The Tax Office has refuted claims that it is on a witch hunt against all tax practitioners and taxpayers, but will...
A standing committee has heard the ATO is yet to deliver on several years of portal development promises, as more...
The ATO has announced it will look to extend the independent review process over tax disputes to small businesses, in a...
The Inspector-General of Taxation has announced the terms of reference in its investigation into the ATO’s alleged...
The Fair Work Ombudsman has provided reassurance for bookkeepers by confirming that it will not be taking any action on...
An association body will be lobbying alongside accounting bodies to push for accountants’ familiarity with code of...
An association has hit out at the indicative levies for ASIC’s industry funding model, believing that liquidators...
The income tax compliance of expats under US law is creating concern in light of new data sharing arrangements between...
Only five of about 140 software developers registered to provide single touch payroll (STP) services are ready ahead of...
The ATO’s second commissioner told tax agents he is confident the new portals won’t be plagued with instability...
SMSF lodgement is a major compliance focus for the tax office, and its monitoring and surveillance have found 5,000 tax...
As discontent stirs about the tough stance on small work-related expenses deductions, the ATO has issued a statement in...
A payroll provider has hit out at the ATO for failing to finalise single touch payroll specifications, believing it...
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