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Small business slams ‘absurd’ 11th-hour passage of tax breaks
The $20,000 instant asset write-off and small business energy benefits passed Parliament on Tuesday more than a year since being announced.
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ATO’s outdated estate rules cause delays, confusion
The Tax Office has left issues dating back to 2011 unaddressed, the Tax Institute says.
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Government ‘unfairly’ refuses to refund on-hold debts paid to ATO
The Greens say the government has “shafted” the taxpayers who complied with the Tax Office's controversial campaign.
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KPMG announces over 50 partner promotions
The big four firm has announced 52 new partners across various divisions, despite recent job cut announcements.
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Payment Times Reporting Bill enters the Senate
Measures to name and shame large businesses that are slow to pay small businesses have been introduced into the Senate this week.
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Family trust elections in ATO sights
The ATO is “cracking down” on family trust elections, warns a leading legal specialist.
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Consultant boom threatens accounting sector, expert says
The Benchmarking Group says consultants are filling the demand for advisory work and presenting a more attractive career path for new entrants.
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Digitisation a boon for productivity in cost-of-living crisis: MYOB
A survey by the accounting software company has found that 40 per cent of SMEs that digitised more operations in the past year enhanced productivity.
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ATO whistleblower prosecution to have ‘chilling effect’
The Human Rights Law Centre says the government must strengthen protections in the wake of Richard Boyle’s failed appeal.
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Hasty lodgers twice as likely to make mistakes, ATO warns
The Tax Office is warning taxpayers against rushing to lodge their tax returns on 1 July.
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Eastern states drive fall in job postings
As job ads fall, every industry is experiencing more applications compared to last year, SEEK data has shown.
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PKF Melbourne banned from expert reports after ASIC probe
The firm has been barred from the service pending a review of its conflict of interest management and documentation policies.
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How to diversify from tax to management accounting
Doing break-even analysis for SME clients could enable accountants to operate in management accounting, according to a finance professional.
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Leading professionals recognised at Australian Accounting Awards 2024
Accountants, auditors, bookkeepers, and rising stars were among those declared winners at this year’s awards.
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Client-agent linking has stopped identity fraud: ATO
The Tax Office claims the process has been successful in stopping criminals from compromising agents’ client lists.
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ATO ‘hell bent’ on chasing down $34bn in small business debts
Insolvency professionals warn the Tax Office is using DPNs and legal action to take a “far more aggressive” recovery stance.
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Caseware Australia launches AI digital assistant
The new tech product utilises the power of AI to enhance workflows in the accounting and audit space.
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Ex-ABC general counsel to join BDO board as independent director
Connie Carnabuci will help evaluate governance structures amid heightened scrutiny of professional services firms.
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Ditch ‘error-prone’, insecure invoicing methods, says ASBFEO
Switching to e-invoicing cuts cyber risks and improves payment times, the small business ombudsman says.
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Government urged to fast-track visas for migrant accountants
Firms are struggling to hire enough local workers to meet demand caused by insolvencies and reporting requirements, accounting bodies say.
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