Hall & Wilcox

Smarter Lawcast with Hall & Wilcox

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Welcome to Smarter Lawcast, the official podcast of Hall & Wilcox, a leading independent Australian law firm. We pride ourselves on our Smarter Law approach, where we work with our clients to creatively solve their legal and business challenges. Tune in to be educated and entertained by our experts’ take on topical legal issues. LinkedIn:@Hall & WilcoxFacebook:@HallandWilcoxInstagram:@hallwilcoxhttps://hallandwilcox.com.au/

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Hall & Wilcox

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hallandwilcox.com.au

Latest episode

Jun 30, 2026

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Episodes

Tax Records – Startups and ESOPs: seven top tips 30.08.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Anthony Bradica and Adam Dimac on the top seven things startup companies should watch out for when making new grants.

Tax Records – Crypto, NFTs, DeFi and staking: hot topics in tax 22.08.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Frank Hinoporos and Adam Dimac from our Tax team , who discuss the latest in cryptocurrencies and NFTs.

Tax Records – Help! I’ve received a Top 500 or Next 5,000 letter from the ATO 15.08.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Frank Hinoporos and Todd Bromwich from our Tax team , who discuss the Australian Taxation Office’s Top 500 and Next 5,000 targeted compliance program and share some observations about how taxpayers can deal with such reviews.

Tax Records – ATO debt collection powers and director penalty notice regime 08.08.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Frank Hinoporos and Jacqueline McGrath from our Tax team , who discuss the Australian Taxation Office’s debt collection powers, including the director penalty notice regime.

Doing business in Australia: Australian Customs: compliance requirements 18.07.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Mark Dunphy and Jacqueline McGrath about the customs compliance obligations for companies looking to do trade in Australia.

Doing business in Australia: Australia’s dispute resolution process 11.07.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Mark Dunphy and Penelope Ford about aspects of Australia’s dispute resolution process which sometimes surprise those not from Australia.

Doing business in Australia: All about Australia's Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) 27.06.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Mark Dunphy , Ranny Fan and Conrad Smith about how Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) operates. Access Hall & Wilcox's FIRB app .

Doing business in Australia: Australia's employment and visa issues 14.06.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Mark Dunphy , Alison Baker and Kristopher Kunasingam about the critical issues of Australia’s employment and visa laws, including how employment relationships are regulated and what Australia’s borders look like post-COVID.

Doing business in Australia: How to enter the Australian market 06.06.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Mark Dunphy , Oliver Jankowsky and Jacqui Barrett about market entry into Australia. What are the main considerations if you want to set up a company in Australia? Are there any common frustrations or roadblocks clients have faced?

Tax Records – How does tax apply to cryptocurrencies or NFTs? 05.04.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Frank Hinoporos and Adam Dimac from our Tax team, who discuss tax basics if you buy, sell or own cryptocurrencies or NFTs.

Tax Records – Contractors v employees: tax risks to be aware of 22.03.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Anthony Bradica and Adam Dimac from our Tax team, who discuss the tax risks and issues business owners need to know about when they engage contractors.

Tax Records – Welcome to the danger zone: ATO guidance on section 100A 15.03.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Frank Hinoporos and Todd Bromwich from our Tax team , who discuss the long-awaited ATO guidance on the scope and application of section 100A of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936, how the ATO intends to apply compliance resources to reviewing trust arrangements, and give some practical guidance on how to navigate these issues.

You can’t say that!: Reforms in the pipeline 21.02.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Martin Ross and Hamish McNair about defamation reforms in the pipeline, including federal anti-trolling legislation, liability of internet intermediaries and extending absolute privilege in the employment context.

You can’t say that!: Recent game changers 14.02.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Martin Ross and Hamish McNair about recent game changers in defamation law, including the serious harm threshold, the single publication rule, public interest reporting defence and cap on damages.

You can’t say that!: Responding to defamation claims 07.02.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Martin Ross and Hamish McNair about responding to defamation claims, the power of apology, offers to make amends and liability as a publisher and republication.

You can’t say that!: Protecting reputations 31.01.2022

In this episode, listeners will hear from Martin Ross and Hamish McNair about defamation law. Who can be defamed? How and where does defamation arise? Are there any remedies and what are the usual outcomes?

Tax Records – Why all the hype around cryptocurrencies and NFTs? 28.11.2021

In this episode, listeners will hear from Frank Hinoporos and Adam Dimac from our tax team , who will examine why there’s so much hype around cryptocurrencies and NFTs and what the tax implications are for people who hold or invest in these currencies.

Tax Records – In the payroll tax crosshairs: is your business next? 21.11.2021

In this episode, listeners will hear from Frank Hinoporos and Jim Koutsokostas from our Tax team , who will discuss the evolving payroll tax crackdown. What particular industries are being focused on and what payroll tax issues should businesses be aware of?

Tax Records – Tax compliance: how do I manage my risks? 14.11.2021

In this episode, listeners will hear from Frank Hinoporos and Todd Bromwich from our Tax team, who will discuss recent ATO compliance activity, key issues taxpayers need to be aware of and offer strategies for how to mitigate potential risks.

Tax Records – Pandora Papers: What are they, why should we care and what do I do if I’m named? 07.11.2021

In this episode, listeners will hear from Frank Hinoporos and Todd Bromwich from our Tax team . Frank and Todd discuss the Pandora Papers, a leak of millions of documents that reveal hidden wealth and tax avoidance by some of the world’s wealthiest people. We delve into the tax implications raised and what to do if you were named in the papers.

The changing landscape of employment law: underpayments 17.10.2021

In this episode, listeners will hear from Mark Dunphy and Melinda Bell from our Employment & Workplace Relations team . Mark and Mel discuss steps businesses can take to avoid underpayments occurring and what to do if an issue is discovered.

The changing landscape of employment law: migration 10.10.2021

In this episode, listeners will hear from Mark Dunphy and Kristopher Kunasingam from our Employment & Workplace Relations team . Mark and Kris discuss migration issues, including the impact since COVID-19 closed Australia’s borders, how restrictions are affecting employers and the economy, and what might lie ahead once restrictions are lifted.

The changing landscape of employment law: flexible working 03.10.2021

In this episode, listeners will hear from Mark Dunphy and Fay Calderone  from our Employment & Workplace Relations team . Mark and Fay discuss why flexible work is so important in the ‘new normal’ brought about by COVID-19, why working from home is no longer seen as a ‘privilege’ and how to avoid the risk of proximity bias.

The changing landscape of employment law: mandatory vaccinations 26.09.2021

In this episode, listeners will hear from Mark Dunphy and Clare Kerley from the Employment and Workplace Relations Team . Mark and Clare discuss mandatory vaccinations in the workplace, including whether employers can mandate vaccinations, what proof is required and what to do if employees refuse to be vaccinated.

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