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Accountants see surge in ethics ranking
Accountants continue to be rated as the most ethical professionals in the finance and banking sector as the profession sees a surge in ratings this year.
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$3m in wages: WA meat worker jailed over tax fraud
A wildly ambitious attempt to fraudulently obtain tax refunds by claiming to earn more than $3 million in salary as a meat factory worker has landed a Perth man in jail f...
Big four backs e-invoicing push
PwC has thrown its support behind the adoption of e-invoicing technology, arguing that it will reduce the risk of fraud as invoicing scams abound.
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Barriers to tax and financial advice costing economy $630bn: CPA Australia
The economy could be better off by over $630 billion each year if every Australian accessed professional taxation and financial advice, but regulatory red tape continues ...
Government mulls mandatory e-invoicing adoption for all businesses
e-invoicing could soon be mandatory for all businesses as the government ponders over the best way to roll out the new system.
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Lessons from the GFC: RBA cautions against ‘removing stimulus too early’
The Reserve Bank has warned the government against reducing support for the economy too soon, with Australia’s recovery from its first economic downturn in nearly three...
Accountants business funding guide gets COVID update
Accountants will now have access to an updated Business Funding Guide developed by the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman, which has been revised t...
$5m GST fraud sees conspirator jailed
A Melbourne man who attempted to fraudulently obtain over $5 million in GST refunds has now been sentenced to five years in jail.
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Gold Coast accountant faces Federal Court action
The corporate regulator has commenced court action against a Gold Coast-based accountant for allegedly failing to comply with an enforceable undertaking.
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Accountants set for return to the office in Victoria
Up to 25 per cent of Victorian office workers will be allowed to return to the workplace from next Monday.
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