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  1. 3 Essential Rules for Successful Client Relationships

    identify small changes that won’t invite pushback. However you approach things, proper communication and planning can only lead to happier clients and a healthier business. Find out more by reading Ignition’s expert guide on How to Take Control of...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Rebecca Mihalic, Head of Accounting @ Ignition
    • Category: Business

  2. 2026 DPN Surge: Why Early Intervention Beats the 21-Day Clock

    pressure, and intervene before enforcement mechanisms are triggered. Understanding the 21-Day Window and Why It Is Misleading The 21-day response period is often misunderstood, even by experienced directors. Many assume the countdown begins when the...

  3. 2023 crystal ball: Four things that will happen, and four that won’t

    about the potential for tax reform over the past year. CPA Australia has been encouraging the federal government to lead GST discussions with the states and territories to help the transition away from inefficient taxes, such as stamp duty. While we...

  4. 2014 Judges

    a buyer’s agent. He also holds a diploma of finance and an associate diploma of business. Mr Kingsley is one of Australia’s leading experts in residential property investing and a regular media commentator and keynote speaker. He speaks around the...

  5. 2 new partners locked in for mid-tier

    as partner, human capital to BDO’s consulting service line, from 12 December 2016. Mr Ulloa specialises in strategic leadership development, HR strategy formulation, HR measurement and workforce planning. He has held senior roles with Mercer and his own...

  6. 2 in 3 SME owners falter on succession as advice opportunity increases

    its history and values, and how to educate them to preserve and enhance the legacy that’s been created. “Who will ultimately lead the business, who will own it and how to transition wealth to the next generation are other key concerns.” Further, Mr...

  7. 170,000 taxpayers rush to lodge on 1 July

    slow down refunds. “We understand the rush to get a refund as fast as possible, but racing to lodge your return can often lead to easily avoidable mistakes,” said Mr Loh. “Waiting until the end of July to lodge allows the ATO to add information into...

  8. 125% foreign student visa fee hike to worsen accountant shortage

    recommendations and the government’s migration strategy, he said. CPA Australia’s business investment and international lead, Gavan Ord, called the move “outrageous” and warned it could make Australia less attractive to international students. “Poorly...

  9. 100A blue zone could be scrapped, says ATO

    and the reasons for those, because that will help them in the event that there’s a review and, hopefully, will quickly lead to a resolution of that review.”

  10. 10% first STP submission fail rate: Employers urged to get in early

    clients onto Single Touch Payroll earlier rather than later to avoid the rush of tax time 2019. According to ATO STP lead assistant commissioner John Shepherd, there are around 118,000 employers now reporting through STP, with the number of small...

  11. 10-point checklist for when that crisis call comes

    often frustrate the investigative work of the company, fomenting a hostile and uncooperative environment. Accountants can lead a more thoughtful and effective strategy, encouraging restraint and allowing for cooperative investigative interviews. Employ...

  12. 1,000+ submissions as franking credits inquiry fires up

    desired outcome, the huge financial impact that it could have on retirees, and whether there are suggestions that this will lead to diversification of assets for many as a means of minimising the overall impact on their pocket.

  13. 1 in 3 suffer financial stress, cut spending across the board

    who renegotiated bills other than their mortgage, with 21.5 per cent of people saying they did so in the 12-month lead up to the August 2023 survey compared to 14.0 per cent for the January 2021 survey,” it said. “There were also large increases in the...

  14. $95bn loss predicted to Australian economy if Div 296 passes: analysis

    as eroding accumulated wealth, such as the proposed taxing of unrealised gains in super balances over $3 million, may lead to reduced savings, increased consumption, or a shift towards less taxed investment options. “Conversely, tax policies seen as...

  15. $5.2m in illicit tobacco destroyed following ATO investigation

    the ATO and ABF on this. “This [latest] result highlights the success of that collaborative effort and will hopefully lead to further avenues of enquiry when targeting those organised crime groups profiting from illicit tobacco.”

  16. $3m super tax to ‘disrupt’ small business and farmers, warns SMSFA

    The proposed measures for the implementation of a new tax on super balances above $3 million are complex, costly, and will lead to unintended outcomes not just for SMSFs but for small business operators also, says the SMSF Association. SMSF Association...

  17. $22bn in unpaid invoices means Christmas stress for business owners

    felt the pressure from bills outstanding was worse than ever this year. Intuit QuickBooks accounting and adviser group lead Damien Greathead said the cashflow shortfall over the shutdown period put extra pressure on the sector when cost-of-living...

  18. $1k standard deduction: tax simplicity, or a costly illusion?

    your records, stay informed, and don't settle for a standard result when you may be entitled to more. Jenny Wong is the tax lead at CPA Australia.

  19. $15bn of tax gap down to simple errors, says ATO

    A “goldilocks” approach to advice would help iron out the mistakes that lead to shortfall. Poor advice and simple errors are responsible for much of the $15 billion small-business tax gap, ATO second commissioner Jeremy Hirschhorn said. He said the...

  20. $150k instant asset write-off set for significant drop

    that the asset will need to be used or installed ready for use by 30 June 2020. “Often, more expensive assets have a longer lead time between order and delivery/installation, so businesses that want to claim the deduction need to get their orders in,”...

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