FY27 Tax Planning: How to Start the Year in the Right Position

The founders who pay less tax in April are the ones who made decisions in July.

Most small business owners think about tax when their accountant asks for receipts. The ones who consistently pay less start planning at the beginning of the financial year, not the end. Timothy Quinn, Head of Tax & Accounting at Lawpath, covers the key moves available right now in FY27: income splitting, trust distribution resolutions, prepaying deductible expenses, superannuation strategies, and how to structure the year so there's actually something to work with at tax time. Grounded in what Lawpath advisors are telling clients this month. 

16th July, 2026, 12:00 PM AEST

In this session, Timothy will cover: 

  • Income splitting: How to distribute income across the right entities or individuals to reduce the overall tax position for FY27
  • Trust distribution resolutions: What needs to be documented now, and why getting this wrong creates problems at year end
  • Prepaying deductible expenses: Which expenses can be brought forward into FY27 and how to do it correctly
  • Superannuation strategies: How to use super contributions as a legitimate tax planning tool at the start of the year
  • Structuring the year: How to set up your accounts and records so your accountant has a clear picture to work from in April
 

Why Attend?

The decisions you make in July directly shape what you pay in tax next April.

Start FY27 with a plan, not a panic

July is the best time to set your tax strategy. This session tells you exactly where to start. 

Understand what's available to your structure

Whether you're a sole trader, company, or trust, Timothy covers what applies to each situation. 

Real strategies, not general advice

Grounded in what Lawpath's accounting advisors are actually recommending to clients right now, not textbook theory. 

Ask Timothy your questions live

Bring your specific situation. There's dedicated time for questions from the audience. 

 

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