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  1. Carbon enters Queensland market with latest deal

    my business and my clients.” As part of the deal, Carbon Bookkeeping partner Gail Rogerson will relocate to Brisbane to help lead the team alongside Mrs van der Linde. “The opportunity to move interstate was presented to me, and I couldn’t be more...

  2. Carbon acquires fourth Victoria office with bookkeeping takeover

    progression.” The Carbon Group said its bookkeeping and CFO services partners Allison Gardiner and Kate Kapovic would lead the partnership and were optimistic about its prospects. “We have seen a lot of growth in the Victorian bookkeeping and CFO...

  3. Can you recall a more difficult year for June decisions?

    be given to the shareholding of such company beneficiaries – if shares are owned by another discretionary trust, this could lead to issues with tax-effective profit extraction in the future.” Are discretionary trusts still useful? “A discretionary trust...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: ElfWorks
    • Category: Tax

  4. Calls for mandatory SMSF qualifications post-reform

    sort of qualification would be really beneficial from that perspective.” Partner at Aquila Super, Chris Levy, said the lead up to June 30 this year was easily one of the busiest on record for his firm, largely because of the complexity of the super...

  5. Calls for legal privilege to be extended to tax advice

    to tax advice provided by registered tax agents. IPA chief executive officer Andrew Conway said Australia must follow the lead of other progressive industrialised nations such as the USA and the UK and extend legal privilege to tax advice. “Consumers...

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

  6. CAANZ, IPA warn firms on succession

    the Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) have both warned accountants to act now on succession planning. Rob Ward, head of leadership and advocacy, CAANZ, said all firms need to decide well in advance who will succeed the current partners and plan for...

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

  7. CA, ex-KPMG exec gets top job at FASEA

    FASEA’s interim managing director until Mr Glenfield assumes his new role. “I thank the FASEA board for the opportunity to lead this pivotal organisation with a clear remit to act upon and implement the federal government’s objectives under the...

  8. CA firm locks in new tax director

    Ms Hindson is particularly passionate about advocating the progression of women in accounting. During her time at RSM, she lead the firm’s ‘Women with SASS’ initiative, which aims to empower women in the workplace. “I understand the challenges that...

  9. CA appointed to lead AMP as royal commission scandal unfolds

    take the reins at AMP, in a week at the royal commission which saw the second-tier bank admit to giving false and misleading statements to ASIC. Mike Wilkins, who has been a non-executive director on the AMP board since 2016, will take over immediately...

  10. CA ANZ, CPA take the lead on climate change crisis

    Australian accountants have been called to take the lead on climate change action by helping clients adopt sustainable business models, as CA ANZ and CPA Australia sign a global call to action with 12 other accounting bodies across the globe. The 14...

  11. CA ANZ welcomes bipartisan support to stamp out financial abuse

    to be done to prevent this abuse before it can even start.” The IGTO review found that financial abuse and coercion could lead victims to accumulate large tax debts without their knowledge. Once these debts were accrued, there were few options for the...

  12. CA ANZ voices support for trust administration modernisation

    TFN, which was not compulsory to complete, despite needing to be. Susan Franks, CA ANZ tax, super and financial services lead, said the amendments aimed to support pre-filling capabilities for beneficiaries’ income tax returns and ensure accurate tax...

  13. CA ANZ sued by female employee over sexual harassment at work party

    experience specialist”, accused CA ANZ of failing to prevent an “unwelcome” kiss by superannuation and financial services lead Tony Negline during drinks after a Christmas function in 2023. Bailey also said CA ANZ, her employer since 2009, “belittled,...

  14. CA ANZ slams government’s ‘confused’ big 4 regulation paper

    with “perceived” risks and weaknesses in the current framework, without considering strengths could unintentionally lead to policy outcomes that made audit regulation worse. The paper’s analysis was also missing texts and sources CA ANZ said were...

  15. CA ANZ sets the record straight on new pathway

    – who are passionate about our profession,” it said. The professional body also rejected suggestions that inclusive pathways lead to lower paid Chartered Accountants is patently untrue. To date there has been no evidence to suggest this is the case in...

  16. CA ANZ releases top business predictions for 2019

    their accountants, to help them usher their business into the digital age. Experts predict the focus on digital in 2019 will lead to the extension of single touch payroll to small employers. It is also likely that e-invoicing standards will be developed...

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

  17. CA ANZ calls on government address ‘critical issues’ with FTE, FTDT provisions

    reduce compliance burdens, and remove existential threats for businesses and advisers,” Susan Franks, CA ANZ’s Australian leader of tax, superannuation and financial services, said. CA ANZ said there were “critical issues” with Australia’s FTE rules,...

  18. CA ANZ backs government’s mission to improve invoice payment times

    said this is an important step towards reducing payment times for all businesses. CA ANZ sustainability and business reform leader, Karen McWilliams FCA, said cash flow is key in this tough economic climate and it’s "no good" for businesses to have a...

  19. Buy now, pay later needs greater regulation, says CPA

    need to be regulated to protect vulnerable consumers, according to CPA Australia. CPA Australia’s digital economy policy lead, Dr Jana Schmitz, said that as buy now, pay later platforms become more popular their impact will be more widely felt. “In...

  20. Busting common myths surrounding STP

    In this episode of Accountants Daily Insider, host Katarina Taurian is joined by the STP program lead at the Australian Taxation Office, John Shepherd, and the director and founder of All That Counts, Lielette Calleja, to discuss the small business...

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