Insight
Business
How to maximise the potential of unpaid invoices
Factoring and invoice financing can both help with cash flow but it’s crucial to understand the difference.
14 July 2023 • By Angus Sedgwick
Technology
Why tax time turns accountants into cyber targets
14 July 2023 • By Edward Phelps
Tax
Why taxpayers should aim to beat ATO at its own game
07 July 2023 • By Nicole Kelly
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Tax
How the tax landscape changes in fresh financial year
The start of July ushered in a raft of changes that impact agents and small businesses.
07 July 2023 • By Robyn Jacobson
Technology
Trust has become the only currency for banking apps
Customers want more bells and whistles on their mobile finance apps, but that comes with security implications.
30 June 2023 • By Pieter Danhieux
Tax
Why the revised ATO charter comes up short on accountability
The office has responded to feedback and made the document more accessible, but a key failing remains.
30 June 2023 • By John Jeffreys
Tax
Trust administration is a tricky affair, not a tick-and-flick exercise
While S100A attracted the headlines and attention, other recent events have also impacted how trusts need to be...
27 June 2023 • By Tony Greco
Technology
How information management technology can help reduce compliance risks
Information management technology can help accounting firms enforce information control and reduce emerging risks in...
22 June 2023 • By Ville Somppi
Tax
Excessive claims for holiday homes in the ATO’s firing line
The ATO will be closely scrutinising deductions claimed for short-term rental properties.
21 June 2023 • By James Deliyannis, Corporate Seminars Australia
Business
Essential Estate Planning Insights for Accountants: 3 Key Things to Know
Did you know that accountants play an important role when it comes to estate planning? Many people find estate...
16 June 2023 • By Justice Family Lawyers
Appointments
Quotas have their role in the workplace
Diversity quotas have been discussed for a long time and while they can be controversial, they have their benefits,...
09 June 2023 • By Kris Grant
Tax
How to prepare your clients for the end of the financial year
As the end of the financial year fast approaches, time is running out to get your clients’ tax affairs in order.
08 June 2023 • By Robyn Jacobson
Tax
Preparing for EOFY tax scams with business and cyber resilience
Every end of financial year (EOFY) season involves a rush of Australians wanting to get their tax returns completed...
02 June 2023 • By Prashant Haldankar
Business
The hidden toll: Accountants’ health in the crucible of the tax season
As we head into June, those in the accounting sector are gearing up or re-arming themselves for the annual tax time...
02 June 2023 • By Brian Pillemer
Tax
How to take CGT sting from assets bequeathed to a foreign resident
When someone overseas inherits from a will, other beneficiaries can end up footing the tax bill.
26 May 2023 • By Leigh Adams
Tax
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.
26 May 2023 • By Nicole Kelly
Tax
How the ATO will turn celebrity into a challenge
Individuals will pay tax on their fame unless there are changes to last year’s draft determination.
19 May 2023 • By Dennis Tomaras
Business
Why safety-first budget yields bonanza of questions
There were few surprises and the cautious support measures for small business are short on detail.
19 May 2023 • By Robyn Jacobson
Regulation
Why cashless gaming would be an unwise all-in wager
Moves to mandate electronic payments could simply push money laundering and problem gambling elsewhere.
12 May 2023 • By Joseph Vitalone
Super
Budget and super: The good, the bad and the ugly
The Treasurer delivered a mixed bag of measures for superannuation this week.
12 May 2023 • By Michael Davison and Richard Webb