to date.
Contents include:
n Employment
law issues
n Awards
and agreements
n Leave
entitlements
n PAYG
n Superannuation
n Workers
compensation
n Record-keeping
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian Duties and State
Taxes Tracker news service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian Employment and
HR Tracker news service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
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HR Solution Finder
CCH Code: WAHRESS
CCH Code: WAHRSFS
HR Essentials is an updating subscription
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basic HR and WHS issues. It combines
a mix of HR and WHS products – five
“hands on” guides and two news services –
offering practical advice as well as relevant
industry news. Search across a library of
CCH products, using the power of CCH’s
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HR managers are time-poor and wear
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Finder is the key to fast, reliable research
for both HR managers and their teams.
CCH Employment and HR services have
been comprehensively mapped to about
20 major topic areas, such as recruitment,
termination, performance management
and superannuation to ensure targeted
search results. Customers can search
by topic or information type such as
legislation, cases, commentary, checklists
and forms, news articles and benchmark
surveys.
Contents include:
n Overview
of Employment legislation
n HR
best practice
n Recruitment
n Contract
of employment
n Awards
and agreements
n Wages
and salaries
n Leave
and holidays
n Superannuation
and other benefits
n Occupational
health and compensation
Access to:
n Australian
Employment and HR Tracker
n Australian
Occupational Health and
Safety Tracker
n Hands
on Guide: HR Manager
n Hands
on Guide: Employers Legal Guide
n Hands
on Guide: OHS Legal Guide
n Hands on Guide: OHS Manager
n The
Hands on Guide: Payroll Essentials
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Contents include:
n Overview
of the Fair Work Act
n Strategic
HR Management
n Recruitment
and hiring
n Termination
and redundancy
n Salaries
and wages
n Superannuation
and employee benefits
n EEO,
discrimination and diversity
n Training
and employee development
n Leave
and holidays
n Managing
the HR function
n WHS
and workers compensation
n Industrial
action and dispute resolution
n Awards
and agreements
n HR
Forms, policies and templates
Australian
Employment and
HR Tracker
CCH Code: WAEHRT
Stay on top of employment-related
matters with current local and
international HR news, relevant
cases, survey results, practice tips and
developments in legislation. Written in
an objective reporting style, this Tracker
provides a factual, easy-to-read account of
issues facing an organisation.
Contents include:
n Employment
legislation
n Cases
n Workplace-related
issues
n HR
best practice
n HR
trends and developments
n HR
forms and policy templates
n HR
case studies
n Survey
results
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n News
is typically updated on a daily
basis
Access to CCH HR Library with the
following key CCH products:
n Australian
Master Human Resources
Guide
n Australian
Master OHS & Environment
Guide
n Australian
Employment Legislation
n Australian
Employment Law Guide
n Australian
Human Resources
Management
n Australian
Industrial Relations Tracker
n Australian
Employment and HR Tracker
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
*Information correct at time of printing and subject to change.
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Australian Equal
Opportunity
Tracker
CCH Code: WAEOT
Stay on top of equal opportunity and
discrimination with current news, recent
cases and developments in legislation.
This product provides coverage of
anti-discrimination and EEO news in all
jurisdictions in Australia, and includes
contributions from academics and experts
in the field, keeping readers abreast of the
latest trends.
Contents include:
n Equal
employment opportunity
n Human
rights
n Discrimination
in employment,
including terms and conditions of
employment and termination
n Sexual
harassment
n Education
n Goods
and services
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n News
is typically updated on a daily
basis
Health, Safety and
Environment
Australian Workers
Compensation
Guide
Australian Workers
Compensation
Review
CCH Code: WAWR
This informative review provides
summaries of key cases with links to full
text judgments on AustLii.
CCH Codes: WAWK / AWK
Inclusions:
This service provides comprehensive
coverage of Australia’s complex
workers compensation legislation for
all jurisdictions together with expert
commentary.
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Online:
Containing practical information on
all current issues relating to workers
compensation, it provides numerous
examples to help you apply the
information directly to your own situation.
Contents include:
n General
concepts
n Benefits:
money sums for each
jurisdiction and comparative tables
n Separate
commentary for each
jurisdiction including legislation,
compulsory insurance, eligibility, injury
and disease, payment, employers
obligations and disentitlement
n Practical
answers to problems
n New
developments
n Full
text of legislation, ensuring ready
access to the basic legal provisions of
each jurisdiction: Federal, State and
Territory coverage
Inclusions:
n The
Australian Workers Compensation
Review, featuring key cases
n Access
to Australian Workers
Compensation Tracker
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 3
updating looseleaf volumes
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BESTSELLER!
Victorian Accident
Compensation
Practice Guide
Australian Work
Health & Safety
Law Reporter
CCH Codes: WAVW / AVW
CCH Codes: WASH / ASH
The Victorian Accident Compensation
Practice Guide provides practical and
comprehensive coverage of Victoria’s
accident compensation and transport
accident schemes, including relevant
legislation. Written in plain English,
it is a reliable reference for accident
compensation and transport accident
personal injury claims, and a practical
research service for handling day-to-day
problems.
Author: Cormack E Dunn, Special Counsel
in the Herbert, Smith, Freehills National
Safety Team where he acts exclusively in
the area of WHS Law. Cormack is a leading
commentator on WHS issues and writes
texts that are widely used as resources
in tertiary safety courses and the legal
industry
Separating the commentary from the
relevant legislation makes the Guide
easy to use, particularly for those not
overly familiar with the intricacies of the
legislation.
Contents include:
n Outline
of legislation
n Initiating
claims
n Employers’
obligations
n Administration
n Rates
and benefits
n Practice
material
n Medical
evidence
n Trial
preparation
n Enforcement
n Uninsured
employers
n Table
Awards
n Common
Law
n Multiple
employers and insurers
n Insurers:
handling claims
n Termination
of payments
n Rehabilitation
n Social
Security
n Transport
Accidents
n Legislation:
Workers Compensation,
Accident Compensation, Transport
Accident and other relevant legislation
The Australian Work Health & Safety Law
Reporter is a vital reference source for
WHS legal practitioners and managers.
The Reporter will help you understand the
scope of work, health and safety legislation
and its application in different States. The
service also provides practical guidance
on safety planning and compliance, and
features comprehensive coverage of key
Work Health and Safety legal cases. This
service also keeps you up to date with
general developments and news relating to
Work Health and Safety.
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian Workers
Compensation Tracker news service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
*Information correct at time of printing and subject to change.
Contents include:
n Annotated
model Work Health and
Safety Act and model Work Health
and Safety Regulations: understand
provisions of the Act and Regulations
and know how your jurisdiction’s WHS
legislation varies from the model
legislation.
n Legal
liabilities: understand the roles
of officers, persons conducting a
business or undertaking, workers and
contractors.
n Practice
and procedure for each
jurisdiction: know about the penalties
attached to different obligations and
learn about enforcement systems.
n Court
cases: digested into easily
readable accounts of events
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 3
updating looseleaf volumes
Author Spotlight
Cormack Dunn
Cormack Dunn is one of the foundational contributors and foundational editors of
the Australian Work Health and Safety Law Reporter.
Based in Sydney, Cormack is part of Herbert Smith Freehills’ National Safety Team,
Australia’s preeminent team of safety lawyers.
Cormack commenced his legal career with the NSW Office of Director of Public
Prosecutions. After entering private practice, he acted in a number of high profile
matters, including that of the first CEO of a public company to be charged with an
OHS offence in Australia. He appears for individuals and companies charged with
OHS offences, and regularly provides safety advice to some of Australia’s largest
employers, employer organisations and government.
Cormack is also responsible for updating Planning OHS – A Risk Management Guide
and, along with other members of the Freehills National Safety Team, is the editor
of the Australian Master Work Health and Safety Guide. Both these publications are
published by CCH and are standard texts for tertiary studies in safety. In addition,
Cormack regularly publishes articles on safety matters, speaks at conferences and
presents on safety matters to boards.
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BESTSELLER!
Managing Work
Health & Safety
The Hands on Guide:
OHS Legal Guide
The Hands on Guide:
OHS Manager
CCH Codes: WIWPS / IWPS
CCH Codes: WZHGLS / ZHGLS
CCH Codes: WZMHS / ZMHS
Author: Michael Tooma
The Hands on Guide: OHS Legal Guide
provides a quick, user-friendly reference to
the legal requirements relating to a broad
range of WHS topics. Presented in a handy
A-Z format, it includes commentary on
current practice and further reading.
n Over
90 WHS topics listed in an A-Z
format, with topic definition and
relevant State and Territory legislation
and regulations
n Current
practice for specific topics
A practical guide to the role of the Work
Health and Safety Manager, it outlines
key legislative requirements from the
WHS (or HSE) Manager’s perspective,
and provides basic policy and procedural
information for establishing, managing,
recording and communicating an in-house
health and safety program. It presents
the information in straightforward, nontechnical language and provides 40 sample
policies, checklists and record forms to be
used as the basis for implementing work
health and safety programs in workplaces.
Inclusions:
Contents include:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
n An
overview of WHS laws
n WHS
roles and responsibilities
n Core
WHS management functions,
including risk management,
communication, consultation and injury
management
n Developing
corporate WHS policies
n Measuring
performance
n Record
keeping
Managing Work Health & Safety is a
comprehensive resource to assist you in
the everyday management of health and
safety in your organisation. It has been
specifically written for people who need
to set WHS policy, develop procedures,
and monitor the performance of the WHS
management system.
Effective safety management requires
the coordination of a range of disciplines
and up-to-the-minute knowledge of
government regulations and best practice
industry standards. Whether you’re
designing a corporate safety policy,
conducting a workplace inspection, or
designing a safe work method statement,
this service will provide you with
explanations of the basic concepts through
to successful program implementation.
Contents include:
n Management
responsibilities:
understand the role of top
management and senior officers in
meeting due diligence requirements
and creating a safety culture.
n Risk
management: learn the risk
management process and how to
address specific risks (including
physical, biological and social risks)
n Contractor
management: safety
n Incident
response and investigation:
including how to conduct an
investigation
n Best
practice commentary for specific
industries
n Management
of key issues including
consultation, information and training,
contractors, licensing, health surveillance,
first aid, incident investigation,
notifications, safe work method
statements and display of notices
n Incidents
and injuries
n Specific
policies and programs
n Records
and documentation
n Performance
measurement
n Checklists,
forms and policy templates
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
P
rint:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Contents include:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Author Spotlight
Michael Tooma
Michael Tooma is one of Australia’s pre-eminent occupational health and safety lawyers.
He is a Partner at Norton Rose where he is Head of OHSS (Asia Pacific) and Head of
Government (Australia Practice).
Michael is an adjunct Professor of Law at Edith Cowan University and a Senior Visiting
Fellow of the University of New South Wales School of Safety Science. He is also a
member of the Department of Defence Occupational Health Steering Committee. He
is also actively involved in law reform in occupational health and safety. He is currently
assisting in the drafting of National Model Mine Safety legislation in Australia and an
active commentator on developments in the law and practice in the area.
Michael has reviewed or written the safety management systems of companies across
industries, including companies in the transport, energy and resources, infrastructure,
technology and financial institutions industries. He prides himself on developing succinct,
well-structured and accessible documents which are written in plain English, making use
of diagrams, checklists and flow charts to relay complex concepts in simpler format.
Author of a number of CCH Products including Managing Work Health and Safety
(formerly Managing Occupational Health and Safety) and Understanding the Work Health
and Safety Act.
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The Hands on Guide:
School Health and
Safety
CCH Codes: WZSC / ZSCH
The Hands on Guide: School Health and
Safety is a resource designed to provide
practical guidance for schools, principals,
teachers and others in meeting their duty
of care. It outlines key legal requirements
and provides basic policy and procedural
information for establishing, managing,
recording and communicating a school
health and safety program. It presents
the information in straightforward, nontechnical language and provides policies,
checklists and record forms to be used
as the basis for implementing health and
safety programs in schools and school
systems.
Contents include:
n An
overview of WHS laws
n WHS
roles and responsibilities
n Key
management functions
n Developing
a school health safety
policy and risk management program
n Managing
specific risks, including
bullying, building safety, sports
n Template
policies, forms and checklists
n Detailed
sections on managing risks in
over 50 key areas
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
P
rint:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
The Hands on Guide:
Risk Management
The Hands on Guide:
OHS Training Kit
CCH Codes: WZRMS / ZRMS
CCH Code: WLOHT / LOHT
The Hands on Guide: Risk Management
is a practical, step-by-step guide to
undertaking the risk management process
required to fulfill the duty of care under
work health and safety legislation. It
also provides sample policies, checklists
and record forms to be used as the basis
for implementing risk management in
individual workplaces. The information
is presented in straightforward, nontechnical language.
The Hands on Guide: OHS Training Kit
provides a resource for effective inhouse training to help people responsible
for organising and/or delivering work
health and safety training. It features
eleven training modules in areas such as
induction, fire and emergency procedures,
chemical safety, manual handling,
preventing violence and bullying, and
managing contractors.
Contents include:
n Risk
management in context
n Risk
management and the law
n Risk
management in labour hire
n Managing
the risks of other issues
including:
• Loss control, Insurance
• Public relations
• Quality, Purchasing
• Discrimination, Privacy
• Customer aggression
• Driver and fleet safety
• Nanotechnology
• Drugs and alcohol
• Rostering and fatigue management
• Intellectual property
• Recycling, Sustainability, Security
• Site remediation
• Case studies of prosecutions for risk
management failures
• Undertaking risk identification,
assessment, control and monitoring
• Checklists and record forms for 49
key risk management issues, including
bomb threats, business continuity,
consultation, contaminated site
remediation, customer aggression,
fatigue management, heights,
isolated work, recycling and working
from home
• Sources of information for work
health and safety resources and key
contacts
Contents include:
n Induction
training
n Health
and safety risk management
n Incident
reporting and investigation
n Fire
and emergency procedures
n Hazardous
chemicals
n Manual
handling
n Slips,
trips and falls
n Workplace
violence and bullying
n Managing
contractors
n Managing
health
n Driver
safety
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume with each
update charged separately
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
*Information correct at time of printing and subject to change.
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Laboratory Safety
Manual
CCH Codes: WALAB / ALAB
A fast, convenient safety online reference
for all types of laboratories - commercial,
hospital, university, school, research,
chemical, pharmaceutical, biological and
veterinary.
This service is a practical guide to the
safety procedures and information needed
to perform scientific work or processes in a
laboratory, including support areas such as
stores, instrument rooms and preparation
areas. It explains key requirements and
provides easy-to-use tools including
diagrams and tables.
Contents include:
n Managing
health and safety, including
developing and implementing a WHS
policy and managing risks
n General
safety requirements
n Practical
guidance for specific
laboratory activities including radiation
safety, managing animals, chemical
safety, biological safety and waste
disposal
n Checklists
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
and bi-annual updates
P
rint:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Plant Safety:
Managing Plant
Hazards in the
Workplace
CCH Codes: WAPLT / APLT
If plant safety is your responsibility, this
essential online tool will save you time and
effort in sourcing the latest information
and practical guidance. It covers the
life-cycle of plants and specific types of
plants so you can work your way step-bystep through essential issues like hazard
identification, risk assessment and risk
control. The information is clear and
straightforward so you can apply it directly
to your own workplace.
Contents include:
n Management
responsibilities
n Plant
lifecycle safety – from design and
manufacture, to maintenance, storage
and disposal
n 12
sections on specific types of plant,
from plant under pressure to lifts and
scaffolds
n Safety
tools, including Quantitative risk
analysis, HAZOPs, FMEAs, FTAs and
WHS management systems
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Hazard Alert:
Managing
Workplace
Hazardous
Substances
CCH Codes: WAHAZ / AHAZ
If you’re responsible for the safe handling
of hazardous chemicals (including
dangerous goods) at your workplace, this
publication is an indispensable resource
for fulfilling your obligations. It has been
designed to aid compliance with legislative
requirements for the control of hazardous
chemicals in the workplace and sets out
guidance for the Globally Harmonised
System of Classification and Labelling of
Chemicals (GHS).
Contents include:
n Legal
requirements for all Australian
jurisdictions
n Understanding
dangerous goods and
applicable codes
n Managing
specific risks, including
nanotechnology and confined spaces
n Controlling
exposure through the
hierarchy of control measures
n Emergency
planning and procedures
including guidelines and case studies for
specific types of emergencies
n Implementing
training requirements
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker news
service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
and bi-annual updates
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
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Australian
Environmental
Management
Journal of Health,
Safety and
Environment
Emissions Trading
and New Energy
– Global Law Guide
CCH Codes: WAMEG
CCH Codes: WAJSH / AJSH
CCH Code: WAGCC
Australian Environmental Management is
an online service that provides practical
guidance for managers with environmental
responsibilities. It contains information
on key aspects of environmental
management, including environmental
law, management techniques and
management systems.
The Journal of Health, Safety and
Environment is the most respected peerreviewed HSE journal in Australia and
New Zealand, with a growing reputation
overseas. This multi-disciplinary journal
presents current HSE research and the
latest emerging HSE topics as examined
by industry specialists and academics.
It is essential reading for committed
HSE researchers and professionals. The
Journal provides practical research-based
solutions for HSE problems, analyses
of various management strategies, and
reviews of contemporary HSE issues.
Have the world of emissions trading and
clean energy law at your fingertips with
the Emissions Trading and New Energy
– Global Law Guide. Written in plain
English, and available online for ease of
use, it outlines the legal requirements and
obligations for emissions trading schemes
and other related laws from the following
17 key jurisdictions across the world:
Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China,
Egypt, European Union, India, Japan,
Kingdom of Bahrai, Kingdom of Saudi
Arabia, Mexico, New Zealand, Republic of
Korea, Thailand, United Kingdom, United
States of America.
Written by DLA Piper and other leading
environmental experts, Australian
Environmental Management will assist
environmental practitioners to comply
with relevant legislation and achieve best
practice.
Contents include:
n Management
essentials: understand
your legal requirements, corporate
social responsibility and impacts of
green marketing
n Environmental
management
techniques: learn about supply chain
management, environmental auditing,
life cycle analysis and technology
management
n Practical
guidance on implementing
environmental management systems:
learn about setting policies, objectives,
targets and programs
n Auditing
and management review
n Integrating
management systems with
quality management systems and
health and safety management systems
n Guidance
on specific environment
topics, such as planning and
development, contaminated land,
waste management and energy
management
n Template,
reports, forms, records and
checklists
Contents include:
n Bullying
n Positive
performance indicators
n Risk
management
n Ergonomics
n Alcohol
and drugs
n Occupational
hearing loss
n Hazardous
substances
n Manual
handling and back injuries
n Best
practice
n Education
and training
n Stress
n Workers
compensation
n Occupational
hygiene
Inclusions:
n Access
to Australian WHS Tracker
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
n Up
to 6 issues per year
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Access
to Australian Environment
Tracker news service
Simply pick a country or region and quickly
apprise yourself of the local carbon trading
and greenhouse gas laws and regulations,
their legal and tax implications, and their
relationship to existing laws.
Contents include:
n Regional
and national emissions
trading mechanisms, including rules
of operation for regional, national and
sub-national schemes
n Implementation
of the Clean
Development Mechanism and Joint
Implementation frameworks
n Greenhouse
gas emissions and energy
reporting
n Energy
efficiency, Renewable energy
n Stay
on top of emissions trading, clean
energy and climate change-related
developments with the following alert
services:
n Political
Alert – Environment: as and
when legislative, regulatory and policy
developments occur you receive an
email update, including the source
material
n Climate
Change & Environment Alert:
a weekly email summary of the latest
legislative, regulatory and policy
developments
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Also Available:
Emissions Trading and New Energy - Global
Law Guide Gold Suite (WAGCCGS)
Emissions Trading and New Energy - Global
Law Guide Green Suite (WAGCCGRS)
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BESTSELLER!
WHS Solution
Finder
CCH Code: WAOHSFS
Health Safety
& Environment
Essentials
Health Safety
& Environment
Solution Finder
Contents include:
CCH Code: WAHSEES
CCH Code: WAHSSF
The Health Safety & Environment Essentials
is an updating subscription service
that provides both legal and practical
assistance when dealing with health,
safety and environment issues. It combines
a mix of HR, WHS and Environment
products offering practical advice as well
as relevant industry news. Search across a
library of CCH products, using the power
of CCH’s market-leading IntelliConnect®
platform.
The most comprehensive health safety and
environment online subscription on the
market, this service provides a powerful
and efficient means of finding exactly
the information you want on any aspect
of HSE. It taps into an extensive range of
CCH information services on HSE, enabling
comprehensive search results and expert
analysis of complex issues. Containing
a wealth of information relating to
legislative changes, best practice and key
trends, this is an essential research library
for any manager with HSE responsibilities.
n WHS
and workers compensation
legislation: understand your legal
obligations
n Roles
and responsibilities: know who is
accountable
n Corporate
governance: learn how to
comply with legislative requirements
n Penalties
and enforcement measures:
be aware of your liabilities
n Guidance
on addressing specific risk
and industry best practice
n Incident
management: know how to
respond to incidents
n Injury
management and rehabilitation:
know how to deal with workers
compensation claims and return to
work requirements
n Workers
compensation payments
and benefits: understand eligibility
requirements and ongoing
management
n Compensable
injuries and diseases:
know what is compensable
n Case
digests: stay on top of judicial
developments in WHS and workers
compensation fields
n Updates
on new developments
Access to the online search tool, which
taps into several major, regularly updated
CCH information services on OHS
including:
n Australian
Work Health & Safety Law
Reporter
n Managing
Work Health & Safety
n Australian
Workers Compensation Guide
n Australian
Workers Compensation
Review
n Australian
Master Work Health and
Safety Guide
n CCH
Political Alert
n Australian
WHS Tracker news service
n Australian
Workers Compensation
Tracker
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Contents include:
n Environment
and WHS legislative
frameworks: know your legal
obligations
n Roles
and responsibilities: know who is
accountable
n Management
essentials and corporate
governance: learn how to comply with
your obligations
n Environmental
management techniques
n Implementing
environmental and
safety management systems
n Access
to template policies, forms,
checklists and reports
n Updates
on new developments
Access to the following online products:
n Australian
Environmental Management
n Managing
Work Health and Safety
n Australian
Master Work Health & Safety
Guide online
n Australian Work Health and Safety
Tracker
n Australian
Environment Tracker
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Contents include:
n Environment
and WHS legislative
frameworks: know your legal
obligations
n Roles
and responsibilities
n Management
essentials and corporate
governance
n Implementing
environmental and
safety management systems
n Environmental
management techniques
n Guidance
on addressing specific risks
and industry best practice
n Incident
management
n Penalties
and enforcement measures
n Case
digests: stay on top of judicial
developments in the area of WHS
n Access
to template policies, forms,
checklists and reports
n Updates
on new developments
This online search tool taps into several
major, regularly updated CCH information
services on HSE including:
n Australian
Environmental Management
n Australian Work Health & Safety Law
Reporter
n Managing
Work Health & Safety
n Australian
Master Work Health & Safety
Guide
n The
Hands on Guide: OHS Manager
n The
Hands on Guide: OHS Legal Guide
n The
Hands on Guide: OHS Training Kit
n Australian
WHS Tracker news service
n Australian
Environment Tracker news
service
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
78 CCH Australia Limited www.cch.com.au phone 1300 300 224
Business
Australian Workers
Compensation
Tracker
Australian Work
Health and Safety
Tracker
Australian
Environment
Tracker
CCH Code: WAWCT
CCH Code: WAOHST
CCH Code: WAET
Stay on top of workers compensation
matters with current news, recent cases
and developments in legislation and
standards. This news alerting service
responds to the high demand for detailed
information driven by major changes in
compensation laws nationwide, covering
the workers compensation industry and its
major issues.
Stay on top of Work Health and Safety
with regulatory news, legislative
developments and recent cases. Keep track
of the progress of the implementation
of harmonised work health and safety
laws throughout Australia with this news
alerting service.
Stay on top of your environmental
obligations with the latest news and
developments. This product keeps you in
touch with major legislative and regulatory
developments, while keeping you abreast
of emerging hot topics such as climate
change, emissions trading and carbon tax.
Inclusions:
Inclusions:
Contents include:
n Insurance
industry news
n Medical
industry news
n Political
developments
n Articles
on key industry players and
latest hot topics
Online:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Access
to the Australian Work Health
and Safety Tracker news service
n News
updated approx. daily
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Access
to the Australian Environment
Tracker news service
n News
updated approx. daily
Inclusions:
O
nline:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Access
to the Australian Workers
Compensation Tracker news service
n News
updated approx. daily
*Information correct at time of printing and subject to change.
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WHEN YOU HAVE TO BE RIGHT
Business
Governance, Risk
and Compliance
Australian Legal
Compliance
– Making it Work
CCH Codes: WALCOM / LCOM
Author: Randal Dennings, Partner,
Clayton Utz
Contributing author: Graeme Howatson,
Clayton Utz. Tax chapter by Simon Bowden,
Senior Associate and Dr Niv Tadmore,
Partner of Clayton Utz. Former author:
Brian Sharpe.
Non-compliance can be very expensive.
This practical publication will help you
effectively address governance, risk
management and compliance issues in
your organisation. Even if a mistake does
happen, having a robust compliance
system could make a big difference when
an organisation is in court striving for a
due diligence defence (and trying to show
it has taken reasonable precautions).
Ignorance of the law is no excuse. The
manual and newsletter examine the
application of legal compliance to
particular industries and legal areas. They
deal with many laws, codes of practice,
standards and practice guides that
directors, managers and advisers should be
aware of.
This manual is designed to assist
organisations and advisors to create and
enforce successful compliance programs,
particularly in light of the AS 3806-2006
compliance standard. It includes the
full text of AS 3806-2006, and guides
users on how to establish an effective
compliance system, including structure
and staffing. It sets out important aspects
of embedding, maintaining and updating
the system.
The Directors
Manual
The original text was written by the
late well-known corporate lawyer, Brian
Sharpe, who held senior positions in the
financial services, mining, construction
and property development industries.
Randal Dennings and Brian Sharpe were
co-authors of the official guide to the
original compliance standard, AS 38061998, published by Standards Australia.
Aimed at directors, officers, board
members and lawyers, The Directors
Manual covers a wide range of topics
including director duties, strategy and
process, meetings and committees,
financial reporting, ethics and
employment. It provides a plain-English
approach to practical explanations of your
obligations and the steps you must take
to meet them. Also included are useful
checklists and examples to help you apply
the information to practical situations.
Contents include:
n The
importance of legal compliance
n AS
3806 and management
n Planning
and structure
n Driving
the system, Tools of compliance
n Procedures
and manuals
n Maintaining
the system
n Specific
types of compliance including
competition and consumer law,
corporations, financial services,
occupational health and safety,
environment, codes of practice, equal
opportunity, industrial relations,
privacy, Criminal Code, National
Credit Code, e-commerce, financial
transaction reports, Anti-money
laundering and Counter-Terrorism
Financing Act
n Tax,
The Standard AS 3806
n Case
examples – summaries of the key
court cases on compliance
n Forms
and precedents
n Practical
due diligence
Inclusions:
CCH Codes: WADIR / ADIR
Contents include:
n Role
of the Board
n Board
composition and conduct
n Directors
duties
n Strategies
and processes
n Meetings
and committees
n Financial
reporting
n Ethics,
corporate social responsibility
and corporate governance
n Review
of Board performance
n Directors
and officers indemnities and
insurance
n Employment
(eg Recruitment,
Termination, Workers Compensation,
WHS and Risk Management)
Inclusions:
n Australian Corporate Company &
Securities Law Tracker news alert service
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Print:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n 1updating looseleaf volume
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume with each
update charged separately
Author Spotlight
Randal Dennings
Randal Dennings BA LLB(Hons) is the Partner leading the Clayton
Utz National Governance and Compliance Division. Randal
specialises in the design, implementation and evaluation of
GRC systems for public and private organisations in numerous
industries. These include undertaking remediation projects as a
result of compliance failures, problem solving, regulatory liaison,
assessment of effectiveness and reviews of compliance systems in
enforcement and due diligence contexts.
the consulting author of the CCH looseleaf services Australian
Legal Compliance and The Consumer Credit Law Reporter. He is
also the co-author of the leading CCH texts The Essential Guide
to Financial Services Reform and The Essential Guide to Australian
Anti-Money Laundering Reforms. Randal also assisted in the
drafting of the Reference Checking in the Financial Services
Industry Handbook (HB322-2007) for ASIC and various financial
services industry groups. Randal also lectures widely at University
of New South Wales, University of Queensland, Queensland
University of Technology and Griffith University.
Randal is the co-author of the Standards Australia official guide on
AS3806 (the Australian Standard on Compliance Programs),
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Business
BESTSELLER!
Australian
Corporate Practice
Manual
Public Sector
Governance
Australia
CCH Codes: WACPM / ACPM
CCH Code: WAPSG / APSG /
APSGB2 (print and online bundle)
This service provides you with accurate,
concise answers to the many complex
questions that arise in the day-to-day
administration of a company. It is designed
for active use by company secretaries,
in-house counsel and practitioners.
The Manual includes access to relevant
ASIC forms, ASX Listing Rules, specimen
minutes and resolutions, financial
reporting checklists, practical examples,
precedents, comprehensive indexing and a
legislation finding list.
Contents include:
n Incorporation
n Capital
raising
n Annual
returns
n Filing
fees
n Winding
up
n Schemes
of arrangement
n Directors’
duties
n Dividends
n Auditors
n Takeovers
n Receivers
and other controllers
n ASX
listing rules
n Shares
n Accounts
and auditors
n Corporate
governance
n Secretary’s
duties
n Altering
company structure and capital
n Company
registers
n Prospectuses
n Meetings
n Voluntary
administration
n Foreign
companies
Inclusions:
n Approx.
6 updates per year
n Corporate
Business Law Report, a
monthly newsletter which keeps you
up to date on new developments
in everything from company law
to economic trends and workers
compensation
Author: Stephen Bartos
Public Sector Governance Australia is
organised as a comprehensive governance
reference manual – a one-stop knowledge
resource and guide written in plain English
which provides thorough and helpful
commentary, analysis and practical
examples and tips on governance. It
provides in-depth analysis of all aspects
of public sector governance, including
ethics and accountability, and keeps
you informed of new developments and
reports through regular updating releases.
Contents include:
n Foundations
of public sector
governance
n Accounting,
responsibility and
transparency
n Ethics
and probity
n Role
of public sector boards
n Measuring
performance
n Governance
within a public sector
organisation
n Procedures
that make a committee
effective
n Managing
a commercialised public
sector entity
n Managing
your risks
n Reference
material
Inclusions:
n Approx.
4 updates per year
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
GRC Solution Finder
CCH Code: WAGRCSF
GRC Solution Finder is the ultimate
research tool for company secretaries
and general counsel, and taps into an
extensive range of CCH governance,
risk and compliance services, enabling
comprehensive search results and expert
analysis of complex issues. WHS and
workers compensation legislation, cases,
commentary and best practice are covered
comprehensively.
Search by topic or by information type for
targeted search results.
Contents include:
n The
importance of legal compliance
n AS
3806 and management
n Tools
of compliance
n Practical
due diligence
n Role
of the Board
n Directors
duties
n Ethics,
corporate social responsibility
n Incorporation
Online access to the GRC Solution Finder
enables access to the CCH GRC Library
with the following key CCH GRC services:
n Australian
Competition & Consumer Law
Reporter
n Australian
Legal Compliance – Making
It Work
n The
Directors Manual
n Australian Corporate Practice Manual
n Australian
Public Sector Governance
n Australian
Corporate, Company &
Securities Law Tracker
Inclusions:
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
Also available:
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
n GRC
Solution Finder - CFO
(WAGRCSFCFO) - includes - Australian
Income Tax Guide Online
Online:
n 12
months access via IntelliConnect®
n Access
to Australian Business Law
Tracker; includes hyperlinks which
enable you to cross-reference to
sections of legislation or ASIC releases
Print:
n 1updating looseleaf volume
*Information correct at time of printing and subject to change.
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Business
CCH Parliament
CCH Political Alert
Keeping up with the latest political
information is one of the most pressing
needs of modern practices and businesses,
whether it’s Bills before Parliament,
press releases or industry movements.
Sometimes you just need the information
straight away, without commentary or
interpretation and without delay. And
sometimes you also just need a question
answered but you don’t have the time or
resources to answer it yourself.
CCH Codes: WPAL2
CCH is pleased to bring you a range
of services which can give you the
information you need, as you need it.
The most immediate source of political
information available, CCH Political Alert
is an “early warning system” designed
to immediately alert you to political
developments that will impact on your
organisation. The Alert is offered in a
customised format, via email, that allows
you to accurately select the information
that best suits your needs on chosen
topic areas.
Offers comprehensive coverage of your
chosen topic areas - parliamentary records,
press releases, news reports, etc, covering
36 topics with over 350 sub topics.
.
The 36 Topics:
n Aboriginal
Affairs
n Accountancy
n Banking
n Broadcasting
and Media
n Corporate
Affairs
n Defence
n Economics
n Education
n Emergency
Services
n Energy
n Environment
n Family
& Community Services
n Finance
n Food
industry
n Foreign
Affairs
n Health
n Housing
& Property
n Immigration
n Industry
n Information
Communications &
Technology
n Insurance
n Legal
n Local
Government
n Mining
& Minerals
n Parliament
n Public
Service
n Retail
& Consumer Affairs
n Rural
& Regional Affairs
n Social
& Ethics
n Sport
& Recreation
n Superannuation
n Taxation
n Tourism
n Trade
n Transport
n Workplace
Relations
Other CCH Parliament Products include:
n Federal
Political Briefing
n National
Daily Headlines
n Political
Update, choose from: Federal;
NSW; Vic; Qld; SA; WA; Tas; NT; ACT; or
the National Package
n Bill
Tracker + Daily Bills List, choose
from: Federal; NSW; Vic; or Package
(Fed, NSW and Vic)
n Political
& Government Directory,
choose from: Federal; NSW; Vic or
Package (Fed, NSW and Vic)
n Climate
Change & Environment Alert
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CCH eBooks | Instant Intelligence
n
arry your library with you
C
n  Navigate with ease
n  Bookmark for quick reference
CCH offers a full range of high quality
eBook titles across our tax, legal and
human resources portfolios.
The content of eBooks replicates their print edition
equivalent while offering the additional value of quick link
navigation and access from tables of contents, paragraph
references and index entries.
For more information visit
www.cch.com.au/ebookstore
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www.twitter.com/cchaustralia
Search for CCH Australia
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Contents:
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Capital Gains Tax
Corporate Reporting Solutions
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CCH iFirm
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CCH Integrator - Superannuation
Compliance and Reporting
90
Bestsellers
CCH Engagement
86
CCH Knowledge Coach
87
CCH Active Data
87
Capital Gains Tax Reporter (Online)
89
CCH Integrator
89
CCH Global Integrator
90
Software
Accounting Workflow
Solutions
BESTSELLER!
CCH Engagement
Standardise your firm’s compliance
and audit processes and workpapers
with electronic binders that mimic your
physical files and increase efficiency
and productivity. Allow your staff to
access workpapers anywhere they have
networked or internet access.
Discover the solution that is saving firms
up to 40% on each of their engagements
after the first year of implementation. CCH
Engagement allows your firm to maximise
efficiency by moving toward a true
paperless office.
Start your journey to move towards true
paperless engagements now!
Key features:
n Automate
first-year engagements
with customised binder templates,
eliminating the hassles associated with
paper binders
n Efficiently
review your workpapers sideby-side using dual monitors
n User
friendly interface that is similar to
Windows® Explorer-style and integrate
with Microsoft® Office applications and
conversion into PDF files
n Scan
related documents directly to the
binder; archive and store the binder
electronically for as long as you want
without worrying about them being
misplaced and save physical storage
place
n Allow
multiple staff members to work
on an engagement simultaneously
and synchronise files with various
permission levels to maintain high data
security and integrity during all stages
CCH Engagement
Audit
CCH Engagement
Tax and Accounting
CCH Engagement Audit comprises a
complete set of audit titles, everything
your firm will need to undertake any audit
assignments including customisable audit
plans and checklists, sign off capability
and links to supporting workpapers,
audit template library, external sources
and more. The easy to follow electronic
audit workpaper templates are based
on CCH’s renowned audit content, and
reside within CCH Engagement binders.
Take advantage of a more efficient audit
process that combines the latest advances
in technology and audit methodology.
The CCH Engagement Tax and Accounting
workpapers will quite simply revolutionise
the way your firm does business, without
you or your staff needing to worry
whether files and guidance notes are up
to date.
Key features:
n Leverage
your investment in CCH
Engagement, the industry-leading
paperless engagement workflow
solution, with integrated audit
programs, checklists and workpapers
n Support
effectiveness with
the Knowledge-Based Audit, a
comprehensive audit methodology
created by our team of experts
n Ensure
your entire team has an indepth understanding of your audit
client by streamlining the flow of
information through the centralised
communications hub
n Links
to CCH IntelliConnect® and
Government websites
n Developed
in partnership with
Sothertons and built-in smart
functionality developed by CCH
The CCH Engagement Tax and Accounting
workpapers work the way you work now,
with documents filed within familiar
folders. Now imagine the speed and ease
of working with ‘soft copy’ documents,
each hot linked to other relevant
documents – no more searching, retrieving
or re-filing hard copies.
The CCH Engagement Tax and Accounting
workpapers at a glance:
n Intuitive,
flexible and easily customised
to seamlessly integrate with your
current systems and projects
n Provides
a tight framework for partners
and key decision makers to ensure work
is being completed in a systematic way
using tailor-made templates and stepby-step processes
n Ensures
compliance with the latest
ethical standards and requirements
n Inbuilt
tools include calculators and
guidance notes which refer back to
legislation, checklists and procedures
lists
n Internal
sign-off restricted by
designated user-rights
n A
complete and systematic solution
easily implemented and managed
n Developed
in partnership with
Knowledge Shop and built-in smart
functionality developed by CCH
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Software
BESTSELLER!
CCH Knowledge
Coach
BESTSELLER!
CCH ActiveData
CCH Portal
Are you managing your audits or are they
managing you? If you’d like to take better
control of your audit processes, then it’s
time to take a look at CCH Knowledge
Coach.
CCH ActiveData is a data extraction and
analysis tool. It can be used to automate
a full complement of audit processes
directly within Microsoft® Excel®,
including more than 70 time-saving
functions that simplify everything from
sampling to sophisticated fraud detection.
With CCH Portal, your clients will
experience unmatched convenience
through instant access to their documents
— including tax returns, financial
statements and source documents.
Meanwhile, your firm will benefit from
reduced overhead and greater efficiency.
An entirely new type of digital audit
management, CCH Knowledge Coach is a
planning tool, workpaper generator, audit
workflow management application and
risk overseer all rolled into one.
With CCH ActiveData, you’ll be able to
adopt a consistent methodology for
identifying high-risk data based on impact
and likelihood for error, making it easier to
detect errors and mitigate their risks.
CCH Portal helps you and your clients
access vital documents immediately from
any location with an internet connection
via a secure, private repository and
organise documents electronically in
cabinets and folders that mirror the way
you store paper documents.
CCH Knowledge Coach’s powerful
interactivity helps auditors move
quickly through the planning process,
automatically linking risks to program
steps and flowing information through
the workpapers. CCH Knowledge Coach
advises when more documentation is
needed, alerts you when something has
been missed and manages reviews and
sign-offs.
Key features:
n Enter
data once and watch it flow
across all workpapers, which ensures
accuracy and efficiency. Any future
changes also flow automatically
n Simplify
compliance with the latest
risk-based audit standards by using
multiple levels of questions that
dynamically identify and create tailored
audit procedures
n Use
drill downs, links and answer
guidance to see the details of all actions
and recommendations
n Rely
on extensive diagnostics to help
identify missing steps, incomplete
workpapers or unaddressed risks
throughout the audit
n Identify
and enter financial and
assertion level risks from any
workpaper and the system consolidates
them into an engagement risk summary
n Since
you access Knowledge Coach
from within CCH Engagement, you
use all of CCH Engagement’s workflow
features including binder sharing and
synchronisation, sign-off references,
reports and more
You’ll be able to:
n Manipulate
data, perform complex
calculations and manage Microsoft®
Excel® workbooks and files
n Merge,
match and compare sheets
n Query,
tag and select rows
n Sort,
summarise, sub-total, split,
sample and stratify data
n Analyse
duplicates (de-dupe) and
detect gaps in sequenced items such as
cheque and invoice numbers
n Perform
top and bottom performance
analysis
n Highlight
rows with certain criteria and
extract those values, which helps find
values that seem improper
n Simplify
queries in Excel
n New,
optional Audit Procedures Guide
providing step by step instructions for
common tests performed during audits
*Information correct at time of printing and subject to change.
Key features:
n Easily
upload documents of all sizes
without relying on an FTP server
n Designate
files as Read-Only or Read/
Write for easier access and greater
security
n Check
out documents to prevent other
users from editing while they are being
updated
The whole process was made easy by
your staff knowing what they were
doing and being able to accomplish
what we required.
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NEW!
CCH iFirm
At CCH we’ve been helping accountants
for the last 40 years. You could even say
we wrote the book on it.
Now, with the launch of CCH iFirm
(formerly Acclipse) , we’re taking our
understanding, our in-depth content and
the latest technology to create a suite of
practice software designed to help you run
your firm like never before.
An industry leading cloud solution, CCH
iFirm takes all the tools essential for any
accounting firm and puts them together in
one, integrated cloud suite. It is all online,
so there are no software updates to install,
no hardware to maintain, and staff can
access it from anywhere.
CCH iFirm’s integrated solution enables
firms to have visibility across their firm’s
resources, scheduling, job turnaround
and profitability and empowers staff
accountability.
We’ve created an initial integration
of content and software as a single,
integrated solution for accounting firms
that is unique. We’ve started a journey
to provide deep integration of content
and software which will bring new levels
of efficiency and productivity but, more
importantly, tools at hand – at the right
time and place – to help the accountant
when they have to be right.
Capital Gains Tax
Reporter
BESTSELLER!
Corporate Reporting
Solutions
BESTSELLER!
Capital Gains Tax
Reporter
CGT Reporter (Windows Version)
CCH Code: 39589A (Deluxe Limited)
CGT Reporter provides historical dividend,
corporate action and share price data
for every publicly-listed company and
trust in Australia back to 1985. It is an
essential tool for accountants dealing
with investments and capital gains tax
and provides powerful tools to drastically
reduce the amount of time required to
calculate and report on CGT-related
events for clients’ tax returns and for
administering/auditing self-managed
superannuation funds (SMSFs).
CGT Reporter also offers worksheet
software which saves accountants a
huge amount of time with recreating
shareholding histories over several years,
automatically factoring in all dividends
and distributions paid, DRPs, tax-deferred
components and capital changes.
CGT Reporter (Online Version)
CCH Code: W39609A (Deluxe Limited)
Hitting the market in July 2013, the
newly redeveloped cloud-based version
of the much-loved CGT Reporter is being
re-launched as a module within CCH’s
integrated accounting suite, CCH iFirm.
The market-leading solution for CGTrelated tax data can now be accessed from
anywhere with internet access. A sleek
new look-and-feel is being complemented
by our customers’ most requested
enhancement - daily security prices.
CCH Integrator™
CCH Integrator™ is a suite of webbased, award-winning CCH software
and international research solutions
designed to provide fast, current answers,
lower risk, and improve accuracy and
efficiency for corporate tax and accounting
professionals. It’s the single source for
all your tax data collection, provision and
compliance needs.
CCH Global Integrator (page 90 for
more details)
The main software component to the
CCH Integrator™ suite, Global Integrator,
enables users to improve the accuracy
of the tax provision calculation, serve
as a single source for data collection,
streamline compliance activity and
automate return to provision (true-up)
adjustments, whether your tax compliance
is in-house or outsourced.
Global Tax Research Integrator
The main content component of the CCH
Integrator™ suite, with Global Tax Research
Integrator, you’ll have access to the
specific international content you need,
written by experts from across the globe,
customised for the countries in which your
organisation does business.
With Global Tax Research Integrator you’ll
enjoy access to:
n In-country
expert guidance updated
monthly
n Tax
rates, translated tax forms and
instructions for over 120+ countries
n Customised
daily international tax
news and updates
n CCH
research content via mobile
devices
Global Tax Research Integrator includes:
n Global Daily Tax News
n International Tax Treaty Expert Library
n International
Tax Journal
n Worldwide
Tax Rates and Answers
n Global
Income and Withholding Tax
Calculators
n Worldwide
Business Tax Guide
n Transfer Pricing Library
n Global
Tax and Commercial Laws
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Software
BESTSELLER!
CCH Global
Integrator
Working across multiple jurisdictions,
chances are you’re faced with some big
challenges when it comes to fulfilling tax
reporting and compliance requirements.
Working with remote tax and finance
teams, different General Ledger systems,
tax regimes as well as in different
languages and functional currencies can
create unwanted complexities within the
reporting process.
CCH Global Integrator puts an end to
this and gives you a new beginning with
comprehensive data collection, in-depth
analysis and accurate tax reporting — all
available via a centralised, web-based
solution.
CCH Global Integrator’s multi-jurisdictional
functionality delivers benefits to both the
head office and the local countries.
Product includes:
n A
collaborative workspace for all of tax,
finance and shared service centres to work
together on the one set of data, in real
time, regardless of geographical location
n A
single calculation engine to support
integrated calculations for both
Reporting GAAP, Local GAAP and Tax
n Importing
and management of financial
data from any general ledger and
management reporting system
n A
configurable chart of accounts and
templates to standardise tax reporting
globally whilst providing flexibility for
local units
n Group
consolidation and currency
conversion functionality to streamline
group reporting
n Flexible
user definable schedules and
reporting. Easily configurable tool to
meet local data collection and reporting
needs without involving IT specialists
n Multi-language
enabled to support
both head office and local language
requirements with no impact on
underlying data
Coming:
n Australian
ASIC compliance
n Australian
corporate tax compliance:
Super fund returns, Company returns,
Partnership returns, and Trust returns
n New
Zealand corporate tax compliance
n Australian
APRA compliance: General
Insurance, Life Insurance
n Indirect
tax compliance and reporting
n Workflow
CCH Tax Integrator
CCH Tax Integrator is a comprehensive
solution designed to assist in gathering,
analysing and interpreting tax-sensitive
data in a robust and streamlined manner
for reporting, forecasting and tax return
preparation purposes within Australia and
New Zealand.
CCH Tax Integrator is your corporate tax
provisioning and return software solution
of choice because it is:
1. Simple to use
2. Flexible to meet your needs
3. Integrated across your systems.
It helps your business manage its
corporate tax function better by focusing
on reducing effort, reducing risk, and
increasing integrity – which means more
time for strategic tax planning.
CCH Tax Integrator offers a range of
benefits to drive efficiency and value from
the tax function, including:
n Integration
with existing financial
management systems which
removes the need to duplicate data,
thus minimising risk and manual
intervention in tax reporting
n Full
audit trail capabilities
n Fast
consolidation of multiple entities
with the click of a button. Allows for
the most complex reporting structures
n Flexible
and automatic population of an
entity’s income tax return
n Workflow
management tools to
efficiently manage and track the tax
compliance process
n Improved
monthly, quarterly and yearly
tax reporting processes, facilitating
better management of cash flow and
reducing reporting cycle times
n Data
gathering and reporting
capabilities to meet local and global
regulatory obligations
NEW!
CCH Integrator
– Superannuation
Compliance and
Reporting
CCH Integrator is a secure web-based
application designed to streamline
reporting and compliance activities on a
single platform. Our new APRA Reporting
for Superannuation Funds module aids
APRA Regulated Superannuation Funds
meet their reporting obligations in
the most efficient way possible whilst
minimising risk through automation,
standardisation and central control.
Features:
n A
collaborative workspace where users
work together on one set of data in real
time, regardless of geographical location
n Facilitates
the import and management
of financial data from your
administration platform, general ledger
system or any other source.
n Provides
a single calculation engine
to support integrated calculations,
consolidation and reporting
n A
medium where data may be analysed,
reviewed and adjusted prior to
lodgement
n Provides
a complete audit trail from
data source through to the final
lodgeable forms, as well as extensive
management reporting capabilities
n Forms
may be lodged with APRA using
APRA’s D2A lodgement system
n Ability
to further configure the system
to meet specific compliance reporting
needs through user-defined checklists,
schedules, reports, and templates as
well as user-configurable lead and
supporting schedules. For the first
time you can replace spreadsheets and
manage your compliance and reporting
needs through a robust, centrallycontrolled compliance and reporting
framework
n Coming:
ability to prepare and lodge
superannuation income tax returns
with the ATO
n Qualitative
analysis / risk management
module to guide Licensees, Directors
and Trustees through their reporting
and due diligence obligations to ensure
full and complete compliance
n Other features include: Dashboards;
Workflow and Checklists; Tax Provision
Reporting – local and global; Tax Return
Preparation – local and global; Coming:
Indirect Tax, Statutory Accounts, SBR
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Software
CCH Fringe Benefits
Tax Organiser
(Australia only)
CCH Fringe Benefits
Tax Partner
(New Zealand only)
CCH Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) Organiser
is a flexible, easy-to-use, Windows®based calculation engine helping you to
efficiently manage your FBT reporting
process. It’s straightforward to install,
quick to learn and easy to use.
CCH Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) Partner is
a highly scalable and intuitive software
solution that is designed to take the time
and compliance risks out of your FBT
return preparation process.
Whether you’re in finance, a tax specialist
or in human resources, CCH FBT Organiser
helps you:
n Free
up planning time
n Boost
data accuracy
n Take
control of FBT compliance and
complexity
CCH FBT Organiser is completely scalable
and suitable for both small businesses and
large corporates regardless of industry,
product or service.
CCH FBT Organiser offers a range of
benefits including:
n Achieve
up to 50% reduction in FBT
compliance costs
n Prepares
an ATO approved FBT form
n Prepares
FBT returns for all types of
organisations, including FBT exempt
(PBI, charitable institutions, private
not-for-profit or public hospitals) and
rebatable entities
n Import
data from existing systems,
reducing the need for data re-entry ultimately saving you time
n Automated
calculations include
current legislative requirements, and
a comprehensive library of up-to-date
standard declarations and elections
templates available
n Collect
and view information at a
group, company, divisional, cost centre
and individual level for statutory,
management and comparative (year on
year, or across the group) purposes
n Built-in
standard reports, as well as a
user defined report generator
n Automated
creation of reportable
benefits reports for employees that can
be emailed directly to employees in one
very simple process
n Roll
forward data from one year to the
next
n Checklists
to identify all fringe benefits;
highlighted areas of risk, and our CCH
FBT Compliance Guide e-book (linked
within the software)
n Work
in absolute confidence, from
anywhere!
It contains multiple features to make it
easier for you to complete your quarterly
and annual compliance obligations:
n CCH
FBT Partner is proprietary software
(not Microsoft Excel)
n Scalable
from a handful of employees
to NZ’s largest payrolls
n Intuitive
interface allowing quick and
easy navigation
n Data
is stored centrally allowing robust
aggregation and easy access to prior
returns
n Touch
of a button data import directly
into CCH FBT Partner
n Touch
of a button data export into
Microsoft Excel
n Built-in
instruction manual and
legislation summary
n Password
protection of sensitive payroll
information
n Cost
centre analysis including post
attribution FBT liability by employee
n Motor
vehicle calculations using
cost method or tax-book method
– and allows for multiple employee
allocations per vehicle as well as pooled
vehicles
n Flexible
for changes in employees
during year
n Automatically
determines if eligible
for de minimus exemption, and can be
applied with one click
n Data
automatically rolls forward
removing any need for rekeying
n CCH’s
ebook - Fringe Benefits - A
Practical Guide to Managing your Tax
Costs linked
Annual compliance
n Just
a touch of a button to calculate
your annual taxable benefits and FBT
liability
n The
attribution calculation
functionality works by calculating
all possible attribution and pooling
combinations and determines the
combination that minimises your FBT
liability
n Report
FBT liability by individual and by
cost centre
n Produce
your annual FBT return in
seconds
Quarterly compliance
n Calculate
your quarterly taxable
benefits and FBT liability
n Calculate
your quarterly GST on fringe
benefits
n Quickly
produce your quarterly FBT
return
n Calculate
your de minimus exemption
eligibility
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AMGST
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AR
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WAPRCS
33
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WASS/ASS
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Australian Superannuation Audit Manual
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3
30
Australian Superannuation Cases
WASPJ
3
AR
31
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WASPD
3
AR
30
Australian Superannuation Digest
WASD/ASD
28
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22
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WATAT
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CCH Tax Week
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Complete Australian Accounting, Auditing and Ethical Standards
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cpe.tv
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Australian Tax Monitor
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W
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GST in Practice – Transactions & Precedents
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WITO/ITO
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International Tax Planning - Expatriates & Migrants
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PVAT
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PTX
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WASMSFP
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Superannuation Solution Finder
WASSFS
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Tax Navigator
WATNB
3
10pa
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Worldwide Business Tax Guide
WWBTG/WBTG
3
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Annotated ASX Listing Rules
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Australian and New Zealand Insurance Law Tracker
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Administrative Appeals Tribunal
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Australian Corporate Practice Manual
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42
Australian Corporate, Company & Securities Law Tracker
WACCST
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Australian Corporations and Securities Law Reporter - Print
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3
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Australian De Facto Relationships Law
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Australian Duties & State Taxes Tracker
WADSTT
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Australian Family Law & Practice
WAFL/AFL
3
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48
Australian Family Law Act Partner
WAFLPT
3
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Australian Family Law Child Support Handbook
WAFCS/AFCS
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Australian Family Law Handbook
WAFCH/AFCH
3
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Australian Family Law Tracker
WAFLT
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Australian Federal Circuit Court Handbook
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Australian Information and Privacy Handbook
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Australian Insolvency Management Practice
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45
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Australian Litigation and Court Practice Tracker
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Australian Sports Law
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Australian Torts Reporter
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Lang’s Commercial Leasing in Australia
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Managed Investments Law & Practice
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Matrimonial Property Guide
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New South Wales Motor Accidents Practitioners Handbook
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New South Wales Strata and Community Titles Law
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New South Wales Strata Schemes Management Handbook
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Queensland Duties Law & Practice
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South Australia & Northern Territory Duties Law & Practice
WASTS/ASTS
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Uniform Evidence Law
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3
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3
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Western Australia Duties Law & Practice
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Wills in Practice - New South Wales Handbook
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79
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CCH Political Alert
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Emissions Trading and New Energy - Global Law Guide
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81
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76
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WAHSEES
78
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HR Essentials
WAHRESS
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Laboratory Safety Manual
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69
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68
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74
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76
Plant Safety: Managing Plant Hazards in the Workplace
WAPLT/APLT
81
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68
Recruitment and Termination Guide
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65
Research Manual of Industrial Law
WARDX/ARDX
80
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70
The Hands On Guide: Employers Legal Guide
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70
The Hands On Guide: HR Manager
WAZMHR/ZMHR
74
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KNOWLEDGE n TOOLS n SUPPORT n COMMUNITY
CUSTOMER SUCCESS STORY
World’s leading eyewear company sees tax compliance
clearer with CCH
Summary
Company background
Company profile
Luxottica, which is headquartered in Milan, Italy, is the
world’s number one eyewear and eyecare solution provider.
The company manufactures, markets and distributes a wide
range of luxury frames and sunglasses, including Ray-Ban,
Oakley, Arnette and more, to destinations all over the globe.
Name: Luxottica
Region: Australia, New Zealand, Singapore
Operation: Eyewear and eyecare
Products: Luxury frames and sunglasses
Employees: 65,000 employees in 130 countries
Business issues
Website: www.luxottica.com.au
Despite having a very large portfolio of products, Luxottica’s
Australasian tax team is relatively small, with only two Sydneybased employees managing compliance and reporting.
Issues
n Microsoft™ Excel-based legacy systems
n Tax reports written and submitted by hand
n Small tax team of two people managing all tax reporting for Australia,
as well as elements for other markets
n Quickly understand immediate changes to legislation in Australia,
New Zealand and Singapore
n Increased need to meet compliance demands
Solutions
Like many organisations, Luxottica was using static Excel
spreadsheets to calculate its corporate tax obligations and
filled out its returns paperwork by hand. Although these
methods work, they are far from ideal and involve multiple
handlers and manual reporting processes that are prone
to human error. To streamline these processes and achieve
peace of mind, the Luxottica tax team decided to find a more
appropriate compliance and reporting solution for its needs.
n CCH Tax Integrator, web-based corporate tax compliance software
which integrates with existing financial management systems, removing
the need to duplicate data
n CCH IntelliConnect®, award-winning
online tax research platform
that simplifies the search process to save time and money on expert
advisory services
n Introductory training and ongoing support for CCH Tax Integrator and
CCH IntelliConnect®
Results and value
n Faster decision making
n Improved reporting processes create more time for strategic planning
n Up-to-date understanding of domestic and international legislative
changes
n Knowledge resources simplify strategic tax planning processes and
provide insight into more efficient and accurate compliance processes
n Ongoing CCH support minimises reporting problems
n Software enables large amounts of data to be managed by a small team
The Luxottica tax team also needed to consider the
implications of working across multiple markets – each with
a different, rapidly evolving tax environment. The tax team
based in Australia is responsible for local tax returns and
BAS compliance, as well as withholdings for Australia, New
Zealand and Singapore. For this reason, Luxottica also needed
to stay abreast of changes in compliance processes and
legislation in both the domestic and international markets.
Solutions
The company needed a new set of compliance tools that
would allow its small team to manage its financial obligations
across markets as accurately and efficiently as possible and
support them every step of the way.
After evaluating several compliance solutions, including CCH
and Thomson Reuters, that could potentially improve Luxottica’s
existing workflow the team selected CCH Tax Integrator for
superior flexibility, automation and cost savings as well as
CCH IntelliConnect® for its extensive and always up-to-date
knowledge resources.
KNOWLEDGE n TOOLS n SUPPORT n COMMUNITY
CCH Tax Integrator was able to automatically populate
much of Luxottica’s tax return data and also introduce
comprehensive audit checklists to make reporting and
reviewing of data much simpler. The solution eliminated
many of Luxottica’s concerns around static spreadsheets and
manual processing which enabled the tax team to greatly
improve its regular reporting cycle times.
CCH Tax Integrator was a clear and obvious
choice for Luxottica based on its superior
ability to remove any potential for human
error and the hassle of manual reporting by
automating many aspects of our reporting
processes. Since we’ve started using it, we
spend less time reviewing our work and
more time on higher-priority tasks.
Medellin Arranz, Tax Manager, Luxottica
After successfully implementing CCH Tax Integrator into
its workflow, the Luxottica tax team looked first to CCH
for a solution to help stay on top of the rapidly evolving
local and international tax landscapes. Shortly afterwards,
Luxottica deployed CCH IntelliConnect® across its tax
management practice.
CCH IntelliConnect® functions as a Google-like search
engine. It is an online platform that simplifies the research
process to save time and money on expert advisory services
by streamlining the way tax professionals research and
strategically plan for compliance.
“It’s impossible to be in three geographic locations at once so
CCH IntelliConnect® gives me the information I need, when
I need it, to better understand changes in Australian, New
Zealand and Singaporean legislation without having to be on
the ground” Ms Arranz said.
Although CCH Tax Integrator and CCH IntelliConnect® don’t
require in-depth technical knowledge in order to be used,
Luxottica’s tax team wanted to ensure they were getting the
most out of the new tax compliance solution and knowledge
resources. To do this, the tax team undertook training with
CCH product specialists on both products.
After an introductory session, Luxottica’s tax team members
were confident in using both CCH Tax Integrator and
CCH IntelliConnect® to process their reporting obligations
more efficiently and easily research legislative changes.
Since then, the tax team has found the tools to be so intuitive
and easy to use that it has been able to move from Excel and
paper to a fully online and automated reporting and research
system, which saves the company both time and money.
Like all CCH customers, Luxottica also has access to the
CCH helpdesk team who provide ongoing support over
phone and email.
Commenting on the quality of CCH’s support, Ms Arranz said:
“CCH’s training and support team is world class. They’re very
helpful, friendly, and always have the right answers.”
When we started using CCH Tax Integrator,
the CCH team provided introductory
training and this really helped us hit
the ground running.
Results and value
CCH’s unique combination of compliance tools, knowledge
resources, support and training, and peer network
communities, has provided support to Luxottica’s tax
management team for over five years. In that time they have
been able to save countless hours on manual reporting and
research. This has allowed them to retain their small team,
minimise the need to involve outside contractors and enable
them to effectively, accurately and efficiently manage the
company’s tax obligations.
“As a long-term CCH customer I have all the tools,
information, support and people I need, all in one place.
Thanks to CCH, I’m able to do my job better and Luxottica’s
tax reporting is no longer riddled with headaches and
hiccups” Ms Arranz said.
Myself and my colleagues are able to plan,
report, review and research in ways we
would have never thought possible and
I’d recommend anyone who is still stuck in
spreadsheets to strongly consider a new
approach.
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June 2013