Regulation

Why CPA Firms Struggle With Workflow—and What You Can Do to Improve Yours

Promoted by Practice Ignition With a strong handle of workflow challenges, deficits and gaps, business becomes more...

21 September 2020 • By Practice Ignition

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Business

ATO to trade data on 12 million Australians on Centrelink

Up to 12 million Australians on Centrelink will now have their real-time salary and wage data shared between the ATO...

18 September 2020 • By Jotham Lian

Business

Tax cuts, red tape reduction on SME budget wish list: MYOB

Small businesses are hoping for lower company tax rates and the slashing of red tape, as the government prepares to...

17 September 2020

Appointments

8 steps to follow when making job offers to accountants

Promoted by Accountests

16 September 2020 • By Accountests

Appointments

6 Practical Steps to Writing Realistic Position Descriptions for Accountants

Promoted by Accountests

16 September 2020 • By Accountests

Business

Building resilience in the face of a crisis

Promoted by CPA Australia

16 September 2020 • By CPA Australia

Business

JobSeeker cuts will cost economy $31bn, says Deloitte

The Morrison government’s plans to reduce the coronavirus supplement for Australians on JobSeeker, Youth Allowance and...

15 September 2020

Technology

How APS helped Pitcher Partners navigate changing times

Promoted by APS Software Firms that were in the midst of – or had already completed – their digital transformation...

14 September 2020 • By APS Software

Regulation

Avoid underpayments: Check your compliance with recent annualised wage changes

Promoted by ADP Australia and New Zealand It has been more than six months since major changes came into effect for...

14 September 2020 • By ADP Australia and New Zealand

Business

Victoria unveils $3bn ‘biggest package of business support’

Victorian businesses are set to receive up to $20,000 in grants and further payroll tax deferrals under a new $3...

14 September 2020

Appointments

Former big four partner warns of incoming COVID-19 tax disputes

Businesses should brace for an increase in tax disputes, including JobKeeper-related issues, says a national law...

11 September 2020

Tax

ATO complaints going nowhere: Tax watchdog probes discrepancy

Close to nine out of 10 online complaints made to the tax watchdog had not been recognised by the ATO as a complaint...

11 September 2020

Super

ATO cancels 1,000 newly registered SMSFs

With illegal early release risks with newly registered SMSFs remaining a top priority for the regulator, the ATO has...

11 September 2020

Business

Accountants Daily Strategy Week Day 3 wrap-up: The insolvency tsunami and...

Identifying clients who are on the verge of collapse and helping others repay loan deferrals or access new loans were...

10 September 2020 • By Jotham Lian

Business

Federal Court knocks back tax agent’s appeal

A tax agent who had been banned for the maximum period has had his request for a stay order appeal rejected by the...

10 September 2020

Super

Charting a new course of Independence for SMSF accounting and audit firms

Promoted by CPA Australia The Independence Guide clarifies that ethical walls aren’t sufficient for most SMSF...

09 September 2020 • By Josephine Haste, CPA and Claire Grayston, FCPA

Tax

ATO kicks off ‘soft’ debt collection restart

The ATO has launched a soft restart of its debt and lodgement activities as it looks to re-engage with businesses.

09 September 2020

Business

CPA Australia presses Daniel Andrews for business support

The Victorian government has been told to increase its support grants and extend further concessionary measures in...

08 September 2020 • By Jotham Lian