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  1. The year of shakers and movers

    he takes up on 1 March. A former ATO officer and Treasury deputy secretary, Mr Chalmers described him as “an outstanding leader and one of the nation’s most experienced tax experts”. He inherits a rapidly digitising ATO on track for a future where “tax...

  2. The WoWcrowd

    Promoted by myprosperity Discover a series designed to inspire, motivate and lead the Whole of Wealth movement. Stand out from the crowd. What the advice industry needs right now is a dose of something different, an injection of a ‘Fresh Approach’. The...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: myprosperity
    • Category: Business

  3. The windfall gains tax – plunder or taxation?

    not related to the rezoning are not subjected to the WGT. Practically however, this will likely be an exercise that will lead to significant dispute and disagreement between the State Revenue Office and affected landowners. What if the property is...

  4. The top three tips to successfully automate key business processes in your accounting practice

    out for processes that involve a number of steps and/or people, that are prone to data entry or human errors, and that often lead to inconsistent outcomes. The processing and distribution of ATO correspondence, updating client details and email...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: ATOmate
    • Category: Business

  5. The top 4 tax scams targeting Australians this tax season

    ask you to update MFA via email, especially with a QR code, or a link to log in to online services. These codes typically lead to fake myGov login pages designed to steal your credentials. If you receive an email like this, do not scan the QR code,...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Martin Kraemer, KnowBe4
    • Category: Technology

  6. The Tax Institute appoints new tax counsel

    tax profession. “Julie is highly credentialed and has been recognised among her peers and throughout the profession for her leadership and excellence in tax,” Mr Mills said. “As the Tax Institute takes the lead on not only guiding practitioners through...

  7. The Tax Institute ‘pleased’ with ATO’s review of taxpayer relief provisions

    and often implied a more favourable tax treatment or a decrease in the overall tax burden. “This common understanding may lead taxpayers to assume that the term refers to broad tax relief measures, which could misrepresent the specific intentions of the...

  8. The reality of a more complex tax system

    small businesses”. The budget’s inclusion of a permanent loss carry-back came as a pleasant surprise to some, with RSM tax leader Liam Telford telling Accountants Daily that it will provide businesses with greater resilience. Greco said that the IAWO,...

  9. The price you pay: The real cost of not investing in cybersecurity

    hardware like on-site servers are secure, and get quality IT resources. For smaller firms that can’t afford an on-site IT leader, an external provider can provide advice on things like cybersecurity tools, hardware, critical infrastructure and more to...

  10. The power of leveraging AI as a young accountant

    losing clients to firms that can provide this guidance. This is a chance for accountants to step up, provide clarity, and lead their clients into the future. How should accounting firms prepare to help their clients? It starts with education. Make sure...

  11. The only event you need this year: 18 Hours CPD at Crown Melbourne

    you can apply straight away. For principals and senior staff, it is also an investment in clarity. It is easier to plan and lead when you have stepped back from the day-to-day treadmill and listened to what is emerging across the profession. Crown...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Institute of Financial Professionals Australia
    • Category: Business

  12. The key to successful leadership

    for being a respected and successful boss. Nick Deligiannis, managing director of Hays in Australia and New Zealand, said leaders must take stock of their management style as it is all too easy to slip unconsciously into poor behaviours without even...

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

  13. The key to going digital: Keep it simple

    according to MYOB’s Closing the Digital Gap paper last year. It found that increasing digital adoption among SMEs could lead to a 1.8 per cent increase in the sector’s contribution to GDP, equivalent to a $10.5 billion gain for the Australian economy....

  14. The IPA Program–Deakin MBA: – a global qualification for a global profession

    adviser to clients and employers. But it is imperative to maintain that level of trust by staying up to date and being leaders in the knowledge space,” he said. As the demand for professional services continues to grow, there is one education standard...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA)
    • Category: Regulation

  15. The insolvency landscape: 2025 mid-year review and beyond

    anticipates a 5 per cent drop in global insolvencies, with the Asia-Pacific region – including Australia – expected to lead this decline. Contributing factors include: Easing monetary policy: Central banks are expected to reduce interest rates, easing...

  16. The HR problems accountants cannot ignore

    and the position needs to be filled with urgency, or because they simply do not know what questions to ask. Managing and leading staff is a skill, one that not everybody has. The type of management style you have will often dictate the culture of your...

  17. The high-tech, low-touch path to improving customer value

    can be used as a time-effective means of promoting your firm to both ‘bread and butter’ clients and high-value ones, through lead generation and long-term brand awareness campaigns. Such campaigns can be published on social media channels at scheduled...

  18. The hidden toll: Accountants’ health in the crucible of the tax season

    these responsibilities coupled with the pressure of deadlines and accuracy creates the pre-conditions for high stress, often leading to a cascade of negative effects on overall wellbeing. Amidst the ‘balancing act’ of tax season, it can be easy for...

  19. The great divide: Will Div 296 risk ‘unfair penalisation’?

    disregarded the purpose of franking credits. In addition, CPA believed it could also distort investment decisions and lead to inequitable outcomes for super funds where franking credits were excluded from the calculation of fund earnings for Div 296...

  20. The Great Disruption 2.0: Why a succession plan for key talent is a must-have in 2021–22

    to prepare for such a shift will require an assessment of genuine critical roles across the organisation — namely, within leadership — to ensure they focus their retention efforts on the right people. It’s time for executive teams and HR to assess what...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Jenine Waters, BDO Australia
    • Category: Business
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