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Advisers warned on liability risks with DIN process
Professionals have been urged to revise certain procedures around establishing new companies and director ID numbers to prevent hefty penalties and liability offences.
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Tax obligation failures see Sydney director disqualified for 5 years
A Sydney-based director has been disqualified from managing corporations for a five-year period over several tax obligation failures.
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Legal services provider rolls out accounting offering
An online legal services provider is expanding into accounting services to better help small and medium-sized businesses.
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Rates to remain low until ‘materially higher’ wages growth
The RBA will refrain from lifting rates until wages growth is “materially higher” than it currently is.
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How to safeguard your practice in 2022
Businesses, including accounting practices, have been urged to adopt certain strategies in order to safeguard themselves as the “Great Resignation” looks set to conti...
Unpaid client invoices placing greater pressure on SMEs
The number of SMEs struggling due to late payments is still being felt, according to new research.
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Government to consult on super co-contribution regulations
The Morrison government is asking for feedback on proposed changes to superannuation co-contribution regulations.
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Important details highlighted with power of attorney decisions
Understanding the key differences between a general power of attorney and enduring power of attorney is crucial for making decisions on which is more appropriate for part...
Government to raise bar on proxy advice services
The Morrison government is working to bolster transparency and accountability when it comes to proxy advice services.
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RSM names New Year appointments
RSM is set to record a "record" number of new senior appointments, who will come into their roles from 1 January 2022.
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CPA Australia flags concern on CSLR ‘shortcomings’
The professional accounting body has outlined its concerns on the proposed compensation scheme of last resort (CSLR).
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The cost of checking emails after-hours
Thinking about checking emails over Christmas? New research has highlighted the negative effects working out-of-hours can place on one’s health.
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Business e-invoicing move ‘step in right direction’
The government’s move towards business e-invoicing has been commended by those in the profession.
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Inflation will be the biggest concern for investors in 2022: deVere
The chief executive of deVere has warned investors about the risks posed by inflation in the year ahead.
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Rise of ‘accountsellors’ to continue in 2022
As the new year approaches, a CEO has shared why she thinks the days of accountants purely working with businesses to provide tax advice are long gone. In 2022 and beyon...
2021: End of year wrap
For an unforeseen second year of further outbreaks, the COVID-19 pandemic has challenged and disrupted us. As the working year draws to a close, this article reflects on ...
The work perks attracting new-to-industry accountants
A “talent war” is on track to be a big trend for accounting practices in 2022, with employers considering a number of “feel-good perks” to attract top talent.
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Australian directors identify key worries ahead of 2022
Skills shortages and cyber threats remain major concerns for directors.
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Employee headcount set to rise in 2022
The number of members from accounting practices expecting their business clients to increase employee numbers over the next three months has climbed consistently, accordi...
Government to provide $111m boost to ATO taxation compliance programs
The government will provide an additional $111 million in funding to the ATO on its personal taxation compliance programs along with increased scrutiny on the “shadow e...
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