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ATO’s SMS alert service causing ‘unnecessary concern’, says mid-tier

The ATO’s text message alert service for SMSF trustees which is designed to reduce the risk of fraud may be causing...

31 August 2020 • By Miranda Brownlee

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Victorian government extends eviction moratorium

The Andrews government will extend its ban on evictions and rental price increases until the end of the year, as...

21 August 2020 • By Cameron Micallef

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ATO provides further clarity on part disposals and downsizer

The ATO has made it clear that individuals can only access the downsizer scheme for the part disposal of a home once,...

21 August 2020 • By Miranda Brownlee

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East coast restaurant chain in court over false records, underpayments

The operators of popular restaurant Din Tai Fung have been accused of falsifying records and underpaying staff, as...

20 August 2020 • By Tony Zhang

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ATO eyes early 2021 introduction of director ID regime

Director identification numbers are set to come into play early next year, as the ATO commits to rolling out the new...

20 August 2020 • By Jotham Lian

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Corporate insolvency law in crisis in a time of crisis

Promoted by CPA Australia We should take note of lessons from the past and seize the opportunity to build a better...

19 August 2020 • By Dr John Purcell, Policy Adviser - Environmental, Social and Governance at CPA Australia

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Leave entitlements during COVID-19 – What you need to know

Promoted by ADP Australia and New Zealand Get up to speed on changes to leave entitlements and plan ahead to meet your...

18 August 2020 • By ADP Australia and New Zealand

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Surprise audits recover $430,000 for Geelong workers

An investigation by the Fair Work Ombudsman across 132 Geelong businesses has recovered more than $430,000 in wages to...

14 August 2020 • By Tony Zhang