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  2. Detailed STP register published, only 6 products ready to go

    to market in the following months. The bill extending single touch payroll to businesses of all sizes received royal assent last Friday, with the Tax Office responding by publishing a detailed register of products, their pricing, and availability ahead...

  3. Concerns fester over auditor disciplinary board, government reappoints chair

    years 2009-10 and 2011-12. Accordingly, a report by the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services last year raised concerns “about the efficiency and effectiveness of CADB being such a small body, with such a small and...

  4. On-demand webinar: Taking the worry out of increasing your fees

    Townsend, Founder, The Accountants Millionaires’ Club. Heather is the author of 'The Accountants Millionaires' Club'. In the last year her clients have added over £1 million in fees to their client portfolio. Myles Mclaren, Accountant Specialist,...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: GoCardless
    • Category: Business

  5. ATO waives Part 7 penalty amid SG amnesty hold up

    disclose historical underpayment of the superannuation guarantee, despite the proposed amnesty not yet law. On 24 May last year, the government announced a superannuation guarantee (SG) amnesty which would give employers an opportunity to rectify past...

  6. Tax agents and clients disagree over business practices: FBT review

    compliance costs, despite employers suggesting the contrary, preliminary results from the Board of Taxation’s review show. Last year, the Board of Taxation commenced its review of the compliance costs associated with fringe benefits tax, with an aim of...

  7. ATO small biz treatment and debt recovery practices to undergo review

    impact on them. “Overzealous early debt recovery by the ATO can be a small business killer,” Ms Carnell said. “Our research last year into unfair treatment by the ATO found serious system-wide issues impacting the small business sector, including early...

  8. Royal commission makes case for tax law simplification, says law firm

    and law that taxpayers are expected to comply with that has been announced but not even drafted let alone enacted.” Last year, an inquiry by the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Tax and Revenue called for a full review of Australia’s tax...

  9. Government called to increase incentives in super

    In a pre-budget submission, Pitcher Partners said that numerous changes have been made to the superannuation system over the last number of years which have had the effect of “significantly reducing the attractiveness of using the superannuation system...

  10. The new frontier for commercial property investment

    is also located within the Cardinia Shire, which currently has a Gross Regional Product of $3.3 billion, growing by 3% last year, with major infrastructure projects currently underway including the construction of the new High Capacity Melbourne Metro...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Steve de Nys, Stronghold Investment Services
    • Category: Business

  11. ATO rolls out campaign to crackdown on SMSF auditor number misuse

    the ATO can impose penalties, disqualify trustees, and refer tax agents involved to the TPB or refer them for prosecution. Last year, the ATO singled out 100 funds for using a SAN on an annual return without the auditor’s authority....

  12. New PAYG laws to place focus on on-time BAS lodgment

    comply with withholding obligations will place a focus on the on-time lodgment of BAS, practitioners have been warned. Late last year, new legislation to deny an income tax deduction for certain payments if the associated withholding obligations have...

  13. TPB review called to consider skyrocketing cost of practice

    needs to consider how competing legislative frameworks can be harmonised.” The TPB review, announced by the government last week, should the impact of increasing regulatory costs and compliance burdens, says Mr Drum. Fund the regulator Mr Drum has also...

  14. $1m penalties set to kick in for dodgy sales tools

    sales suppression tools will have just over three weeks to come clean before $1 million penalties kick in. New laws passed last year made it illegal to manufacture, distribute, possess, use or sell electronic sales suppression tools (ESSTs). According...

  15. 500 businesses set for surprise ATO visits

    to implement new strategies to combat the black economy, which has been estimated to cost $50 billion. The Tax Office said last year it would be visiting 10,000 businesses in 30 locations across the country over the next 12 months.

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Jotham Lian
    • Category: Tax

  16. ‘Cash grab’ accusations at ATO investigated, findings released

    accusations of “cash grabs” and improper staff incentives, has been released today. A current and former ATO officer alleged last year that the ATO gave directions to staff to issue garnishee notices in every case as a “cash grab” towards the end of the...

  17. Chris Jordan casts doubt on controversial $3k tax affairs cap

    Deutsch. “It is distortionary.” In defence of tax agents Mr Jordan faced significant backlash from the tax profession last year when he said that results from the individuals not in business tax gap report showed that some agents were not living up to...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Jotham Lian
    • Category: Tax

  18. Why business owners must understand the liquidation process

    including sole traders and partners in partnerships, who are declared insolvent. Bankruptcy is also an interim legal state, lasting three years, whereas liquidation leads to a permanent winding down of a company. When a company goes into liquidation, a...

  19. CBA settles big tax case

    heavy scrutiny following a $3 billion budget blowout, up from its $1.8 billion expected expenditure. Start-up Airtasker was last year forced to pay back “100 per cent of the R&D incentives provided” following an ATO review of its claims dating back to...

  20. Div 7A approach to be ‘fair and sensible’, says Assistant Treasurer

    Treasurer Stuart Robert acknowledged concerns from the profession surrounding Treasury’s consultation paper released last year, noting that his position was “not in line” with Treasury’s view. “In terms of Div 7A, I’ve finalised my view on it and...

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