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  1. ‘Don’t start with what we can cut’: How accountants can support business owners amid price increases

    Supplier increases Levy said the label’s blank garment supplier has raised prices more than 10 times since Lonely Kids Club last lifted its own. Printing supplies have also risen, he said, including the Epson inks the business uses. “We absorbed it for...

  2. The sale is the easy part: 4 questions to ask before a client sells

    will be split, and an owner who has run the business on instinct for decades. When we look at buying a business, that last one is the first thing we test. If the relationships, the know-how, and the decisions all live in one person’s head, the business...

  3. Ex-CA ANZ member loses another case in prolonged campaign against body

    made a number of allegations against CA ANZ’s “controlling officers” – being all current and former directors over the last decade – including the unauthorised payment of director fees between 2015 and 2025, and the publication of financial reports that...

  4. Discretionary trusts bill: Adequate improvements for ‘inadequate’ consultation response?

    of Treasury’s consultation following the government’s introduction of its minimum tax on discretionary trusts bill last week. After Treasurer Jim Chalmers introduced the Treasury Laws Amendment (Tax Reform no. 3) Bill 2026 and the Income Tax Rates...

  5. Tax accountant the ‘great winner’: Government introduces next tranche of trust tax bill

    went to the Australian community or a federal election,” Wilson said. “The federal government took to the Australian people last election and said 50 times over they wouldn’t introduce exactly this type of legislation. Wilson pointed out that businesses...

  6. ATO credit card ban delay could lead to higher usage

    that it would stop accepting credit card payments from taxpayers from December 2026, the federal government said last Friday (9 October) that it stepped in to ensure that small businesses and other taxpayers have until 30 June 2027 before the ATO phases...

  7. Is this the ‘optimal path’?: Trust tax reform creates burdensome system

    across these two periods on what is considered to be some of the most substantial changes to the taxation of trusts in the last 30 years. That’s not enough,” Ortner said. As a consequence, there could be gaps in the drafting of the legislation, leading...

  8. ATO extends credit card payment option to 30 June 2027, silent on initial consultation process

    backflip, consultation shortcomings Following the ATO’s announcement that it would cease accepting credit card payments last week, accountants spoke out on the significant small business impacts. “You’ve just made it harder again in a really hard...

  9. Minimum tax on discretionary trusts: the draft law lands, and the concerns remain

    instrument setting its continuity requirements is in force. This may lead to some clients choosing to make an FTE, with its lasting consequences, just to get through the door. Watch the transferee for up to five years: Relief is lost if material...

  10. ‘It hurts’: ATO credit card ban another hit to small business

    subject to multiple changes in the past few years. “There’s been a couple of different things that have happened over the last year or two. They started off with restricting taxpayers from claiming deductions for general interest charge (GIC) and...

  11. Accountants must move past spreadsheets amid budget changes

    shift with every extra year, every CPI update, and every new cost. It only ever shows the answer as it stood the day someone last updated it.” Moreover, it could be difficult to track any mistake, like a wrong date on one cost, and this could throw off...

  12. BlackLine’s detokenisation service achieves security standard validation

    of its Agentic Financial Operations model in June; and the release of its comprehensive suite of AI, Verity AI, in September last year.

  13. The legal risks of getting your superannuation nominee incorrect

    of getting superannuation death benefit nominations right, showing that an SMSF’s binding death benefit nomination can last indefinitely, but also highlighting that a fund’s trust deed remains integral. Making sure superannuation goes to where you...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Matthew Taylor
    • Category: Super

  14. MYOB appoints new chief product officer

    Deepesh brings significant experience and a clear understanding of what it takes to build and innovate products that create lasting value for small business owners, accountants and bookkeepers,” said Paul Robson, chief executive at MYOB. “I’m pleased to...

  15. Best Employer of Record Services: 10 Evaluation Criteria for Finance Leaders

    on the monthly rate. Cost and exit terms next, since they set how much room you have to move later. Operational quality last, though it is the part your staff feels every fortnight. Score each provider across all ten, and don't let the cheapest quote or...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Content Partner
    • Category: Business

  16. State government pushback likely on trust tax stamp duty

    stamp duty, while Queensland is also deliberating on the matter. CPA Australia tax lead Jenny Wong told Accountants Daily last week that the accounting body has written to all the states and territories asking them to resolve the stamp duty issue that...

  17. What the September rate hike forecast says about the RBA’s strategy

    inflation. “I think that's most likely, but their communication has been really quite powerful and concerning in the last month. They're much more concerned about inflation than they have been in recent times,” Colhoun said. “So there definitely seems...

  18. Construction industry continues to get hit, owners dipping into personal finances

    enough liquid cash reserves to cover operating expenses for no more than six months, and 23 per cent said that these could last for no more than three months, and 8 per cent said that they could last for no more than one month. On growth, 70 per cent of...

  19. Internal CGT education first step for accountants, tax specialist says

    have emerged following these announcements are unprecedented. “You probably have to go back quite a long way [since] the last time we had really significant change. This is not the way it normally happens,” Montani said. While acknowledging the...

  20. TPB releases guidance on new sanctions powers

    sanctions framework. The TPB has published guidance on its enhanced sanctions framework after parliament passed reforms last week to strengthen its powers. The reforms provide the TPB with additional powers to respond more effectively to serious...

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