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Why demand for advisory work has changed for good
One accountant says that his clients are contacting him more than ever for support beyond basic compliance.
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Recycling companies fined $375k for underpaying refugees
FWO pursued Victorian waste processing operations which have repaid $2.4 million due in wages dating back to 2012.
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Bankrupt lawyer with $4.7m tax debt ordered to pay $55k security
Migration specialist who moved to Romania in long-running case seeks appeal against payment ruling.
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NSW, Victoria prescribe GP payroll tax without amnesty sweetener
UPDATED: State revenue rulings clarify that medical centres will be liable for the levy under service fee arrangements.
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‘Healthy scepticism essential’ to avoid AI pitfalls
The technology has limitations and needs guardrails, says Damien Greathead of Intuit QuickBooks, but it’s better to get started sooner rather than later.
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IPA celebrates centenary with gala dinner, appetite for future
“We pride ourselves on our personal connection with our members and our focus on supporting small businesses,” chairperson says.
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Insolvencies to surge because of economy, rise in court wind-ups
More aggressive action by the ATO and big four banks combined with the mortgage cliff make the rest of the year “challenging”, says Insolvency Australia.
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Reforms to wholesale investor rules desperately needed: CPA
The accounting body is calling for a review of the wholesale investor tests, with the government currently examining the rules as part of its managed investment scheme re...
PwC partner wins reprieve from forced retirement
Court finds the firm failed to show its reasons for acting against Richard Gregg in the wake of tax scandal.
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AI ‘perfect for the heavy lifting on routine tasks’
Many functions such email queries or picking up anomalies in returns lend themselves to the technology, says Damien Greathead of Intuit QuickBooks.
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MYOB adds novated car leasing to Flare Benefits app
Software developed with the fintech company Flare allows SMEs to offer employee benefits in line with those of large employers.
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Penalty amnesty tempts 7,000 small businesses back into tax system
UPDATED: The budget measure waives fines for late lodgment of income, BAS and FBT returns due during the pandemic.
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AFSA sharpens teeth as personal insolvency numbers rise
A modernisation program will simplify the system for most so the regulator can focus on “bad actors”, chief executive says.
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Cross-border partnership creates Canadian CPA pathway
An agreement between CIMA and CPA Canada fast-tracks reciprocal membership between the two bodies.
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Rise in listings could see ‘mild deterioration’ in housing market, says CoreLogic
Recent interest rate rises are unlikely to cause a blowout in mortgage arrears but housing market conditions may see a slight decline in coming months, according to a res...
Certainty over tax residency rules ‘will come at a cost’
The regime is outdated and inherently risky for advisers, but simplicity will also have drawbacks, says IPA.
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Kilimanjaro wins temporary reprieve on MYOB Exo margins
Federal Court grants injunctions preventing software developer from withholding licences or pursuing the reseller for breach of contract.
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Ignition feature puts the profit back into scope creep
Instant billing facility enables practices to charge for ad hoc or additional work without a fresh client proposal.
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Bikie gang members charged over alleged GST fraud
Joint AFP and ATO action over tax scams serve up leads to other crimes, deputy commissioner says.
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Mackay Goodwin appoints bankruptcy division head
The firm’s director expects an uptick in insolvencies amid high interest rates and an ATO director crackdown.
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