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Business

End-of-year burnout? 5 ways to turn down the heat

Of course you’re exhausted, but there are ways to make 2024 a little less of a burden.
08 December 2023 • By Barbara Selmer Hansen

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Who pays when scammers redirect an invoice?

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Regulation

Why ASIC needs to rise from ashes of failed phoenix case

Court finds insufficient reasons to condemn “too trusting” liquidator.
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Tax

Why overseas expansion must factor in foreign tax regimes

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Business

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Tax incentives can lower the cost of excess capacity, but the benefits go much further.
17 November 2023 • By Tom Moore
Tax

Why Division 296 sets a stressful precedent

In imposing a levy on unrealised gains, the $3 million super tax bucks basic principles.
10 November 2023 • By Robyn Jacobson
Tax

How EV duty decision could run state taxes off the road

The recent High court decision denying Victoria’s distance charge on electric vehicles casts doubt on a whole raft of...
03 November 2023 • By Jeremy Makowski
Regulation

How poor accounting can put directors on ASIC radar

If company records are out of order or lodgement obligations remain unmet, alarm bells start ringing at the regulator.
03 November 2023 • By Trevor Withane
Technology

Why modern revenue management could secure a stronger 2024

Better billing systems make it easier to embrace fresh business models, cut costs and improve customer experience.
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Business

How the selling myth holds accountants back

Many practice professionals hate the idea of having to sell, but the more senior you become the more valuable your...
27 October 2023 • By Trevor Marchant
Tax

How the ATO has morphed into a quasi-lawmaker

A recent AAT decision overturns years of Tax Office thinking about trusts and Div 7A loans – and highlights how it...
20 October 2023 • By John Jeffreys
Business

Why workplace accountability fails – and how to fix it

If your staff aren’t high-fiving each other in the hallways, perhaps something’s gone awry in your KPIs.
20 October 2023 • By Barbara Selmer Hansen
Business

Ticket to ride? Qantas compliance record crashes and burns

The airline has a lot of work to do to repair its reputation and rebuild trust among Australians who just want fair...
13 October 2023 • By Tony Horn
Business

5 essentials for guiding clients into private credit

Increasingly, traditional banks lack the appetite – or freedom – to lend to SMEs without the backing of real estate...
13 October 2023 • By GCI
Tax

Why it’s a tricky job telling contractors from employees

Recent case law offers some clarification but uncertainty remains, particularly in the medical space.
06 October 2023 • By Jeremy Makowski
Business

How tight credit risk processes deliver paybacks all round

Accountants are well placed to put clients on the road to best-practice evaluations.
06 October 2023 • By Brendan Sherry
Tax

Why revised promoter penalties need clear boundary maps

With a substantial increase in maximum fines, exemptions for the provision of advice will have to work effectively.
29 September 2023 • By Robyn Jacobson