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  1. 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...

  2. 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

  3. 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...

  4. IPA signs deal with Sri Lankan member body

    capacity and professional development,” said IPA Group chief executive officer, Andrew Conway. “This agreement will also lead to the transfer of knowledge and sharing of experiences between both Institutes,” said Mr Conway. For the IPA, this follows its...

  5. IPA locks in new exec appointment

    The Institute of Public Accountants has appointed a new lead within in its education department. Professor Gary Pflugrath, formerly of the University of NSW, the RBA and International Federation of Accountants, is now executive general manager, IPA...

  6. IPA joins forces with bookkeeping association

    continue to be preserved, with operational autonomy across both brands. AAT chief executive Rochelle Park will continue to lead the AAT as part of the IPA Group and will assume a role within the Group Executive team of the IPA. The integration will see...

  7. IPA chief appointed to TPB 

    Australian government Treasury chief of staff before becoming the youngest CEO of a public entity when he was appointed to lead IPA. He has represented Australia at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, G20 and World Trade Organization summits, and the...

  8. IPA calls for ASIC’s powers to be stripped

    advice and the need to address the unmet demand from consumers. The IPA submission to the Quality of Advice Review took its lead from an interim report from the Australian Law Reform Commission last November “and honed in on ASIC”, Ms Stylianou said....

  9. IPA 'disappointed' with govt's missed tax opportunity

    the government have support for. The first was recommendation 3.2 that governments should fully and promptly implement the leading practices and recommendations from the commission’s previous reports on business regulation. “It’s great the government...

  10. Intuit spies gig economy play

    times is one where accounting professionals will specialise in helping self-employed individuals, global accountant segment leader of Intuit, Rich Preece, told Accountants Daily. He said these accountants will embrace the fact that many self-employed...

  11. Intuit QuickBooks shares organisation hacks for overworked accountants

    what’s coming up. And this doesn’t need to be just for client work. The biggest trap that firms fall into, especially for leaders, emerging leaders and managers, is only planning for client work. This can lead to maxing out capacity and becoming...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Intuit QuickBooks
    • Category: Business

  12. Intuit kicks off Get Connected roadshow 

    to give attendees the opportunity to reconnect with friends in the industry. Intuit’s accountant and adviser group marketing lead Damien Greathead said bookkeepers and accountants had been working hard to help clients through the challenges of the past...

  13. Intuit announces new product lead amid APAC expansion

    across Asia-Pacific. Intuit has confirmed that former Xero general manager of product Matthew Miles (pictured) will lead product for APAC to drive the next phase of its APAC expansion, fast-tracking the shift from a system of record to a system of...

  14. International tax reform could net annual gains of $220bn

    two-pillar system to address the tax challenges which arose from the digitalisation and globalisation of the economy would lead to greater taxing rights for market jurisdictions and a floor placed on tax competition said the OECD. Pillar Two would...

  15. International student caps to worsen accountant shortage, joint bodies warn

    education is a critical pipeline to train new accountants,” Gavan Ord, CPA Australia’s business investment and international lead, said. “Any measures that cut the number of genuine international students who wish to study accounting in Australian...

  16. International consulting firm appoints forensic accountant

    and regulatory scrutiny. Speaking on Mr Mullins’ appointment, FTI Consulting’s forensic and litigation consulting lead, Dawna Wright, said the appointment comes at a time of “growth” for the firm, bolstering its valuation advisory and risk and...

  17. Institutional, big 4 exec hires mark service line boosts for Grant Thornton

    as a partner in its financial services division. “We are excited about expanding our expertise in this important area,” said lead partner of Grant Thornton’s financial services industry group, Madeleine Mattera. Chris Watson is also returning to the...

  18. Institute of Certified Bookkeepers gets new leadership after 20-year tenure

    the very beginning. As I step back from my direct involvement, I look forward to watching Amanda and the team continue to lead and grow the professional community.” Incoming ICB leader Amanda Linton said the organisation would continue to support the...

  19. Instant asset write-off fails to attract small business

    that exist around the instant asset write-off before we get to EOFY.” The survey also found that computers continue to lead the highest amount of claims at 56 per cent, followed by vehicles at 33 per cent, tools at 23 per cent and office furniture at 21...

  20. Inspector-General knocks ATO boss’ tax agent blasting

    Competitive neutrality Mr Falinski also questioned the appropriateness of the Tax Office to be making comments that could lead taxpayers to self-lodge in preference to using a tax agent. “I don't think the commissioner's remark was saying, 'Don't use...

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