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  1. The end of financial year comes but once a year

    the amount of contributions clients can make to super as a concessional or non-concessional contribution but too much will lead to tax trouble. The limit applying to concessional contributions is $25,000 which is taxed at 15 per cent. But, any amounts...

  2. Common client mistakes in the lead up to 30 June

    With 30 June fast approaching, there are a number of common mistakes that clients can make, or steps they fail to take, which will impact the amount of tax that they pay. Now is a good time to review current plans and put in place strategies to help...

  3. Bentleys launches new corporate finance division, stays quiet on CEO hunt

    Evelyn has a depth of experience that will be highly valuable to our clients. Her warm and welcoming personality will lead to close bonds with the many companies we work with.” Bentleys has yet to announce the appointment of its new chief executive,...

  4. CA, ex-KPMG exec gets top job at FASEA

    FASEA’s interim managing director until Mr Glenfield assumes his new role. “I thank the FASEA board for the opportunity to lead this pivotal organisation with a clear remit to act upon and implement the federal government’s objectives under the...

  5. Rewarding and recognising staff without using cash

    should be getting the best return on its biggest cost: hence why productivity is so crucial to success. Yet many business leaders overlook this point, and risk doing so to their own detriment. Employees want to feel appreciated for their efforts, and...

  6. Deloitte’s new UK partnership to extend to Aussie clients

    in eight non-US locations, including Australia, adding 170 practitioners to the practice. Deloitte’s global immigration lead, Kalvinder Dhillon, said the firm’s experience with global mobility expatriate tax and BAL’s immigration capability would help...

  7. Coming to grips with succession planning

    to have confidence in any change in management or ownership. The sudden and seemingly unplanned exit of a business owner can lead both suppliers and customers to question the viability of the business, taking their custom elsewhere. Business owners...

  8. Does the incumbent have an advantage over the challenger?

    and inspires your unbridled enthusiasm and passion. Recognise that as a bulldozer, you’re probably going to be a natural leader who doesn’t just want to lead, but can’t help but lead (and consequently, often have difficulty pretending to like the...

  9. 4 industry trends to be aware of for FY19

    500 accounting professionals and a group of industry experts on technology and compliance trends in the industry. In the lead up to EOFY, we surveyed almost 500 accounting professionals and conducted a roundtable discussion with industry experts to...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: InfoTrack
    • Category: Business

  10. NAB hire marks Crowe Horwath’s move to rival bankers

    division. Associate partner Ben Upton, who was previously with NAB, and most recently as the emerging markets industry lead at St George Bank, has been recruited to lead the new debt advisory team in Sydney. Mr Upton, who has 13 years of corporate and...

  11. Concierge is here to help

    sure the work is of a high level and putting out spot fires all the time” he said. Concierge builds on CPA Australia’s Lead the Change campaign which promoted the personal and professional benefits of becoming a public practitioner and running your own...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: CPA Australia
    • Category: Business

  12. Managing the risks of succession planning

    Succession planning is a key blackspot for many smaller accounting businesses, leading to risks both for the existing practices and potential acquirers. Recent research into the state of the accounting profession has revealed that 86 per cent of...

  13. Intuit spies gig economy play

    times is one where accounting professionals will specialise in helping self-employed individuals, global accountant segment leader of Intuit, Rich Preece, told Accountants Daily. He said these accountants will embrace the fact that many self-employed...

  14. TPB highlights confidentiality concerns with Tax Office review

    or simply say “the tax office is very bad”. “By all means, if you want to remain anonymous, remain anonymous, but at least lead me to what I need to investigate,” he said. Mr Noroozi added that “in any event, we would never disclose anything without...

  15. 3 tips to prepare for Tranche 2 of the AML/CTF Act

    concerning that a large majority of the profession are unaware of what it will mean. Earlier this year, we sat down with leading industry experts to discuss the implications of Tranche 2 and develop an AML/CTF Guide. Here are three ways you can prepare...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Infotrack
    • Category: Business

  16. Audit proposal to see fee hike, harsher penalties

    the SMSF audit cycle to three years for those with a clean history. Speaking to sister title SMSF Adviser, BDO national leader, superannuation, Shirley Schaefer said there are plenty of SMSF trustees who make mistakes unintentionally despite having the...

  17. ‘Difficult and contentious’: taxing the digital economy

    a difficult and contentious issue and suggested that Mr Morrison was looking to Europe for ideas. “Europe has been taking a lead in measures to tax the digital economy,” said Mr Hayes. “In March this year, the European Commission proposed to introduce a...

  18. SMEs should be alert to $20K write-off this EOFY

    accounts are actually not pointing the other way and that the director owes the business money, because that could actually lead to some adverse tax consequences,” he said.

  19. Deloitte snags rival big 4 partner

    The professional services firm has announced the appointment of a new tax partner and R&D leader for Western Australia as it looks to address the changing compliance needs of the R&D market. Former EY partner Mark Upton has been announced as the...

  20. Budget Week

    encourages taxpayers to structure their affairs in a way that favours capital investment over actions or investments that lead to other forms of income. When combined with negative gearing, this is a key driver of Australia’s red-hot property market....

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