The Panama Papers were the scandal the world had to have. In this episode Ben Sewell of Sewell & Kettle in Sydney tells us how it happened and what it meant.

Car parking can turn into a fringe benefit over time. Claire Thornett of WLF will tell you how, when and to what extent.

Estate planning is complex because it has so many moving parts: trust law, super law, tax law, family law. Ben Symons will walk you through the jungle.

How did BGL start? Where is it now? And where to from here? Ron Lesh of BGL will take you from the past to the future.

How do you set up shop in an offshore tax haven? Ben Sewell of Sewell & Kettle shows you what it takes and a few more things along the way.

Are we as tax advisers allowed to partially commute balances from pension back to accumulation? Here is David Moss of Merit Wealth on this issue.

Payroll exemptions and rebates are not harmonised across Australia. Here are Andrew Fricot and Ankur Dhar of Revenue NSW with the details.

Car parking fringe benefits provided by employers to employees might be subject to FBT. But only if there is commercial all-day parking within 1km of the employer's premises. This is good news. It means that most employers in outer suburbs and country areas will never have to worry about car parking fringe benefits.

But this is also how car parking can suddenly turn into a huge FBT headache. Claire Thornett of WLF in Hobart has the details.

Mortgage brokering is a $344b industry right in front of us in the supply chain. Here is Jonathan Preston of Home Loan Experts with more insights.

Meal entertainment is confusing. There are so many moving parts that it is easy to lose track. Claire Thornett of WLF in Hobart is here to take us out of this confusion.