join an expert panel discussion exploring superannuation in the creative industries
This session will bring together experts from tax, accounting and the creative sector to unpack common scenarios, answer audience questions, and help creative workers and organisations better understand their superannuation rights and responsibilities.
Together, we’ll explore:
• the rights and responsibilities of creatives and organisations
• how superannuation applies across different creative work arrangements, including independent contracting
• common misconceptions and areas of confusion
• practical examples to help navigate superannuation obligations
• where to find trusted information, guidance and support.
Whether you're an independent creative, an employer, or part of an arts organisation, you'll leave with practical knowledge, trusted resources, and greater confidence navigating superannuation obligations in the creative industries.
Event panellists include:
• Kate Schaffner, Director, Creative Workplaces
• Scott Treatt, Chief Executive Officer, The Tax Institute
• Kylie Thompson, Sorrento Strategic Accounting
• Ruth Hazleton, independent musician
Event details
Date: Wednesday 26 August
Time: 10:00am – 11:30am (panel and Q&A)
Venue: State Library of NSW and online
Light refreshments and networking will be available for in-person attendees from 11.30am to 12.30pm.
As this is a hybrid event, tickets are available for both in-person and online participation. The session will commence promptly at 10am. If you're attending in person, we recommend arriving by 9.45am to allow time for check-in and seating. In-person places are limited, so early registration is recommended.
TO REGISTER: https://shorturl.at/NSZwg
Find out moreThis session will bring together experts from tax, accounting and the creative sector to unpack common scenarios, answer audience questions, and help creative workers and organisations better understand their superannuation rights and responsibilities.
Together, we’ll explore:
• the rights and responsibilities of creatives and organisations
• how superannuation applies across different creative work arrangements, including independent contracting
• common misconceptions and areas of confusion
• practical examples to help navigate superannuation obligations
• where to find trusted information, guidance and support.
Whether you're an independent creative, an employer, or part of an arts organisation, you'll leave with practical knowledge, trusted resources, and greater confidence navigating superannuation obligations in the creative industries.
Event panellists include:
• Kate Schaffner, Director, Creative Workplaces
• Scott Treatt, Chief Executive Officer, The Tax Institute
• Kylie Thompson, Sorrento Strategic Accounting
• Ruth Hazleton, independent musician
Event details
Date: Wednesday 26 August
Time: 10:00am – 11:30am (panel and Q&A)
Venue: State Library of NSW and online
Light refreshments and networking will be available for in-person attendees from 11.30am to 12.30pm.
As this is a hybrid event, tickets are available for both in-person and online participation. The session will commence promptly at 10am. If you're attending in person, we recommend arriving by 9.45am to allow time for check-in and seating. In-person places are limited, so early registration is recommended.
TO REGISTER: https://shorturl.at/NSZwg
Find more info here: https://shorturl.at/NSZwg
Closing Date: August 26, 2026
Employee/Organiser: Creative Workplaces
Contact: gm@redhotarts.com.au