Business

Tribunal upholds ATO’s position in COVID-19 payment case

A consulting business has failed to prove its entitlement to cash flow support payments that were provided to...

27 May 2025 • By Miranda Brownlee

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Business

Small firms need cost relief as the effects of COVID-19 remain: COSBOA

Rising costs, skills shortages, and reduced discretionary spending by consumers are the top challenges impacting small...

30 May 2023 • By Josh Needs

Regulation

What will financial lending look like in a post-COVID-19 world?

As Australia continues to recover from the impacts of COVID-19, it is evident that many industries have fundamentally...

06 January 2022 • By Driva

Business

Ceased COVID-19 support payments to bolster labour shortage: Frydenberg

Labour shortages are likely to wane off the back of wound-down COVID-19 support measures, the Treasurer said, as New...

11 October 2021 • By John Buckley

Intuit Education

COVID-19 support measure update for accountants and bookkeepers

Industry representatives have been negotiating with the NSW state government to clarify updated requirements for...

27 September 2021 • By Intuit QuickBooks

Intuit Education

Big challenges for microbusinesses during COVID-19

Promoted by Intuit QuickBooks. For small businesses, a cash reserve can be the key to survival. Some clients rely on...

15 September 2021 • By Intuit QuickBooks

Intuit Education

Practical advice can help clients navigate uncertainty

Promoted by Intuit QuickBooks. Clients, staff and accountants themselves are all under pressure. Businesses have to...

15 September 2021 • By Intuit QuickBooks

Intuit Education

Bookkeeping is key to managing and growing a business

Promoted by Intuit QuickBooks. Bookkeepers can help build and maintain sustainable businesses. Regular communication...

15 September 2021 • By Intuit QuickBooks

Intuit Education

Father and daughter bookkeepers plan for the future

Promoted by Intuit QuickBooks. A family team takes care of business – and themselves. Communication maintains client...

15 September 2021 • By Intuit QuickBooks

Business

M&A deals flourish as COVID-19 loses shock factor

Australia’s merger and acquisition appetite has returned, as the pandemic shock factor fades, and deals are trending...

14 September 2021 • By John Buckley

Business

Inquiry launched into Commonwealth COVID-19 policy expenditure

A raft of Auditor-General reports on the Morrison government’s COVID-19 policy efforts have triggered a parliamentary...

07 September 2021 • By John Buckley

Webcasts

Navigating the COVID-19 support measures with Robyn Jacobson

Robyn Jacobson, CTA, senior advocate at The Tax Institute, will deep-dive into what’s new and what’s changed for the...

06 September 2021 • By Jeremiah Sebastian

Business

FWO greenlights select workplace COVID-19 vaccine mandates

New guidance released by the Fair Work Ombudsman could offer grounds for some employers to force their staff to get...

17 August 2021 • By John Buckley

Super

ATO issues administrative arrangements for COVID-19 super recontribution

The ATO has flagged new administrative arrangements for individuals wanting to recontribute amounts they withdrew...

17 August 2021 • By Jotham Lian

Business

Big 4 firms signal COVID-19 vaccine programs

From vaccine leave to plans to offer on-site inoculation, each of the big four firms has signalled moves to support...

10 August 2021 • By John Buckley

Business

Service NSW to address accountants in new COVID-19 support webinar

Tax practitioners will now have their questions on NSW’s COVID-19 business support measures addressed directly by...

09 August 2021 • By Jotham Lian

Business

Quantifying the value of advice amid the COVID-19 crisis

Accountants and bookkeepers were an invaluable resource for business clients amid the COVID-19 crisis last year, and...

30 July 2021 • By Robyn Tongol

Business

2021 COVID-19 support measures

The latest COVID-19 support measures are designed to support businesses and households through the NSW lockdown, but...

29 July 2021 • By Robyn Jacobson, The Tax Institute