Possible NFP whistleblower exemption
Dan Wade • December 10, 2019

AUDIT UPDATE - POSSIBLE NFP WHISTLEBLOWER EXEMPTION
The Australian Securities & Investments Commission has been in consultations on proposed guidance for companies on new legal obligations regarding whistleblower policies.
ASIC sought feedback on exempting public companies (companies limited by guarantee) that are small NFPs or charities from the requirement to implement a whistleblower policy. It also sought to know the most appropriate threshold that should apply.

The halfway mark is the perfect moment to pause, review, and reset. A calm, honest look at the first six months helps you protect profit, steady cash flow, and focus your team on what matters for the rest of the year. Think of it as a service for your business: check the gauges, make small adjustments, and keep moving confidently.

Getting the “employee vs contractor” call wrong can be expensive. It affects how you pay people, what taxes and super you owe, your workers comp and payroll tax, and your risk if the ATO or Fair Work take a closer look. Here’s a practical guide to the key differences, the hidden traps, and how a diligent accountant helps you stay on the right side of the rules.








