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  1. Looking back and thinking forward: The insolvency landscape in 2024 and beyond

    the nuanced legal distinction between financial distress and insolvency, allowing them to focus on creating plans to lead their companies to better outcomes without worrying about any legalistic requirements. Safe harbour protections should operate as a...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Trevor Withane, Ironbridge Legal
    • Category: Business

  2. A Comprehensive Guide to Navigating Collective Strata Scheme Sales in New South Wales

    agreements, zoning laws and tax implications and expert advice is required as venturing into such a labyrinth unguided can lead to significantly detrimental financial and legal pitfalls. Maximising Financial Returns through Market Dynamics and...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Duncan Arpad Ferenczy
    • Category: Business

  3. ATO calls out tax advisers still making ‘basic’ errors

    practitioners, and financial advisers – to “leverage” their influence on clients’ compliance. “Taxpayers take their lead from their advisers, who set the standard for integrity, so, it’s critical that advisers ensure their own tax and super affairs are...

  4. 5 common accounting mistakes SMEs must avoid in 2025

    process that can do major damage to the accounting of a small business. Typos, missing numbers, or misplaced decimals can lead to incorrect financial records, affecting everything from tax reporting to cash flow management. One missed decimal point can...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Rakesh Prabhakar, Zoho
    • Category: Business

  5. $95bn loss predicted to Australian economy if Div 296 passes: analysis

    as eroding accumulated wealth, such as the proposed taxing of unrealised gains in super balances over $3 million, may lead to reduced savings, increased consumption, or a shift towards less taxed investment options. “Conversely, tax policies seen as...

  6. Mid-career upskilling: Staying sharp in a changing profession

    often brings a mix of confidence and complexity. You’ve built a foundation of experience, earned trust and perhaps taken on leadership responsibilities. But with the profession evolving rapidly – driven by technology, regulation and fast-changing...

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

  7. Treasurer going against department advice if Div 296 backdated

    has said. According to the regulation impact statement ‘Impact Analysis – Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions’, a lead-time of at least 12 months is required for the transfer of ownership of assets if the bill is passed. “The impact statement...

  8. ATO crackdown on profit restructuring leading to higher tax bills: RSM

    practitioners’ earnings were not being appropriately taxed as personal income. Kristy Binns, RSM Australia corporate tax leader, said the PCG applied to professional services businesses that used structures such as trusts to distribute profits....

  9. Joint bodies flag potential issues with instant tax deduction bill

    ANZ), CPA Australia, and The Tax Institute have praised the instant tax deduction policy as a “worthy aspiration” that will lead to significant administrative cost savings, but have called for changes to the current drafting of the legislation. Treasury...

  10. Look to NZ for tax reform policy, says mid-tier

    tax treatment between entity types. “In recent years, the (understandable) fear of government is not being re-elected, which leads to them measuring how much political “currency” they might have to institute significant change,” Mr Tng said. “Most of...

  11. ‘Geared towards myTax’: Spike in self-lodgers linked to meagre refunds

    The introduction of the government’s $1,080 low and middle-income tax offset has done little to lift tax refunds, with the spike in self-lodging taxpayers linked to the meagre increase. Despite the government’s doubled end-of-year tax offset of $1,080...

  12. ATO flags top tips for trustees in lead-up to EOFY

    Clarity, record keeping, and staying up to date with requirements are some of the areas trustees should pay attention to as the trust resolutions deadline approaches, the Tax Office has said. With the trust resolutions deadline on 30 June approaching,...

  13. Labor launches pre-emptive attack on 'debt tax'

    has launched a pre-emptive attack on the ‘debt tax’ which is reportedly being considered by the Abbott government in the lead up to the May Budget. “Reports today indicate the government of ‘no surprises, no excuses’ is proposing a ‘debt tax’ – an...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Tax

  14. Private businesses facing more audits

    The ATO’s new streamlined tax return system will lead to more ATO audits of private businesses, according to national accounting and advisory firm William Buck. This year the ATO is expected to data match over 640 million transactions to tax returns as...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  15. Have you got the right skills for the job?

    meaning professionals must adapt their skill sets to remain relevant in the marketplace, according to Adrian Batty, national lead partner, business advisory services with Deloitte Private. Mr Batty told AccountantsDaily the growing trend of financial...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  16. NSW budget shows widening fiscal gap

    for debate on both federation and tax reform, following this week’s NSW budget. Iain McGuire, the firm’s NSW government lead partner said changes to commonwealth funding mean the time for debate is now. “The budget identifies a widening long-term fiscal...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Staff Reporter
    • Category: Business

  17. Deloitte announces another big name recruit

    Deloitte Australia has announced the appointment of a globally recognised crisis management expert to lead its Australian Crisis Management business. Graeme Newton, formerly the chief executive of the world-renowned Queensland Reconstruction Authority,...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  18. KPMG recruits to boost tax services

    tax controversy services in Australia. Angela Wood, formerly a senior tax controversy partner at Maddocks law firm will lead the enhanced team and is bringing senior tax lawyers Ross Hocking and Angelina Lagan with her. KPMG said the move represents a...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Tax

  19. Chan & Naylor backs commissions payments

    accounting group Chan & Naylor has defended commission payments in the financial advice sector, saying their removal will lead to more Australians turning away from professional advice altogether. Highlighting insurance as one area of concern, Chan &...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Regulation

  20. RSM Bird Cameron poaches EY partner

    RSM Bird Cameron has poached a partner from EY to lead the firm's fraud and forensic services business. Roger Darvall-Stevens will join the mid-tier firm as partner in the Melbourne audit and assurance practice and take on the role of national head of...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business
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