Business

eBook: So Your Client Wants to Set Up a Foreign Company?

Many clients who sell a product or service internationally believe that there must be a tax saving for them if they...

09 October 2023 • By CST

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Tax

Victoria land tax ‘onslaught’ could spark investor exodus

The expansion of the state’s vacant residential land tax follows a string of recent property tax changes and hikes.

09 October 2023 • By Christine Chen

Regulation

PwC partners failed to self-disclose, CA ANZ admits

Members are required to report themselves for sanctionable conduct but none came forward, parliamentary inquiry hears.

09 October 2023 • By Philip King

Business

​​​​Small business struggles, but financial system resilient: RBA

The bank’s Financial Stability Review finds higher interest rates have hurt small businesses the most.

09 October 2023 • By Christine Chen

Regulation

ChangeGPS sounds alarm over clause in CA ANZ conduct rules

Members could be forced to refund or waive fees to a client under one resolution currently up for vote, the software...

09 October 2023 • By Philip King

Regulation

Monash Uni loses appeal to rewrite staff agreements, dodge $9m bill

UPDATED: The university wanted to classify all student consultations within a week of lectures and tutorials as unpaid...

06 October 2023 • By Christine Chen

Tax

Women in Finance Podcast: Why Tanya Sale believes support is key to being a...

Ahead of the Women in Finance Summit and Awards 2023, we’re catching up with some of the leading women in the...

06 October 2023 • By Annie Kane

Business

[CPD Webinar series] Achieve long-term success: Overcome capacity challenges

Are you constantly facing capacity challenges within your practice?

06 October 2023 • By Ignition

Business

Scrap ‘problematic’ accountants’ certificates, Canberra told

The documents are no longer fit for purpose and create increased litigation risk for accountants, three professional...

06 October 2023 • By Miranda Brownlee

Tax

Why it’s a tricky job telling contractors from employees

Recent case law offers some clarification but uncertainty remains, particularly in the medical space.

06 October 2023 • By Jeremy Makowski

Tax

Former students caught out by HECS index and complex rules

Accountants say first home buyers and those living overseas are struggling to manage their obligations.

06 October 2023 • By Christine Chen

Business

How tight credit risk processes deliver paybacks all round

Accountants are well placed to put clients on the road to best-practice evaluations.

06 October 2023 • By Brendan Sherry

Technology

Expanded media platform unveiled to support Australia’s cyber sector

Australia’s leading source of market intelligence and news for the cyber security sector, Cyber Security Connect, has...

06 October 2023 • By Malavika Santhebennur

Business

CEOs confident despite economic headwinds, survey finds

Local bosses cite cyber crime, the cost of living and trade regulations as key threats to growth, KPMG says.

06 October 2023 • By Philip King

Technology

Software overload means most CFOs stick to manual processes

With some finance leaders juggling over 50 different tools, technology is leaving them overwhelmed and ill-equipped to...

05 October 2023 • By Christine Chen

Business

‘Covid changed merger dynamics, tech has become a wildcard’

The big players are long gone together with acquisitions for the sake of it, says one specialist, but AI could be a...

05 October 2023 • By Philip King

Business

Torrent of disapproval greets CA ANZ finances

Social media comments range from accusations the body is failing to live “within its means” to allegations that...

05 October 2023 • By Philip King and Christine Chen

Super

ATO steps up data-matching to snare late super payments

STP 2 and more sophisticated software enables the Tax Office to monitor payments quarter by quarter, a technical...

05 October 2023 • By Miranda Brownlee