Explain That is a podcast by Velocity Legal which unravels complex legal concepts and makes them easy to understand. Our host Andrew Henshaw (Managing Director of Velocity Legal) talks to a range of specialists who share their expertise and provide practical guidance.
Explain That by Velocity Legal
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Explain That is a podcast by Velocity Legal which unravels complex legal concepts and makes them easy to understand. Our host Andrew Henshaw (Managing Director of Velocity Legal) talks to a range of specialists who share their expertise and provide practical guidance.
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Recent Episodes
June 24, 2026
Business Sale Disputes: Misleading or Deceptive Conduct
<p><strong>What happens when the business you bought is not what you were told it was?</strong></p><p>Misleading or deceptive conduct is one of the most common causes of disputes following the sale of a business. Whether it involves overstated profits, undisclosed liabilities, the loss of key customers, or inaccurate information provided during the sale process, these disputes can have significant financial consequences for both buyers and sellers.</p><p>In this episode of Explain That by Velocity Legal, Andrew Henshaw is joined by Jess Hill and Leo Crnogorcevic to discuss how misleading or deceptive conduct claims arise in business sales and the practical steps parties can take to reduce risk.</p><p><br></p><p>The discussion covers:</p><p>• what constitutes misleading or deceptive conduct under the Australian Consumer Law</p><p>• the difference between misleading conduct claims and breach of warranty claims</p><p>• disclosure obligations during a business sale</p><p>• the role of due diligence and buyer beware principles</p><p>• common disputes involving financial information, liabilities and key customers</p><p>• how courts assess reliance and loss• practical steps buyers and sellers can take before signing a contract</p><p><br></p><p>A practical discussion for business owners, purchasers, vendors and professional advisers involved in business sale transactions. For advice on business sales, business purchase disputes, misleading or deceptive conduct claims or commercial litigation, contact Velocity Legal’s Commercial and Disputes teams.</p>
May 26, 2026
Payday Super Reform Explained: What Businesses Need to Know Before 1 July 2026
<p>From 1 July 2026, Payday Super will fundamentally change how Australian businesses manage superannuation obligations. In this episode of Explain That by Velocity Legal, Andrew Crellin is joined by tax lawyers Annie Turner and Nick Vegeva to unpack what the Payday Super reforms mean for employers, accountants, and advisers. </p><p>The discussion covers the shift from quarterly super payments to a seven-business-day payment regime, transitional risks in July 2026, director penalty exposure, super clearing house issues, contractor obligations, and the significant compliance traps hidden within the new legislation. The episode also examines how payment ordering rules could unintentionally leave compliant businesses technically in breach, along with the practical cash flow pressures many SMEs are likely to face during the transition period.</p><p>Key topics include:</p><ul><li>Payday Super explained</li><li>1 July 2026 transition risks</li><li>Superannuation guarantee compliance</li><li>Director penalty notices and ATO enforcement</li><li>Super clearing house changes</li><li>Contractor super obligations</li><li>SGC statements and voluntary disclosures</li><li>Cash flow impacts for Australian businesses</li><li>Practical guidance for accountants and advisers</li></ul><p>For accountants, tax practitioners, business owners and professional advisers, this episode provides a detailed breakdown of one of the most significant superannuation compliance reforms in recent years.</p>
May 15, 2026
Family Trust Elections & FTDT: The Tax Issue Back in Focus (Part 2)
<p>In Part 2 of this series on family trust elections and family trust distribution tax (FTDT), Andrew Henshaw is joined by Ani Tuna to examine how FTDT works in practice and why this area has become a major ATO compliance focus.</p><p>The episode explores the significant tax risks that can arise from invalid family trust elections, historic trust arrangements, interposed entity elections and distributions outside a family group.</p><p>The discussion covers:</p><p>• how family trust distribution tax is triggered• the relationship between family trust elections and FTDT• the Thomas family case and the reported $13 million FTDT liability• why historic trust structures are under increasing ATO scrutiny• interposed entity elections and common trust structuring mistakes• why genuine administrative errors can create severe tax liabilities• practical risk areas now emerging in ATO reviews, audits and disputes</p><p>This episode is designed for accountants, tax practitioners, advisers and private groups dealing with discretionary trusts, family trust elections and historic trust structures.</p><p>For advice on family trust elections, interposed entity elections, trust distributions or family trust distribution tax, <a href="www.velocitylegal.com.au" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">contact Velocity Legal’s Tax team.</a></p>
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