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  1. Government’s AI plan must include small business focus, says CPA

    or infrastructure is required for Australia to get the most out of AI technologies. CPA Australia business and international lead, Gavan Ord, said the success of any AI capability plan will be contingent on many factors including appropriate regulation....

  2. Accountability for Accountants: The secret to a successful 2025

    accountability comes in. While it’s often thought of as a tool for teams, it’s just as powerful for business owners and leaders. Accountability provides the structure, perspective, and nudges you need to achieve your goals - even when client demands or...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michelle Broadbent, Accountability Circle
    • Category: Business

  3. CPA outlines gaps in system for combating financial abuse

    managed the finances, leaving the other with limited knowledge or access to financial resources." CPA Australia tax policy lead Jenny Wong said systemic inadequacies within the legal and financial systems also contribute to the prevalence of tax and...

  4. CA ANZ sued by female employee over sexual harassment at work party

    experience specialist”, accused CA ANZ of failing to prevent an “unwelcome” kiss by superannuation and financial services lead Tony Negline during drinks after a Christmas function in 2023. Bailey also said CA ANZ, her employer since 2009, “belittled,...

  5. Underpaid super affects 1 in 4 NT workers, tax data reveals

    would modernise the super payment system while decreasing the amount of unpaid super across the country. “Payday super will lead to almost nine million Australians getting their super contributions more frequently throughout their working life.” “SMC...

  6. Resilience coach calls for accounting partners to be more attentive

    Conversations around pressure and the elements included within it would create a sense of relief and support, which would lead to staff retention, Sigley said. Pressure aspects included self-criticism, perfectionist syndrome, cognitive overload, a sense...

  7. BDO appoints new national migration services leader

    The firm has continued its New Year appointment streak with new migration services leader, Rebecca Thomson. BDO has announced the appointment of Rebecca Thomson as its new leader of migration services across Australia, a “new and improved” chapter for...

  8. Advisory firm Morrows appoints Kellie Stark as executive director

    a milestone in the firm’s succession planning as it looks towards the future. “Kellie’s appointment strengthens our internal leadership and our capacity to mentor emerging talent, ensuring we continue delivering exceptional service,” Lauren Moulynox,...

  9. 'Punitive' GIC changes may trigger business failures, warns Tax Institute

    have significant consequences for the wider economy," the submission said. "A potential rise in business failures could lead to increased unemployment, reduced consumer spending, and slower economic growth, creating a cycle of hardship that affects not...

  10. Treasury's consultation on new oversight body ‘inadequate’, says CPA

    needs to be considered very carefully to avoid any unintended consequences,” said Tiffany Tan, audit and assurance lead for CPA Australia. “We emphasise the importance of adequate consultation and co-design with key stakeholders.” “Having less than a...

  11. Mandatory service standards for super funds 'long overdue', says CPA

    the way in which funds would engage with their members and prioritise member interests. CPA Australia’s superannuation lead, Richard Webb, said the reforms were something the professional body had been pushing and calling for. “There are standards for...

  12. CPA calls for alternative strategies for reducing ATO tax debt

    penalised taxpayers who were facing delays in accessing Tax Office support and assistance, CPA said. CPA Australia tax lead Jenny Wong said introducing a blanket policy instead of a targeted measure to address accounts with high levels of tax debt was...

  13. Government to push ahead with GIC deduction changes

    affect businesses with cash issues, particularly sole traders on the highest marginal tax rate,” CPA Australia tax lead Jenny Wong said. “You have to question if this really is about repaying outstanding tax debt, or just a penalty on taxpayers...

  14. Government must fix Australia's ‘bureaucratic nightmare’, warns CPA

    pressures, regulatory burden, rising public debt and skills shortages. CPA Australia’s business investment and international lead, Gavan Ord, said the government needed to prioritise creating a more business-friendly environment through improved policy...

  15. The GIC landscape is shifting

    risk. This could, in turn, have significant consequences for the wider economy (a potential rise in business failures could lead to increased unemployment, reduced consumer spending, and slower economic growth, creating a cycle of hardship that affects...

  16. ASFA calls for super tax changes for low income earners

    security in retirement for individuals on lower incomes, especially women. “If adopted, ASFA’s budget recommendations would lead to better retirement outcomes for Australians, particularly low-and middle-income earners,” Delahunty said. “Importantly,...

  17. AML Edge 2025 launched to prepare accountants for looming AML/CTF changes

    head-on,” she said. “In just one day, attendees can gain critical and actionable insights from AML experts and industry leaders who are already leading the way with their compliance strategies.” Scheduled panel sessions will also include state of play,...

  18. Don’t be the deer caught in the headlights: The ATO’s crackdown on trustee beneficiary statements

    compliance landscape, covering: What accountants are asking about TB statements Learn how to avoid red flags that could lead to audits Understand what happens if you get it wrong and options for fixing historical problems Download your free copy today...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Knowledge Shop
    • Category: Tax

  19. Super sector to be subject to regulatory scrutiny ‘sooner rather than later’

    scammers understood that superannuation fund members generally gained greater access to their retirement savings which would lead them to target the over-65 age group. This was attributed to the fact this demographic also typically had limited knowledge...

  20. 3 in 4 sole operators feel lonely and isolated, research reveals

    per cent frequently worked late evenings. The respondents did note certain mechanisms would help decrease these issues and lead to a better, well-rounded lifestyle. Twenty-three per cent said time off and extra support would help, 23 per cent wanted to...

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