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ATO targets ‘unfair advantage’ in Tasmanian businesses
Tasmanian businesses can expect another round of visits from the ATO this year, with 300 small businesses in Hobart in...
14 October 2019 • By Jotham Lian
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What happens when interest rates hit the floor?
11 October 2019 • By David Waters, Manuel Kapsis, Fei Huang and John Ratna, PwC Australia
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Insolvency practices set to undergo ombudsman inquiry
11 October 2019 • By Adam Zuchetti
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The government has been urged to practise some restraint before punishing bosses for “wage theft” claims, noting it is...
10 October 2019 • By Naomi Neilson
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IGT calls for greater agency collaboration
The Inspector-General of Taxation believes greater collaboration between itself, the ATO and the Tax Practitioners...
04 October 2019 • By Jotham Lian
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The SG amnesty is back and here’s why every business should take note
BDO partner Ben Renshaw joins host Sarah Kendell on this episode of Accountants Daily Insider to discuss the...
04 October 2019 • By Reporter
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What STP really stands for
If STP didn’t stand for Single Touch Payroll, I’d suggest it stood for Start Talking, People.
04 October 2019 • By Meagan Wood, Intuit Australia
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‘Data is the new oil for accountants’
Accountants are sitting on a data “goldmine”, with opportunities to expand their services and increase their value if...
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