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  1. Understanding Evolving Technology and Your Firm's Profitability

    Join Alan FitzGerald, the ‘software whisperer’ from Practice Connections to find out how your practice can benefit from the ever-evolving tech landscape. You’ll learn: Why accounting technology is the friend, not foe of the smaller firm Get practical...

  2. Underreported BAS sales leads to 2.5 years in jail

    reporting system data helped it uncover nearly $100,000 in tax evasion. Appearing before the Brisbane District Court last week, Ben Ogden was found to have underreported sales income across four quarterly business activity statements, lodging $85,359 in...

  3. Under the Hood: The AI opportunity and ‘dumpster fire’ budget

    by Natalie Lennon, founder of Two Sides Accounting, to discuss her experiences running her accounting business since she was last on the show in 2025, how AI applies to accounting, the 2026 federal budget, and how small accounting firms can stay...

  4. Under the Hood: Better practice, better life

    Why coaches and mentors are key in helping practice owners achieve success. How the accounting industry has changed over the last 27 years. The benefits of reaching out for help. Amanda’s key roles as part of the GST Stewardship Group and TPB Board. You...

  5. Under the Hood: ‘Relatively quiet’: The tax landscape in 2025

    for 2026, Imogen is joined by co-host Lee-Ann Hayes to reflect on the “relatively quiet” tax landscape over the course of last year. Tune in to hear more about: Lee-Ann’s perspective of the tax developments, or lack thereof, in 2025 The handful of bills...

  6. Uncertainty driving investor interest in wholesale property trusts

    million in quality assets in Queensland, Victoria and New South Wales. Recently we have seen an increase in inquiry, and our last offer, a Hospitality Trust in Bundaberg, was over-subscribed in less than three weeks. We’ve also seen strong enquiry for...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Steve de Nys, Stronghold Investment Services
    • Category: Business

  7. UK’s audit reforms could be a ‘watershed moment’ for global markets

    that similar reforms might take shape in Australia, after recommendations handed down by the inquiry, released in November last year, cast emphasis on ASIC and the Financial Reporting Council to define audit and non-audit categories, and provide clarity...

  8. UK tax increase offers platform to governments to consider COVID-19 debts

    move highlights the need for leaders to start thinking about the ways they will repay the economic costs shouldered over the last couple of years, as economies move to live with COVID-19. “The Morrison government is not immune from this, Australia has...

  9. UK regulator finds no ‘systemic’ exam cheating issues

    to account for any shortcomings that might be identified.” Breaches cited by the FRC include a $US100 million fine on EY last June — the largest ever imposed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission on an audit firm — for “cheating by its audit...

  10. UK moves to break up big 4 audit dominance

    and be funded by an industry levy. The proposed reforms follow mounting concerns over the UK’s audit market over the last two years. The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority released a final report on its audit services market study in April 2019,...

  11. UK audit overhaul needs to be ‘watched very carefully’

    competition concerns in the audit market are opening up big questions around the future of audit on an international level. Last month, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority released the final report of its audit services market study, recommending...

  12. Twofold increase for alternative lending a ‘good sign’ for accountants

    of a spike in job growths, with recent figures by the Australian Bureau of Statistics showing over 61,000 new jobs in the last month. “There has been an uptake in activity in the small business space, as more than 50 per cent of employment comes from...

  13. Two-thirds of SMEs expect further economic decline; on-time payments to be ‘critical’

    optimistic about the timeline for recovery, with 36 per cent stating they expect the pandemic and its economic effects will last for six to 12 months, and another 26 per cent predicting recovery to take another year or two, possibly longer. MYOB chief...

  14. Two-thirds of adults unaware of credit score, study finds

    conditions.” The survey of 1,021 people aged 18 years or older was conducted with YouGov between 9 October to 11 October last year, with data weighted by age, gender and region to reflect ABS population estimates. It found 65 per cent of respondents had...

  15. Two-speed economy hitting SMEs, says MYOB

    confidence in their revenue performance, business operators have reported increasing pressure on their operations over the last five years. The survey highlighted a number of leading pressures like fuel prices, cash flow, price margins and the timing of...

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

  16. Two men get 8 years’ jail for $40m gold bullion fraud

    bullion fraud in the wake of an ATO investigation. The Supreme Court of NSW convicted Cedric Adrian Millner and Jonatan Kelu last Friday of conspiring to dishonestly cause a loss to the Commonwealth through a scheme to falsely claim GST credits for the...

  17. Two jailed for serious tax fraud offences

    successful investigations under the Serious Financial Crime Taskforce (SFCT). Former financial adviser Jeffrey Conklin was last week convicted in the Sydney District Court for tax fraud offences totalling more than $700,000. He was sentenced to five...

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

  18. Two jailed for separate multi-million dollar tax fraud schemes

    lodgements and the first jail term for alleged members of an international crime syndicate. Two men received jail terms late last week for their roles in two separate multi-million dollar schemes to defraud the ATO. A NSW man was sentenced to one year...

  19. Two food outlets fined for underpaying casuals

    Judge Brown said. It is the second time the FWO has secured a penalty in court against Mr Andary following a $3,500 fine last year for underpaying another worker formerly employed at Valley Pizza. The FWO has also secured court orders for nearly $9,000...

  20. Two firms join Walker Wayland

    Lawyers is the second law firm to join Walker Wayland Australasia after debt negotiation firm Tax Assure joined in November last year. "Now Sutton Douglass extends that area of expertise," said Mr Dorazio. "Sutton Douglass marries strong technical tax...

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