Why ATO should stop the guilt trip and empower taxpayers
There’s a better way to make the tax system more efficient than adding to the nervousness around returns.
There’s a better way to make the tax system more efficient than adding to the nervousness around returns.
Moves to mandate electronic payments could simply push money laundering and problem gambling elsewhere.
The Treasurer delivered a mixed bag of measures for superannuation this week.
The ATO’s position on trust distributions suggests a number of possible approaches but – in the second article on...
When it comes to trust distributions, the buck stops with accountants. In the first of two articles, here’s an...
Accountants are waking up to the potential of AI and, like it or not, there’s no turning back.
The recent decision in the Jamsek case clarifies when a contractor is an employee for the purposes of superannuation...
Claiming full main residence exemption relies on a range of conditions being met.
Small businesses might be getting the cold shoulder from traditional lenders, but there are other options worth...
Financial institutions have a responsibility to keep tabs on customer information and move on from a “more is more”...
With its archaic provisions and heavy compliance burden, fringe benefits tax desperately needs modernising.
The High Court has abolished a convention that allowed liquidators to maximise the potential of unfair preference...
Collapses in the industry highlight structural weaknesses, but there were danger signs in the data and so it’s time...