From 1 July 2026, super moves to payday. No more quarterly cycles just SG contributions paid alongside wages. For busy practices, that means tighter payroll processes and closer cash-flow monitoring.

When we talk to dental practice owners about growth, two themes come up again and again: cash flow and treatment acceptance. So I sat down with Dr Kris Thyer, Perth-based dentist and founder of Fund My Dental, to explore how payment plans can help.

Margins are tighter, costs are up, and smaller medical and dental clinics are feeling the squeeze more than larger, multi-room practices. I sat down with finance specialist Ali Joyce from Credabl to unpack what’s really happening across GP and dental practices in the West.

Payday Super: Starting 1 July 2026, if you’re paying wages, your super contributions must be deposited into your employees’ accounts on the same day.

This smart, no-fuss tax deductions checklist helps medical practices and healthcare professionals claim the deductions you’re entitled to, minus the guesswork. Designed for healthcare professionals who want tidy records, compliant claims, and fewer ATO headaches.

Mastering the PAYG Instalment System. Let’s talk PAYG instalments Australia's way of helping you stay ahead on tax for your business and investments, without the dreaded lump-sum shock at tax time.