The QBCC Home Warranty Insurance Premium Trap: Why Trade Contractors Get Caught on Small Jobs
QBCC home warranty insurance premium unpaid? Any residential job over $3,300 needs it before work starts. Here’s who pays, when, and the real licence risk.
Read MoreQBCC Retention Trust Accounts: The Five-Day Rule Head Contractors Keep Getting Wrong
QBCC retention trust account rules trip up head contractors fast. Miss the 5-day deposit window and you risk fines, points, even jail time.
Read MoreQBCC’s New Spot-Fine Powers: How an Infringement Notice Can Now Land Without Warning
QBCC can now issue an infringement notice on the spot under 2026 reforms. Here’s what triggers a QBCC spot fine and how to protect your licence.
Read MoreYour QBCC Reporting Exemption Doesn’t Cover Your Company: The SC1/SC2 Trap Catching Directors Out
QBCC scrapped annual reporting for sole traders in SC1/SC2, but company licensees still must lodge. Miss it and risk suspension.
Read MoreQBCC’s Tier 1 Defective Work Ban: How One Job Can Cost You Your Licence for Three Years, or for Life
A QBCC banned individual can’t hold a licence for 3 years, or life on a repeat. Here’s how Tier 1 defective work bans work and how to avoid one.
Read MoreGrowing Too Fast? How Exceeding Your QBCC Maximum Revenue Can Cost You Your Licence
Exceed your QBCC maximum revenue without approval and you risk an audit or suspension. Here’s the 10% buffer, the 30-day deadline and how to stay covered.
Read MoreQBCC Excluded Individual: How a Failed Company Can Take Your Licence Down With It
A company collapse can trigger QBCC’s excluded individual rules, banning directors from holding a licence for 3 years, or life. Know the risk before it hits.
Read MoreQBCC Demerit Points Explained: How 30 Points Ends Your Licence for Three Years
QBCC demerit points can quietly stack up until your licence is gone for three years, or for good. Here’s how the system works and how to stay under the line.
Read MoreYou’re Exempt From QBCC’s Annual MFR Report — But Don’t Mistake That For No Rules
The QBCC scrapped annual MFR reporting for sole traders under $800k in 2026, but the underlying requirements did not disappear. Here is what still applies.
Read MoreRPL for Diploma of Building and Construction CPC50220
Get your Diploma CPC50220 through RPL for a QBCC Licence in Queensland. QBCC Express shows how builders and Site Supervisors turn experience into recognised qualifications.
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