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ASIC issues new JobKeeper guidance
The corporate watchdog has released new JobKeeper guidance aimed at helping listed entities properly disclose their obligations.
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Intuit Quickbooks rolls out ‘All Abilities’ initiative
Intuit QuickBooks has launched a new initiative, aimed to support diversity and inclusion among its staff, customers and the wider community.
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Treasurer urges non-complacency as employees return to office environment
Despite feeling optimistic about the future of Australia’s economy, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has warned business owners not to get complacent on employees’ return to...
William Buck appoints new corporate advisory director
William Buck has bolstered its corporate advisory offering with the appointment of a new director, based in Melbourne.
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Federal Treasurer backs economic recovery as NSW emerges from lockdown
EXCLUSIVE: As New South Wales today transitions out of lockdown, and with Victoria soon to follow, federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has told Momentum Media he’s optimi...
ASIC obtains Federal Court orders against major SMSF rollover investment scheme
ASIC has moved to shut down an unlicensed investment scheme involving over 60 SMSFs that is suspected to be engaging in unlawful activity.
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Frydenberg renews virtual AGM relief
The temporary relief measures will see companies able to hold annual meetings and sign documents virtually for another six months as they face continued pandemic disrupti...
Why STP Phase 2 is good news for you and your clients
Learn more about the expansion of Single Touch Payroll (STP) and what it means for your clients.
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How Australians are taking advantage of income tax cuts
New research has offered insight into how Australians intend to save the gains generated from income tax cuts rolled out in this year’s federal budget.
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EY analysis points to prolonged economic recovery period
New research by Ernst & Young (EY) has highlighted continued pressure playing out within Australia’s big four banks, with the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic and...
Senator Hume flags ‘new opportunities’ off the back of SVFs review
Assistant Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services and Fintech Jane Hume has shed light on how the Morrison government’s review into stored-value facilities (SV...
SMSF spruiker found guilty of defrauding over $345k
A Queensland-based businessman has been found guilty of defrauding more than $345,000 from self-managed super fund investors.
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Red flags raised with wholesale clients and FASEA ethics code
SMSF professionals will need to carefully consider which clients they categorise as wholesale clients following the release of FASEA’s draft Code of Ethics guide, even ...
SMSFA calls to reinstate higher contribution cap for over 50s
The SMSF Association has called for the reinstatement of the $35,000 concessional contributions cap for over 50s, arguing that the current $25,000 cap restricts fund memb...
Victoria grants tax and stamp duty relief post-bushfire crisis
The Victorian government’s provision of tax relief for people directly impacted by bushfires has been welcomed.
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1 in 3 Victorian workers affected by unpaid super
A superannuation group has flagged how more than 800,000 Victorians — or one in three workers — have not received their legal super entitlement, with the value each y...
Advisers must prepare for TBC indexation
SMSF advisers should be prepared for the possibility of the transfer balance cap being indexed at the beginning of the 2021 financial year, according to Accurium.
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Greenwoods elevates 9 in New Year promotions
Specialist tax advisory firm Greenwoods & Herbert Smith Freehills has promoted nine of its staff, including one to a partner position.
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IPA warns SG amnesty could be blocked by opposition
The Institute of Public Accountants has warned that the government’s proposed super guarantee amnesty could still be blocked by the opposition, as public debate around ...
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