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  1. Enshrine right to disconnect from work, recruiter says

    and phone calls.” “Foster a culture where employees feel comfortable setting boundaries and prioritising personal time. Lead by example and model healthy work boundaries. “Encourage employees to prioritise their personal time and unplug from work when...

  2. Employment Hero names new APAC MD

    Keene served at the professional recruitment consultancy firm Michael Page International, leaving his final role as Team Lead in March 2015. Employment Hero said that Keene’s appointment emphasises the company’s investment in its home country and its...

  3. Employee entitlements, ‘wage theft’ and Fair Work: Why it’s time to be proactive

    vice versa. These bodies will conduct their own investigations into how a company is paying workers from abroad. This may lead to restrictions or bans on employing people from overseas as well as separate fines and additional adverse press coverage for...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Ben Renshaw, BDO
    • Category: Business

  4. Election called: The big-ticket items for tax, accountants

    in, not just for the next three years but for the next decade,” Mr Morrison said. “It’s a choice between a government that I lead and the alternative of a Labor government led by Bill Shorten. “You will have a choice between a government that is...

  5. Economic growth to stay sluggish despite stage 3 cuts: Deloitte

    on the economic outlook either, the firm wrote in its closely watched quarterly business outlook released this week. Lead author and partner Stephen Smith said the “soft” growth projections “shouldn’t come as a surprise” with the cash rate rising 425...

  6. Early super release scheme was ‘ineffective’, says e61 Institute

    the supplement was in place but the ERS scheme – despite being intended to target those in “financial stress” – did not lead to improvements in financial resilience or wellbeing, and nor did the ESP,” e61 Institute said. E61 Institute research director...

  7. E-invoicing will reduce emissions, says PwC

    off investments many large businesses have already made into electronic data interchange,” he said. “Allowing sufficient lead time also presents opportunities for larger businesses to include Peppol in any upcoming ERP cloud transformation project, as...

  8. Dusting off the covers: old, outstanding individual income tax returns a burden on accountants

    better work that's being created.” Despite the burden, Kaleb said that not lodging these old outstanding lodgments will lead to further risks. “[It becomes] a problem when you go to apply for remissions of penalties and interest, because the ATO will...

  9. Draft reporting regulation to exacerbate late lodgements, penalties

    proposed 45-day preparation requirement for SMSF financials will not address issues with late-lodging SMSFs and will instead lead to further late submissions and substantial penalties, says the Institute of Public Accountants. As part of a consultation...

  10. Don’t replace junior staff with AI, warns CPA

    to perform higher-level and more complex strategic tasks,” CPA Australia’s business investment and international lead, Gavan Ord, said. “Businesses must not underestimate the importance of keeping people in the loop. Specialist human oversight remains...

  11. Don’t be the deer caught in the headlights: The ATO’s crackdown on trustee beneficiary statements

    compliance landscape, covering: What accountants are asking about TB statements Learn how to avoid red flags that could lead to audits Understand what happens if you get it wrong and options for fixing historical problems Download your free copy today...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Knowledge Shop
    • Category: Tax

  12. Dominic Perrottet becomes new NSW Premier

    while Matt Kean succeeded him as Treasurer. “It’s an honour and absolute privilege to be elected as the parliamentary leader of the Liberal party, the premier of NSW, alongside my deputy leader, Stuart Ayres,” Mr Perrottet said. Mr Perrottet won the...

  13. Does the incumbent have an advantage over the challenger?

    and inspires your unbridled enthusiasm and passion. Recognise that as a bulldozer, you’re probably going to be a natural leader who doesn’t just want to lead, but can’t help but lead (and consequently, often have difficulty pretending to like the...

  14. Do your homework to avoid ‘culture tax’, accountants told

    create a safe environment for clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. Michelle Lim, the organisational culture and change lead at the RBA speaking in her personal capacity ahead of the inaugural Women in Finance Summit this week, said when clients...

  15. Do you want to be a rusted adviser?

    for our colleagues in the future. Unfortunately, I do not believe we are being served well at the current time and this will lead us and our profession to a destination which is not desired. The profession is changing and it is changing quickly. Action...

  16. Division 7A and Bendel: complete clarity or a 16 year journey far from over?

    range of meanings depending on context. 5. A construction of section 109D(3) that includes UPEs to companies as loans would lead to absurd and unintended results from the dual operation of section 109D and subdivision EA. 6. That is, a loan within the...

  17. Division 296 ‘blind spot’ may cost unprepared SMSFs

    A significant but largely overlooked reporting feature of Division 296 could impose substantial compliance costs and lead to adverse tax outcomes for SMSFs caught unawares, a leading auditor has warned. From 1 July, Division 296 – also known as the $3...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Naomi Neilson
    • Category: Tax

  18. Disqualified entities: What does it mean for your practice and what should you do now to ensure compliance from an HR perspective?

    disqualified entities can include individuals, companies, partnerships, trusts, and super funds. The criteria for what could lead to becoming a “disqualified entity” include those convicted of serious offences, fraud, or dishonesty, as well as those...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Barbara Selmer Hansen
    • Category: Business

  19. Director fails to prove shortfall penalty assessment was excessive

    issue arises for the Applicants in the lack of proper record keeping in a situation where funds are intermingled, which can lead to unfavourable taxation treatment when the records that are presented are deficient in the ways described above,” the...

  20. Digitisation has turned the finance function on its head

    the spotlight. Though they may not entirely realise it, CFOs have a new mandate: to move beyond their traditional roles and lead companies into the new frontier. A frontier made up of seemingly endless possibilities, which are now made visible through...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Kerry Agiasotis, Sage
    • Category: Business
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