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Majority of companies conflicting with ATO expectations

A majority of Australian companies incorporate tax strategies that directly conflict with ATO expectations, according...
30 October 2015 • By Mitchell Turner

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ATO concessions cut cost of employee share plans, says HLB Mann Judd

Recent ATO concessions will allow certain employers to introduce employee share plans at a drastically reduced cost,...
28 October 2015 • By Staff Reporter
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'Nothing to fear' in self-lodgement, says ATO

The ATO has called upon those taxpayers who are yet to lodge their return to “jump onto myTax” and act now in the...
23 October 2015 • By Mitchell Turner
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ATO responds to practitioners' technology concerns

The ATO has defended its use of technology, telling tax agents they must understand the evolving environment and...
22 October 2015 • By Staff Reporter
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IPA excited by 'inner revolutionary' govt approach

The IPA has welcomed the “inner revolutionary” approach adopted by the government in looking at innovative ways to...
21 October 2015 • By Mitchell Turner
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ATO's use of technology hurting accountants' productivity

An overwhelming majority of accountants say they are losing productivity because of the way the ATO is using technology.
21 October 2015 • By Michael Masterman
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CCH announces 'unique' predictive intelligence tool

Wolters Kluwer CCH is set to release a predictive intelligence tool that matches tax events with their impact on...
16 October 2015 • By Staff Reporter
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Uncertainty plagues office stored data

The safety and security of office stored data has been questioned by two prominent online software providers.
12 October 2015 • By Mitchell Turner