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  1. Government pushed for Div 7A clarity in federal budget

    provide clarity over the proposed amendments to Division 7A in the upcoming federal budget, given its impending start date. Last October, Treasury released a long-awaited consultation paper of proposed amendments to Division 7A, which raised concerns...

  2. 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...

  3. Government offers ‘umbrella of hope’ in NALI storm

    than large multinationals. Needless to say, [the government’s] announcement is good news for all Australians.” In December last year, The Tax Institute lodged a submission to Treasury on behalf of the professional bodies and industry associations...

  4. Government must cut compliance costs: William Buck

    has called on the government to accelerate tax and regulatory reform saying that despite making it clear during last year's election that it would target regulation and red tape, the Abbott government has taken little action of any significance to cut...

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

  5. Government moves to increase ATO’s data access

    that the proposed amendment appears to be part of two ongoing trends. “It’s part of a general theme that we've seeing in the last few years in relation to over a period of time seeing the ATO's powers increase significantly, and it's part of a theme of...

  6. Government marks further super changes, boosts ATO's portfolio for 2018

    hardship and as compensation to victims of crime, and is handing more regulatory responsibility to the ATO. In a statement last week, Minister for Revenue and Financial Services Kelly O’Dwyer said Treasury will be reviewing the current rules governing...

  7. Government locks in director ID deadline

    2023. The deadline, first floated by Treasury earlier this year, has now been confirmed in a legislative instrument made last week by the Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services and the Digital Economy, senator Jane Hume. Applications for a...

  8. Government lobbied for major TPB changes

    resourced to enforce the code and carry out its disciplinary functions despite the $20.1 million funding announced in last year’s federal budget. It noted that out of the approximately 120 TPB staff members, 80 of them are allocated to handling...

  9. Government kicks unenacted tax matters ‘down the road’: The Tax Institute

    on “shaky ground” following the budget's failure to address a range of unenacted tax measures, The Tax Institute has warned. Last week's Federal Budget has failed to provide any clarity on the future of a number of announced but unenacted measures,...

  10. 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...

  11. Government initiates bill to expand unpaid parental leave

    Protecting Worker Entitlements Bill would increase unpaid parental leave entitlements from 30 to 100 days. “The message at last year’s Jobs and Skills Summit was clear: parental leave needs to be fairer, more flexible and more generous,” said Mr Burke....

  12. Government freezes ASIC financial adviser levy, launches review

    their way through the Parliament, including the introduction of a single disciplinary body and a compensation scheme of last resort,” Mr Frydenberg said. “[The] Treasury will also review the ASIC industry funding model while this temporary relief is in...

  13. Government fraudster slapped with prison sentence

    by committing tax fraud, identity and counterfeiting fraud and social security fraud. The 18-month sentence was handed down last week in the Melbourne County Court to Paolo Esmaquel, who is already serving jail time for similar offences she committed...

  14. Government flags insolvency reform ahead of expected wave of closures

    companies that have gone into external administration over the period from March to July 2020 compared with the same period last year. It believes the new regime will cover around 76 per cent of businesses subject to insolvencies today, 98 per cent of...

  15. Government fixes surprise taxes with death benefits

    this year, sister publication SMSF Adviser first reported that due to an unintended consequence of the reform changes last year, some SMSFs could be hit with substantial taxes where the rollover of a death benefit contains an untaxed element. Colonial...

  16. Government fails to deliver on agreed changes to code instrument: joint bodies

    of industry bodies and associations have responded to the proposed agreements to the code of conduct instrument released last week with the vote on the motion to disallow the instrument looming next week. In their submission, the joint bodies said while...

  17. Government extends SME responsible lending exemption

    responsible lending obligations for banks. The SME responsible lending exemption, introduced at the start of the pandemic last year, was due to expire on 2 April but will now be extended until the government secures passage of its credit reforms through...

  18. Government extends another COVID-19 lifeline to the arts

    will be rolled into the government’s pre-existing Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) fund, which was announced last year with a view to prop up the sector after venues were shuttered and lockdowns ensued. The remaining $10 million will go...

  19. Government exec appointed to bolster mid-tier's audit services

    financial statements of state entities and reporting outcomes of those reports to Parliament. Mr Dean, who began his role last month, said his time in the Tasmanian Audit Office gives him a sense of perspective in his services to the not-for-profit...

  20. Government establishes e-invoicing hub to encourage take-up

    owners.” Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Bruce Billson also advocated for the technology during last year’s e-invoicing week. “It is a great way to enable faster payment, it cuts the administrative burden and is more secure...

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