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  1. Key steps for hiring the right people

    One of the key factors in leading a high performance team is to recruit the right people and there are some critical steps that SMEs can take to get the right result for their team and bottom line. There will be times of course when you inherit a team...

  2. Key dispute hotspots flagged for accountants

    should be aware of, including inappropriate advice and failure to follow instructions. Speaking to Accountants Daily, FOS lead ombudsman, investments and advice, June Smith, said based on the dispute problem areas FOS has seen with financial advisers,...

  3. Keeping your clients’ assets safe

    their personal exposure, should things go pear shaped financially. Sadly, if the ramifications are severe enough, it could lead to the bankruptcy of the small business owner or a company director. In fact, we often hear the line “had I known that I...

  4. Keeping the season of giving alive

    other ways to give back. Volunteering and fundraising can equally make a positive difference. Julia Newbould, Stella Network lead, BT Financial Group

  5. Jones appoints specialist digital exec to lead MBR review 

    Service NSW head has been tasked with assessing the business registers project. Experienced executive Damon Rees will lead the independent review of the Modernising Business Registers (MBR) program. Minister for Financial Services Stephen Jones said Mr...

  6. Joint bodies say employers are ‘set up to fail’ in Payday Super regime

    IPA, the SMSF Association and The Tax Institute (the joint bodies) said that the timing of the required contributions may lead to ramifications for businesses. “PCG 2026/1 provides no assistance or relief from excess contributions tax for employees....

  7. Joint bodies flag potential issues with instant tax deduction bill

    ANZ), CPA Australia, and The Tax Institute have praised the instant tax deduction policy as a “worthy aspiration” that will lead to significant administrative cost savings, but have called for changes to the current drafting of the legislation. Treasury...

  8. Joint bodies fight for crucial changes to $3m super tax bill

    in a recent statement. The joint bodies have also warned that the absence of indexation for the $3 million threshold will lead to generational inequity and unnecessary uncertainty for the superannuation system. The JAWG is also concerned about a lack of...

  9. JobKeeper public register ruled out as payments reach $13bn

    by the government and the Tax Office. Tax experts have publicly floated the idea that Australia should follow New Zealand’s lead and introduce a public register of businesses part of the JobKeeper wage scheme to curb wrongdoing. Pressed by Greens...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Maja Garaca Djurdjevic
    • Category: Tax

  10. JobKeeper and cash flow boost audits – should accountants in Australia be worried?

    about JobKeeper 2.0 audits and will the new JobKeeper 2.0 eligibility criteria and the imminent cessation of cash flow boost lead to more ATO audit activity? Where are audits and reviews appearing? Audits and reviews commenced after the original...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Accountancy Insurance
    • Category: Regulation

  11. Job satisfaction trumps pay for accountants, new report shows

    Higher salaries do not necessarily lead accountants to be happier in their jobs, with workplace environment and career development opportunities vital in job satisfaction levels, a report shows. Sydney accounting recruitment firm Richard Lloyd’s salary...

  12. Jirsch Sutherland joins international insolvency network

    The national insolvency firm has been appointed Asia-Pacific lead of a global insolvency network, set to benefit members by offering them easier access to cross-border insolvency specialists and business referrals. National insolvency specialists...

  13. Jirsch Sutherland announces Brisbane acquisition

    the fear of breaching strict insolvent trading laws,” said Ms Muller. “Jirsch Sutherland’s expertise means that we should lead the field in this area – especially as the industry moves to crack down on unscrupulous and unqualified pre-insolvency...

  14. Jamee White CPA - Founder & BAS Agent

    the most value. Staying ahead for me means watching where the profession is evolving and positioning our practice to lead, rather than follow. What is the toughest challenge you've faced in your role? How did you overcome it? Definitely changing the way...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: NextEra Bookkeeping
    • Category: Profiles

  15. Issues with family trust distribution tax on the rise, ATO warns

    family trusts who have made a family trust election on how to limit their exposure to family trust distributions tax in the lead up to 30 June. In a recent update, the Tax Office warned trustees and advisers that it was seeing an increase in family...

  16. Is the death knell upon bookkeepers in 2019?

    offshoring, BotKeeper, AI in accounting software. The one thing that differs with this service offer is that I see it as a lead generator for bookkeepers who want to deliver the magic work. One of the most significant pain points for bookkeeping...

  17. IR reforms: A productivity predicament for finance leaders

    Finance leaders need to understand how the major changes to workplace laws impact their role and the operations of the business. As Australian businesses grapple with rising operational costs, fierce market competition, and an ever-evolving regulatory...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Matt Loop, Rippling
    • Category: Business

  18. IPA welcomes Tax Ombudsman's review into GIC

    Tax Ombudsman's review of the ATO's remission processes for the general interest charge (GIC) and is hopeful the review will lead to further improvements to the GIC remission process. Tax Ombudsman Ruth Owen handed down her review of the ATO's...

  19. IPA warns deductions at risk

    – because they will no longer be able to claim them as a legitimate deduction. “Loss of essential tools of trade will lead to further deterioration of Australia’s already declining productivity,” he said. “Taxpayers may not be aware that self-education...

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

  20. IPA targets 'disproportionate' SG charges

    payments late or at the incorrect amount are “disproportionate to the mischief” of the act. “In fact, the penalty regime can lead to further non-compliance delays in employers making superannuation contributions,” said Mr Conway. “The onerous penalty...

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