Regulation

Dead and resigned directors caught in ID requirement net

Directors have been warned that requirements to obtain a director ID apply to resigned or deceased directors in some...

30 September 2022 • By Miranda Brownlee

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Regulation

Auditor Proud Day toasts the profession with tea and cupcakes

It’s a time to reflect on the challenges and embrace a pivotal role in sustainability, say leaders.

29 September 2022 • By Philip King

Business

Accountants still in ‘quandary’ over ATO’s 100A

Decisions around trust distributions were made under a cloud of ambiguity by 30 June as 100A had not provided clarity,...

29 September 2022 • By Malavika Santhebennur

Appointments

Auditors must change ‘colourless image’ to stem declining numbers

A traditional profession with over-complex regulations or exciting and vibrant chance to experience the world?

29 September 2022 • By Philip King

Super

SMSF crypto assets soar to over $1bn

Cryptocurrency assets held in SMSFs have seen more than a fivefold increase in the past two years, according to recent...

28 September 2022 • By Miranda Brownlee

Business

Accountants, finance staff steal $130m from bosses over decade

Out of 102 cases of $1 million-plus thefts from businesses, accounting and finance professionals were the chief...

28 September 2022 • By Josh Needs

Business

COSBOA clarifies position with statement of intent

The small-business body aims to quell criticism following a joint statement with the ACTU just before the Jobs and...

28 September 2022 • By Keeli Cambourne

Appointments

Moore Australia appoints director to corporate recovery practice

The registered liquidator joins with over 14 years of experience in insolvency and business recovery.

28 September 2022 • By Josh Needs

Business

AICPA and CIMA set up inaugural Australasian committee

The entities hope to work with existing associations in Australia to advance the accounting profession, said the...

30 September 2022 • By Josh Needs

Business

Fair Work blitz forces farmers to digitise payroll

Multiple awards and conditions combined with a seasonal workforce mean agribusinesses struggle with compliance.

29 September 2022 • By Keeli Cambourne

Tax

Queensland land tax a revenue grab: CPA Australia

Accounting body backs condemnation of the levy by NSW Premier and says it amounts to “double taxation at its worst”.

27 September 2022 • By Josh Needs

Business

Law firm mulls class action against Optus, SMEs ‘sitting ducks’

Slater & Gordon considers acting for customers compromised by the Optus hack while CPA Australia urges the government...

27 September 2022 • By Philip King

Business

BGL offers company secretary induction course

The free training supplies participants with an understanding of core duties and legal responsibilities, said the firm.

27 September 2022 • By Josh Needs

Business

Accountants Daily Strategy Day 2022 to reimagine accounting

The Accountants Daily Strategy Day is returning this year with jam-packed sessions that focus on innovation,...

26 September 2022 • By Malavika Santhebennur

Appointments

Most job recruits remain open to better offers after signing

Fresh hires lack commitment to their firms and more quit within the first six months, recruiter finds.

26 September 2022 • By Josh Needs

Technology

Optus hack puts all Australia on alert, accountants in front line

Risks from the huge data breach go far beyond the people directly compromised, cyber security specialist says.

26 September 2022 • By Philip King

Regulation

Moves to regulate crypto a result of bad record, says tax expert

Chainalysis strategy chief said the government crackdown on digital assets would eventually make them more mainstream.

26 September 2022 • By Josh Needs

Tax

ATO signs $323m lease for purpose-built Barton building

Canberra staff are scheduled to move in three years and will be given a voice in the fit-out.

23 September 2022 • By Philip King