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Tax Office issues notice on looming changes to PAYG withholding cycle
The Tax Office has revealed it is making changes to the PAYG withholding cycle this month, effective from 1 July.
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SBR appointments surge in first half of FY2025
Small business restructuring appointments tripled in the first half of the 2025 financial year, dominated by the hospitality and construction sectors.
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Tribunal overturns decision on meal expense deductions
A truck driver has won an appeal against an objection decision involving deductions for meal expenses.
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HLB Mann Judd Sydney welcomes Steve Grivas as managing partner
The professional services firm has appointed Steve Grivas as its new managing partner.
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Real estate group wins appeal in dispute over service fee deductions
The Federal Court has ruled in favour of a taxpayer in a case examining deductions for inter-entity service fees.
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Xero and Sumday join forces to bolster SME climate reporting demands
Xero has unveiled an extended partnership with Sumday to make it easier for small businesses to track their carbon footprint.
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Property taxes restrict regional housing supply, real estate agents say
Property taxation is the greatest factor hampering housing supply in regional Victoria, according to the Real Estate Institute of Victoria.
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Abuse in the tax system leading to ‘devastating outcomes’ for victims: IGTO
A new report has made recommendations for how the Tax Office can respond to abuse in the tax system to better support victim-survivors.
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Pitcher Partners Sydney announces additional tax advisory partner
Pitcher Partner Sydney has appointed Dragan Misic as its newest tax advisory partner.
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Moore Australia reveals national head of technical audit appointment
Moore Australia has unveiled its new national head of technical audit, Yolandie Nell.
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COSBOA calls on policymakers to slash SME company tax rate
Policymakers must make moves to cut the small business company tax rate to provide instant relief to the struggling SME community, COSBOA has said.
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Indirect climate reporting requirements to affect small businesses: ASIC
Small businesses should familiarise themselves with climate reporting requirements, even if the rules may not apply to them directly, ASIC has said.
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GIC deduction changes to start ‘at worst time for businesses’, accountants warn
Legislation preventing taxpayers from claiming deductions for the general interest will see many businesses “calling in the receivers”, accountants and professionals ...
AHL, CA ANZ join forces to offer accountants specialised finance
Accounting Home Loans has announced a partnership with the CA ANZ Member Benefits Program to support chartered accountants across the country.
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Grant Thornton Australia welcomes Said Jahani as CEO
The professional services firm has revealed that Said Jahani will commence in the role of chief executive from 1 July 2025.
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RBA reveals latest cash rate decision
The Reserve Bank of Australia has announced its second cash rate decision for this year after cutting interest rates in February.
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ATO cautions tax agents on common CGT errors
Tax agents are still making mistakes in relation to the sale of CGT assets, the ATO has warned.
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Business costs and high taxes flagged as key election issues by businesses
The business community is urging all sides of politics to prioritise policies that lower costs and reduce the compliance burden for businesses as Australians prepare to h...
Government kicks unenacted tax matters ‘down the road’: The Tax Institute
Taxpayers and practitioners are set to remain on “shaky ground” following the budget's failure to address a range of unenacted tax measures, The Tax Institute has war...
Advisers warned on tax traps with family trust beneficiaries: CGW
Law firm Cooper Grace Ward has highlighted the potential pitfalls that can arise when defining beneficiaries within a discretionary trust arrangement.
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