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CPA warns of 'dirty' licensing courses; slams govt response

CPA Australia has warned accountants they need to be wary of courses that claim to provide a diploma of financial...

09 October 2015 • By Miranda Brownlee

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CPA announces Taiwan agreement

CPA Australia has announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding with accounting bodies in Taiwan.

07 October 2015 • By Mitchell Turner

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Chartered Accountants awarded costs

The high-profile court case between CPA Australia and the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) has...

06 October 2015 • By Staff Reporter

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IPA urges govt to 'get on with it'

The Institute of Public Accountants has called on the government to get on with the job of competition policy reform...

30 September 2015 • By Mitchell Turner

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H&R Block rejects ATO automation proposal

H&R Block has challenged the ATO’s intentions to further increase automation in tax reporting processes, warning that...

28 September 2015 • By Mitchell Turner

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IPA targets 'disproportionate' SG charges

The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) has criticised the charges for employers who make late SG payments,...

25 September 2015 • By Staff Reporter

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AAT reduces accountant's ban on appeal

The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has reduced the banning of a Sydney accountant from providing financial...

24 September 2015 • By Staff Reporter

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ATO sets sights on ending compulsory returns

The ATO has revealed it wants to ditch compulsory tax returns for individuals with straightforward tax affairs.

23 September 2015 • By Staff Reporter