Our panel of seasoned economists, tax experts, and policy analysts will provide you with the clarity and foresight needed to navigate the fiscal changes ahead.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers will deliver the Australian Federal Budget for the 2024-25 financial year on Tuesday, May 14, 2024. The 2024-25 Australian federal budget is poised to prioritise the nation’s green energy transition, spotlighting investments in renewable technologies and infrastructure to meet net zero emissions targets.
Join the Federal Budget experts as we break down the key elements of the budget, providing insights and predictions on its impact on businesses, individuals, and the economy.
During this webinar, we will cover:
- Overview of the budget's main priorities and objectives
- Analysis of key spending measures and tax changes
- Impact on different industries and sectors
- Economic outlook and projections
- Implications for individuals, households, and families
Our panelists will also answer your questions live during a Q&A session. Don't miss this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the Budget and its potential implications for you.
Andrew Sykes
Director, Business Advisory
RSM Australia
With over 20 years' experience advising businesses on taxation, growth and improvement strategies, Andrew manages consulting assignments and is responsible for providing clients with high level financial advice and strategic initiatives across government departments and agencies, as well as small and large businesses in a range of sectors.
Devika Shivadekar
Economist
RSM Australia
Devika has a wealth of experience in macro-economic and financial research, spanning both public and private sectors, and a deep understanding of the APAC region. Devika follows key macroeconomic indicators such as growth, inflation, central bank decisions and the labour market to assess the overall health of an economy and share her insights to help our middle market clients make informed business decisions.
Grace Bacon
Director, Financial Services
RSM Australia
Grace has had an extensive career as a financial adviser and business leader in Private Banking and Financial Advice for over 20 years. She also provides solutions for succession planning, inter-generational wealth transfer, family office, retirement planning, succession planning, international clients, and migration investment advice. Grace is a regular media commentator and has a recurring column in the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.
Tony Fulton
Director, Tax Services
RSM Australia
Tony has over 25 years of tax and financial management experience, specialising in providing corporate and international tax advice to ASX-listed and multi-national companies. He has extensive advisory experience working with companies across different industries, coupled with senior financial management experience in complex ASX listed environments. Tony provides clear and commercial tax advice for high growth businesses.
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