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  1. Payday super part 2: not quite ‘all systems go’

    used by employers and superannuation funds to record, report and process SG contributions. Further: Providing 18 months in lead time between the planned legislation of the changes in late 2024 and the start date of 1 July 2026 will also mitigate...

  2. Paycepaid appoints experienced professional to head of sales

    “We are thrilled to welcome David to our team,” said Mr Mali. “His deep industry knowledge and proven track record in sales leadership will be invaluable as we continue to grow and expand our presence in the region.” The firm said Mr Howgate will be...

  3. Paycepaid acquires Australian Debt Recoveries 

    receivables system for clients. “In an environment of increasing tech innovation, the resources available from Paycepaid to lead our business into the future are enticing and exciting,” said Mr Bosman. “In the challenging area of debt collection, this...

  4. Passive directors at ‘real risk’ under new DPN regime

    directors review the accounting systems their businesses are using to identify any systemic or processing errors which may lead to GST liabilities. “Directors can’t escape a liability by resigning, as the ATO takes the position that if you resign as a...

  5. Paperwork bungles lead to $38K in payments

    Back office and paperwork bungles have seen several workers given $38,000 in unpaid wages and entitlements, as the regulator sounds alarm bells on its monitoring of “the intricacies of our workplace laws.” The workers were based in the Newcastle and...

  6. Pandemic dampens career opportunities for women, exacerbates pay inequity

    of time pressures and the physical and psychological strains of increased household and parental workloads. The study’s lead author, Dr Fiona Macdonald, said the disruption caused by the pandemic is likely to have critical impacts on the careers of...

  7. Over a quarter of tax agents fail CPE audit

    or professional reading, with the remaining 4 per cent non-compliant. “Failure to comply with our CPE requirements may lead to a formal investigation that could result in an administrative sanction,” said the TPB. “Sanctions available range from written...

  8. Over 50% of organisations falling short on lease accounting standards

    savings from stronger systems, processes and controls for the lease portfolio.” Sebastien Normand, VP revenue and country lead Australia at RGP, offered a similar sentiment, noting the key to success was “cross-functional co-operation and good...

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

  9. Opportunity for accountants in mortgages

    Business that the close, trusted relationship consumers already enjoy with their accountant or financial planner will lead to these professions playing a more prominent role in the future of mortgage distribution. “I believe the new era is going to be...

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

  10. One-Year Bankruptcy: What could possibly go wrong?

    the benefits of 12-month bankruptcy for ‘genuine’ bankrupts, we believe the reform is dangerously over-simplified and could lead to the exploitation of our bankruptcy system by ‘rogue bankrupts’. To understand the risks, here’s a real-life example. A...

  11. One more rate rise could tip us into recession, says Deloitte

    in the cash rate beyond the current 3.1 per cent could unnecessarily tip Australia into recession in 2023,” said the report lead author Stephen Smith. “On the RBA’s own figuring, mortgage repayments, including principal and interest, are already on...

  12. OECD executive among 3 new ‘high calibre’ KPMG hires

    appointment complemented the firm’s consulting restructure. “David is a highly respected national and global policy leader who joins us after a decade at the OECD,” he said. “As a key member of our business transformation team, David will provide...

  13. NSW, Victoria prescribe GP payroll tax without amnesty sweetener

    across the states which increases the risk. “Whatever the next steps are for practices, we are concerned this may ultimately lead to an increased cost of healthcare in Australia as practices deal with the impact of increased payroll tax.”

  14. NSW lifts payroll tax threshold

    strong budget position has allowed us to weather the most severe economic storm in a generation, and we will continue to lead the way in job creation and supporting business through the 2020–21 budget,” Mr Perrottet said. Minister for Finance and Small...

  15. NSW budget shows widening fiscal gap

    for debate on both federation and tax reform, following this week’s NSW budget. Iain McGuire, the firm’s NSW government lead partner said changes to commonwealth funding mean the time for debate is now. “The budget identifies a widening long-term fiscal...

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

  16. NSW budget delivers slight promise for grappling SMEs: CPA

    products and the diversification of manufacturing. Gavan Ord, CPA Australia’s business investment and international lead, said the blueprint would be set to bring support to NSW’s small businesses, as more investment would be attracted to the state....

  17. NSW and building industry lead nation into insolvency

    The latest data shows wind-ups on the way back to pre-pandemic levels. NSW businesses are going bust quicker than those elsewhere in Australia with almost half the total insolvencies in the last financial year, according to figures from Insolvency...

  18. No, seriously, where are the women?

    to bolster gender inclusivity. The Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA) is actively looking to boost female leadership and representation in the insolvency sector, as women only made up just 16 per cent of registered trustees and 10 per cent...

  19. No safe distance: the call your clients are about to make

    How accountants can lead through geopolitical disruption. Parts one and two mapped the problem. Part one showed how the Middle East conflict transmits into Australian business costs through energy and freight, imported inflation, and currency pressure....

  20. No compliance, no extension: Accountant warns late lodgers as 31 Oct deadline looms

    returns are one of the ATO’s most visible compliance red flags, and misunderstanding the lodgment program’s rules can lead to hefty penalties and missed opportunities for a legitimate deferral. As tax professionals, we’re reminding clients that the May...

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