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Regulation

Accountants at a standstill with incoming mandatory education rules

There have been no new approvals for applications made by higher education providers to the Financial Adviser...
17 May 2019

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Anatomy of an event

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26 April 2019 • By Wolters Kluwer
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Why documentation is vital with ATO audits

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11 April 2019 • By Thomson Reuters
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Technology

ATO launches electronic TBAR form

Tax agents can now lodge an online transfer balance account report and view transfer balance cap information through...
02 April 2019 • By Jemelle Blanco
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Technology

ATO pushes towards software one-stop shop for agents

The Tax Office has begun providing accounting software developers the tools and protocols they will need to create a...
25 March 2019 • By Jemelle Blanco
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Regulation

ATO points to market ‘gap’ after accountants exemption ditched

Dumping the accountants exemption has created a hole in the market for Australians who have simple advice needs, the...
21 March 2019
Colin Walker, ATO
Regulation

‘The doomsayers are wrong’: Accounting industry younger and thriving, says ATO

The accounting profession is younger than ever, more gender equal, and continually growing, according to new ATO data,...
18 March 2019
ATO
Super

ATO rolls out campaign to crackdown on SMSF auditor number misuse

The Tax Office will now provide all SMSF auditors with a list of funds that reported their auditor numbers on annual...
11 March 2019
Kate Carnell
Tax

ATO small biz treatment and debt recovery practices to undergo review

The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman will review the ATO’s treatment of small businesses who...
08 March 2019
Paul Drum
Regulation

Spike in fees for liquidators, auditors slammed

CPA Australia has taken aim at regulatory cost burden placed on the profession, calling for the government to increase...
26 February 2019
Jason Falinski
Tax

ATO slapped with 37 recommendations from parliamentary committee

A long-awaited parliamentary inquiry has laid out 37 recommendations to the Tax Office, including the establishment of...
26 February 2019
Andrew Watson ATO
Technology

‘Nirvana’: ATO promises more goodies post-online services rollout

With around two out of five tax practitioners now having access to the new online services for agents, the ATO has...
20 February 2019 • By Jemelle Blanco
ASIC and Andrew Conway
Regulation

Fix funding holes before adding more regulators, government told

ASIC should be given additional funding to execute its job before a new oversight authority is introduced, says the...
15 February 2019 • By Katarina Taurian
ATO
Tax

Tax agent, taxpayer satisfaction with ATO drops

The tax office believes its performance as a regulator remains “good” despite showing a decline in community...
12 February 2019
Tony Greco
Regulation

‘Better now than never’: A regulatory funding lesson for the accounting industry

The underfunding of industry regulators have contributed to the stark findings of the royal commission, with parallels...
06 February 2019
Josh Frydenberg
Regulation

Funding constraints linger despite government’s regulator blasting

The federal government said it’s confident the regulators are well funded and prepared for a post-royal commission...
05 February 2019 • By Billie Andrada
Karen Foat ATO
Tax

New SMS scam ‘spoofs’ ATO number

The Tax Office issued a warning on a new text message scam that mimics an ATO number in an attempt to steal money and...
04 February 2019
david smith
Regulation

Mandatory education reforms push three-quarters of accountants out of...

Industry polling suggests over three-quarters of accountants will stop providing financial advice or palm them off to...
01 February 2019