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  1. Full expensing, loss carry-back extended to 2023

    for a further 12 months as it attempts to spur businesses to continue riding an investment wave. Both measures, announced in last year’s October budget, will now be extended for 12 months until 30 June 2023 at a cost of $20.7 billion over the next four...

  2. Fuel, travel and housing drive inflation to 30-year high

    for services (+5.5 per cent) was also the highest since 2008 although goods (+9.5 per cent) showed little change from last quarter. The quarterly rise of 1.9 per cent notched up another milestone. “This is the fourth consecutive quarter to show a rise...

  3. FSI to address competition concerns

    Inquiry (FSI), says the inquiry’s chair, David Murray. Speaking at an Australian Business Economists luncheon in Sydney late last week, Mr Murray said it was not surprising that the banking system has become more concentrated since the global financial...

  4. Frydenberg welcomes historic OECD tax agreement

    broaden the base of GST was not on the government’s agenda. “No plans to increase the GST,” said Mr Frydenberg on Sky News last month. “What we do have plans for is obviously to cut taxes at every opportunity that we find, and we’ve done that on income...

  5. Frydenberg says Labor ‘cannot be trusted’ on tax cuts

    does. “Labor has opposed our legislated income tax cuts every step of the way and took $387 billion of higher taxes to the last election.” Mr Frydenberg’s comments follow reports of Labor Party support for the stage 3 income tax cuts, which are...

  6. Frydenberg reveals $1.7bn childcare package ahead of job-focused budget

    recovery, the unemployment rate is not yet ‘comfortably below 6 per cent’,” said Mr Frydenberg in his pre-budget speech last Thursday. “We will not move to the second phase of our fiscal strategy until we are confident that we have secured the economic...

  7. From Traditional to Tech-Savvy - Accounting Firms Plan Increased Tech Spend

    According to 76% of respondents, the number of employees in their internal audit department has increased or stayed the same last year. In the past year, 45% have seen growth in ESG-related audit work.

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Caseware
    • Category: Business

  8. From Politics to Payments: The Last Decade Has Changed the Role of Businesses Forever

    Promoted by Digital Next In the past decade, we have seen astronomical improvements and advancements in the field of technology. This, in turn, has changed the way in which businesses are run, as small and large businesses alike have streamlined their...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Digital Next
    • Category: Business

  9. From Numbers to Strategy: How Trinity Advisory Leads the Way

    Xmas Charity Lunch is one of our key initiatives, raising substantial funds for the FNQ Hospital Foundation. Over the last four years that the event has been running we have raised $860,000, reflecting the generosity and engagement of our clients and...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Trinity Advisory
    • Category: Profiles

  10. From desktop to cloud: RJW saves hours with MYOB Client Accounting

    in remotely to the physical PCs in the office, and working off them,” he says. “And it wasn’t practical.” While it didn’t last forever, the experience helped John realise that the practice needed a cloud platform. After seeing an update about MYOB...

  11. From builder’s labourer to CA’s star performer

    decisions. In 2017, Sequel CFO started franchising to give more accountants an opportunity to become financial mentors. Last year, I brought on a CEO and business partner, Maria Robinson, to grow the business further with me moving to an MD role. The...

  12. From accounting to bringing down the Taliban

    worked on misdemeanour crimes, narcotics, some violent crime and some gun cases,” he says. “I was there six years, and in my last three-and-a-half years I worked in the Public Corruption and Financial Crimes unit. That involved a lot of forensic...

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

  13. From a soft hug to a tight squeeze: ATO tightens its grip on private and wealthy groups

    as a result of recent tax gap reports, which highlighted a 7.7 per cent tax gap in the sector worth $772 million. As of July last year, the ATO had been in touch with 460 Top 500 groups, and has since initiated engagements with a further 80. As for the...

  14. Freight company wins small business CGT concession dispute

    prepared by PKF as an expert witness over the ATO’s $7 million valuation prepared by KordaMentha in a judgment handed down last week. Molloy said PKF took a more realistic approach to the cyclical nature of the agriculture sector and its impacts on Mt...

  15. Free Mental Health Training for Advisers of Small Businesses

    their business adviser, there is growing recognition among these high-trust advisers who often have client relationships lasting many years, that this level of information sharing is bringing them into new territory” says Professor George Tanewski, from...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Deakin University
    • Category: Business

  16. Fraud case halted after ATO investigator found to have altered evidence

    has halted a tax fraud case after finding an ATO investigator altered evidence and helped prepare false statements. Last Friday (3 October), the Supreme Court of Queensland ordered a stay on the proceedings of an ongoing tax fraud case, after it found...

  17. Fraud attacks on firms more than double as EOFY approaches

    year-on-year. Fraud or account errors detected by Eftsure from January to May were up by 50 per cent from the same period last year. Mr Chazan said firms need to be awake to the types of attacks and scams that fraudulent actors would use to try...

  18. Franking credits, CGT reforms set to feature this decade

    credits and the capital gains tax discount are likely to happen this decade, despite their contentious position in the last federal election. Speaking at the Tax Institute’s annual Tax Summit, senior tax counsel Professor Robert Deutsch noted that while...

  19. Franking credits changes set to raise $58.2bn

    policy will impact. Labor’s plan to remove cash refunds for excess dividend imputation credits was first announced in March last year, with exceptions for pensioners announced soon after. Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen said the policy intent is to stop...

  20. Franking credits ‘on the table’ to fund stimulus, says Geoff Wilson

    in terms of how this is going to be funded.” Mr Wilson, who led a campaign against Labor’s franking credit proposal at the last federal election, said franking credits remained a logical system by encouraging “companies to pay tax in Australia, employ...

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