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‘Apology doesn’t go far enough’: Calls for ATO outage compensation increase
The pressure is growing for the government to explicitly include compensation related to digital systems after last...
19 July 2019 • By Jotham Lian
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Major hospitality company backpays $7.8m in wages
18 July 2019 • By Reporter
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‘Be prepared to walk away’: Dealing with errant payroll clients
18 July 2019 • By Reporter
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CPA and CA ANZ designation now recognised by FASEA
Chartered accountants and CPAs will now have their designations recognised as prior learning by FASEA after months of...
18 July 2019 • By Jotham Lian
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New to dealing with the ATO? Here’s how to get the best results
There are key steps accountants can take to give themselves the best chance of a favourable outcome for their clients...
17 July 2019 • By Reporter
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How young guns can beat the ‘grey-haired brigade’
Well-known technology consultant Matt Paff had a chat with New Accountant about how bravado and hard work set him on a...
17 July 2019 • By Reporter
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ATO reveals ‘very concerning’ number of misused auditor numbers
Over 600 tax practitioners have either deliberately or mistakenly misused an SMSF auditor number, with the ATO...
16 July 2019 • By Miranda Brownlee
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Accountants moving into bookkeeping ‘not a choice’ with cloud accounting
The advent of cloud accounting and client demands will push more accountants into bookkeeping roles, says one...
11 July 2019 • By Jotham Lian
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‘Off the books’ payments see Melbourne company hit with $250k fine
Non-compliant record keeping, including “on the books” and “off the books” practices, has landed a Melbourne company...
11 July 2019 • By Jotham Lian
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AAT affirms ATO GST decision
The Administrative Appeals Tribunal has upheld the ATO’s decision to deny a taxpayer’s claim for GST refunds with...
08 July 2019 • By Jotham Lian