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Federal Court refuses Skycorp permission to appeal tax deduction dispute (opens the original)
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Company can still argue its case at trial The Federal Court has refused a property owner permission to appeal a ruling that let the tax commissioner keep challenging its building deductions. On 2 September 2026, in Skycorp Investments Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Taxation [2026] FCA 1285, the Federal Court of Australia dismissed the company's attempt to overturn an earlier decision and ordered it to pay the commissioner's costs. The company owns a building at Hillarys Boat Harbour in Western Austra
Federal Court rejects client's bid to recover untraceable adviser deposits (opens the original)
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With no direct claim on trust assets, he ranks only as an ordinary creditor The Federal Court dismissed a client's claim to funds a collapsed advisory firm held on trust because receivers could not trace his deposits. The court delivered its decision in Australian Securities and Investments Commission v Brite Advisors Pty Ltd (Receivers and Managers Appointed) (in liq) (No 5) [2026] FCA 1282 on 1 September 2026. Receivers had been appointed over property the firm held on trust for clients. One c
Federal Court clears winding up of Cubbie Station's Chinese owner (opens the original)
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Repeated purchases of cotton and wool counted as carrying on business in Australia A Chinese group that bought Australian cotton and wool carried on business here, exposing it to winding up, the Federal Court found. In Shenzhen Xinhe Hongshi Investment & Consultancy Co Ltd v Shandong Ruyi Technology Group Co Ltd (No 3) [2026] FCA 1214, handed down on 2 September 2026, the court held that Shandong Ruyi Technology Group Co Ltd (Ruyi) carried on business in Australia and ruled that it should be wou
Federal Court penalises payday lender CashnGo $3.5m over unfair terms (opens the original)
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System monitors accounts hourly and takes funds the moment they arrive The Federal Court penalised a payday lender with $3.5 million for unfair loan terms that let it take money from customers' accounts without warning. In Australian Securities and Investments Commission v Venture 5 Group Pty Ltd [2026] FCA 1278, handed down on 31 August 2026, the court found that Venture 5 Group Pty Ltd, trading as CashnGo, had used contract terms that broke the law banning unfair terms in standard consumer con
Federal Court orders separate founder vote in Planet Innovation takeover (opens the original)
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Only four directors could buy shares in the acquirer's parent company The Federal Court ordered a company's four founders to vote separately from other shareholders because only they could buy shares in the buyer's parent. The court made the orders on 18 August 2026 in Planet Innovation Holdings Ltd, in the matter of Planet Innovation Holdings Ltd [2026] FCA 1194. Under s. 411(1) of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) (the Act), it called two shareholder meetings to consider a scheme of arrangement,
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