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Three men found guilty over watershed $105m tax fraud
The verdicts come after a six-year investigation by the AFP and ATO, plus an eight-month trial.
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MYOB appoints former Virgin Australia exec as marketing chief
The appointment is a signal of intent as the firm is now “wildly different” from its start-up beginnings.
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With $3m super tax ‘the house always wins’
The proposed calculation for taxing super balances above $3 million will throw up unusual outcomes where assets reverse in value, warns the IPA.
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‘Equity, education and support the keys to nurturing female leaders’
The alternative, empathetic leadership styles that can be offered by women in senior roles needs to be encouraged, say two experienced partners.
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Inflation has peaked but further rate rises on the cards: RBA
The tenth increase in a row puts business and individuals under more pressure and the “wisdom of this decision is hard to understand”, says Deloitte.
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Tax professional women carve their own path to business success
Technology and the advent of remote working have empowered women in the industry to be pioneers of a different model.
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RBA reveals March interest rate decision
The Reserve Bank has announced its cash rate decision following its rate increase last month to start the year.
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Nine out of 10 economists expect rate rise today
The RBA will lift the cash rate to 3.6 per cent according to most observers.
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Landmark case a game-changer for struggling construction sector
A supreme court decision means insolvent businesses in administration will be able to still recoup costs from debtors.
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Treasurer defends plans to tax unrealised gains in super
“Simplest and best way” to apply the 30 per cent rate on earnings from balances over $3 million, he said.
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RBA selects partners for digital currency test
The collaborators that will be part of the determination of uses include ANZ, Commonwealth Bank, Mastercard and Canvas Digital.
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CFOs call halt to finance salary honeymoon, says recruiter
Almost 60 per cent of CFOs have had unrealistic salary requests in the last 12 months and executives are drawing a line in the sand.
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FWO forces Perth security firms to back pay staff over $360,000
Investigations uncover breaches of workplace laws and payslip requirements after anonymous tip-offs.
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Ban on pay secrecy ‘will help level the playing field’
Labor has changed the law around wage discussions and it should make remuneration fairer, says KeyPay co-founder.
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Staff swapping to lucrative contractor roles ‘blind to fallout’
CPA Australia says legal changes leave members with tricky problems and the ATO needs to reinstate key online resources.
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Xero appoints former Google VP as chief product officer
Diya Jolly takes over from Anna Curzon, who has taken leave from the company due to personal and family health reasons.
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Details of tax calculation for $3m threshold a ‘mixed blessing’
The proposed tax on earnings calculation for balances exceeding $3 million will see some members paying tax on unrealised earnings, says the SMSF Association.
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ACCC sweep uncovers dubious green claims by one in two businesses
An online review by the regulator finds many fail to make “legitimate changes to practices and procedures”.
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Today, half of Grant Thornton’s tax department has other plans
The firm has just begun a pioneering trial of nine-day fortnights that threatens to overturn the conventional work week.
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House building approvals slump to decade low
UPDATED: ABS figures for January show huge falls in residential and non-residential construction.
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