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  1. Employer audits to surge, ATO warns

    activities based on our focus and other priorities,” it said. Grant Thornton partner George Bendall told Accountants Daily last week that it had only begun to receive REP requests since the end of last year. Mr Bendall said the reviews were...

  2. Employee underpayment is on watch list: here’s how accountants can help

    don’t want to exploit their staff and the majority actively work with the regulator to address any problems. In fact, last financial year the Fair Work Ombudsman noted nine in every 10 workplace disputes it came across were solved without using any...

  3. Employee share scheme report lands in the House

    in one place. The inquiry into the effectiveness of the 2015 employee share scheme reforms was first announced in February last year, when it was faced with determining whether previous changes were effective in “bolstering entrepreneurship in Australia...

  4. Emotional training for accountants ‘worth its weight in gold’

    professional development avenues would help boost what one boutique firm is calling a skills shortage, in line with lobbying last year for universities to modernise their accounting curriculum. Speaking to Accountants Daily, Prime Partners director...

  5. Elmo Software taps Xero managing director for CEO

    our customers and partners, and look forward to working with him to release the full potential of Elmo.” Mr Lyons spent the last four years at Xero, becoming managing director of the Asia-Pacific region in 2021 where he was “responsible for driving...

  6. Eligibility concerns linger as bill fails to clear Senate

    year has caused much uncertainty for practitioners and their corporate clients, with flow on impacts to shareholders. Late last year, the government introduced Treasury Laws Amendment (Enterprise Tax Plan Base Rate Entities) Bill 2018 to clarify that a...

  7. Election saga labelled a reflection of tax proposals

    what the government of the day will do with superannuation policy, especially as it relates to its tax treatment. But after last Saturday, it seems doing so might come at a high political cost."

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

  8. Election called: The big-ticket items for tax, accountants

    the CGT discount to be halved to 25 per cent for investments entered into after 1 January 2020. In his budget reply speech last week, opposition leader Bill Shorten reinforced his plans to put an end to cash refunds for excess dividend imputation...

  9. Eight tips to improve a business sale

    for their business exit until it is actually time to exit, which is far too late. Leaving succession planning to the last minute means the business is at risk of slumping growth, unhappy and confused employees, and clients and customers who are caught...

  10. Eight new year resolutions every accountant should adopt

    there are some who have reached their use-by date. Take a close look at how you communicate with clients, including when you last had a meeting. Review your letters of engagement – CPA Australia’s terms of engagement templates may help you. Get...

  11. Eftsure unveils European merger to bolster fraud protection

    Competition and Consumer Commission reported that payment redirection scams had increased by 67 per cent to $153 million last year. The merger would combine more than 20 years of experience in business payment fraud prevention, a customer base of over...

  12. Effective leadership the key to staff retention and attraction

    about the things that matter to them,” said Ms McAuliffe. “This has never been more true than during the uncertainty of the last two years.” “If leaders aren’t natural communicators, developing skills in this area needs to be a top priority.” HR...

  13. Education, training deduction claims to widen under proposed change

    training outside their chosen careers, as the government mulls changes to the current tax system. The changes, announced in last year’s federal budget, are intended to encourage individuals to retrain and reskill to support their future employment as an...

  14. Education crucial as 2 out of 3 payroll managers admit knowledge gap

    complex as a result of changes to awards and legislation. Despite this, 42 per cent of payroll managers confessed that the last time they had any kind of payroll training was more than two years ago. “It is concerning to learn that payroll professionals...

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

  15. Education a missing piece in SME tax discussion

    people getting educated about that for their business, and then having incentives or tax benefits to do that would be huge.” Last month, a recent KPMG report measuring sentiment from mid-market firms regarding certain issues before the federal budget...

  16. Economy too fragile for cuts, says CPA Australia

    in the Budget, arguing the widely expected deficit levy could be seen as simply an amendment to an already existing tax. Last week, Mr Drum told AccountantsDaily that CPA Australia did not support the deficit levy, saying it would hurt small business,...

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

  17. Economists confident of rate cuts despite hawkish RBA

    latter half,” in line with central banks in the US, UK and Europe. “All indicators point to inflation falling faster than last year’s forecasts,” she said, and a rapid uptick in the unemployment rate could also prompt the RBA to bring rate cuts forward...

  18. Economic growth to stay sluggish despite stage 3 cuts: Deloitte

    be needed to realise long-term growth prospects. “Tax policy tops the list, as it has done for more than two decades – the last major tax reform was the introduction of the Goods and Services Tax in 2000,” he said.

  19. Eastern states drive fall in job postings

    As job ads fall, every industry is experiencing more applications compared to last year, SEEK data has shown. Job advertisements declined for a second month in a row last month, driven by falls on the east coast, while job applications recorded the...

  20. Early lodgement spike sparks tax assessment fears

    With tax return lodgements now up by 24 per cent over last year, fears have been raised that this could result in a spike in notice of assessments as taxpayers leave out crucial data. Accountants Daily understands the ATO has now received 2.4 million...

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