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  1. Accounting bodies fight back against mandatory e-invoicing

    of COVID-19. The strong pushback from the accounting profession comes after the Treasury released a consultation paper late last year to explore options to accelerate the adoption of e-invoicing. While non-mandatory options were presented in the paper,...

  2. William Buck director secures global appointment

    alliance of over 700 offices of independent members firms, has seen its presence in the region more than double over the last five years and now accounts for more than 14 per cent of the alliance’s overall revenue. Graeme Gordon, chief executive of...

  3. BDO secures string of big four partners

    number of partners from other firms discussing employment opportunities at the mid-tier. “With the focus on digital over the last year or two, the emphasis on people seems to have been lost somewhat across our profession. We are still very much an...

  4. ATO opens claims for first JobMaker quarter

    up to $10,400 for each eligible employee hired. Employers who hired new eligible workers under the age of 35 from 7 October last year can now claim their first JobMaker Hiring Credits using ATO online services, Online services for business or the...

  5. Government pulled up on small business full expensing discrepancy

    balances the flexibility to fully expense assets on an asset-by-asset basis. The request comes after a bill was passed late last year to allow entities to opt out of temporary full expensing and the backing business investment incentives on an...

  6. Advising an ASX listed company? 5 tips you need to know about non-bank funding

    funding is likely to meet your business needs in an ever-changing environment. 1: Unique loan structure and flexibility The last 5 years has seen traditional banks shifting towards tighter lending criteria, thus triggering the rise of non-bank lenders...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: ORB Alternative
    • Category: Business

  7. Auditor-General launches JobKeeper audit

    bonuses while receiving JobKeeper support. Shadow assistant minister for Treasury Andrew Leigh had written to Mr Hehir last December with three specific lines of inquiry that he hoped the ANAO would consider, including determining how much JobKeeper...

  8. Intuit QuickBooks acquires Australian tech firm

    Lars Leber said the acquisition builds on the company’s acquisition of inventory management software company TradeGecko last year. “Sydney is fast becoming a hub for technology and we are proud that our global search has resulted in the acquisition of...

  9. Understanding the new best practice guide for financial disclosures for charities

    and comparability of the financial information available on the ACNC Charity Register, which had 3.2 million searches last financial year. And an added benefit of disclosing such information is that it may allow us to explore more ways to cut red tape...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Anna Longley, Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission
    • Category: Business

  10. AFP seizes $15.8m from Plutus Payroll founder

    tax and goods and services tax owed to the ATO. The 38-year-old was sentenced to seven years and six months in jail in July last year, with a non-parole period of five years. Mr Anquetil’s confiscated assets can now be sold, with proceeds to be...

  11. ATO reveals STP reporting options for closely held payees

    payees will commence from 1 July, after it had granted these employers a one-year exemption in the midst of the pandemic last year. Guidance released by the ATO on Monday has revealed that small employers can report payments to closely held payees...

  12. Accountant advice scheme crucial post-JobKeeper, government told

    the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers, the ASBFEO and the Council of Small Business Australia made a united call last year for a professional advice subsidy for small businesses. The proposed subsidy program will see small businesses with up to $10...

  13. ATO pressured to correct JobKeeper, cash flow boost eligibility oversight

    for all businesses that were wrongly denied JobKeeper or the cash flow boost, following a report by the tax watchdog. Late last year, the Inspector-General of Taxation and Taxation Ombudsman (IGTO) found that the ATO had erred in determining a...

  14. CPE hours poised to rise as TPB refines new standards

    Kasapidis said it was pleasing to see the TPB take on board feedback from the profession after the regulator had proposed last year a strict 40 hours per annum minimum requirement. “As 2020 amply demonstrated, circumstances may arise from year to year...

  15. Government issues alert as tax-scam calls spike

    to demand for payment of an outstanding tax debt, with threats of arrest or legal action if the victim does not comply. Late last year, a 42-year-old Sydney woman fell prey to one such tax scam, losing $22,000 to a scammer posing as a police officer in...

  16. ATO yet to analyse profit-making companies on JobKeeper

    “From the ATO side, the short answer is no,” said ATO second commissioner Jeremy Hirschhorn at a parliamentary hearing last Thursday. “Profit is an accounting concept reported through the ASIC financial statements. We are concerned with the turnover...

  17. ACCC casts doubts over MYOB acquisition of GreatSoft

    to migrate to the cloud.” The competition watchdog’s preliminary concerns come after it initiated a review in October last year following the announcement of the proposed acquisition. The ACCC believes the proposed deal could potentially lead to...

  18. Treasury considers five-fold increase to statutory demand threshold

    not kept up with inflation. The only time the threshold has been raised was in response to the economic impact of COVID-19 last year when it was increased to $20,000 up until 31 December 2020. The Treasury believes there is merit in permanently raising...

  19. Federal Court hands out highest-ever $22.68m penalty to tax exploitation promoter

    The penalties are the largest ever for promoters of tax exploitation schemes and were ordered by the Federal Court last Friday against Paul Enzo Bogiatto and his associated companies. Mr Bogiatto was ordered to pay $6.51 million, while his related...

  20. Government warned against making bankruptcy an ‘attractive option’

    at a given point in time.” CA ANZ’s response comes after the Attorney-General’s Department released a discussion paper last month to consider reducing the automatic discharge period to one year in a bid to reduce stigma from bankruptcy, encourage...

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