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SuperStream issues mean ATO should tread softly: SMSF industry
With the office likely to be “bombarded” with breaches, the SMSF industry hopes it will take an “educative approach”.
17 October 2022 • By Miranda Brownlee
Technology
Lean on specialists for tech and learn to say ‘No!’
17 October 2022 • By Philip King
Regulation
Productivity Commission warns against multi-employer bargaining
17 October 2022 • By Josh Needs
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Technology
Protect against credit card fraud or pay the price, retailers told
“Chargeback fraud” leaves merchants on the hook for whatever gets stolen, says security specialist.
17 October 2022 • By Josh Needs
Tax
Top 1,000 taxpayers paid more than $44bn: ATO
One-fifth of corporate income tax and about one-third of GST comes from our largest entities.
17 October 2022 • By Keeli Cambourne
Tax
‘Amazing time’ to start an accounting firm, says marketing specialist
It's an “amazing time” to start an accounting firm and inspirational role models – here and overseas – are showing...
14 October 2022 • By Philip King
Technology
Preparation and speedy response key to cyber protection, experts say
Specialists agree each breach is unique, but every business should prepare an emergency plan.
14 October 2022 • By Josh Needs
Regulation
Timely review of Taxpayers’ Charter a chance to modernise
The document that outlines the rights and obligations of taxpayers will benefit from an update — and more widespread...
14 October 2022 • By Robyn Jacobson
Business
Most CEOs expect recession, plan hiring freeze: KPMG
The firm’s annual global survey paints a gloomy prospect for the next 12 months.
14 October 2022 • By Philip King
Regulation
Tassie food outlets forced to back pay workers $120,000
FWO raids found almost 150 workers being underpaid by 24 cafes and restaurants across Launceston.
14 October 2022 • By Josh Needs
Technology
How to spot a dodgy invoice every time
Putting in place five simple procedures to track, check, and match crucial details will leave fraudsters with fewer...
14 October 2022 • By Gerard Mondaca
Regulation
Get advice before it’s too late, CA ANZ warns NSW first home buyers
An annual tax instead of stamp duty might fail to leave consumers better off, the professional body cautions.
14 October 2022 • By Josh Needs
Business
A smarter way of organising and accessing everything your practice needs
Your personalised digital workspace is a smarter way of accessing everything you need to run your practice, enabling...
13 October 2022 • By APS Software
Super
Pay super with wages to end billions in shortfall: ISA
Industry Super Australia says the upcoming budget should mandate the change to end the “unpaid super scourge”.
13 October 2022 • By Philip King
Tax
Revenue ‘too reliant on income tax, with or without stage 3 cuts’
Even with the controversial reductions, taxes on individuals will soon reach record levels and Australia needs to...
13 October 2022 • By Philip King
Regulation
ASIC outlines key strategies for crypto regulation
The Commissioner also reiterated its stance on cyber attacks and companies that fail to protect personal data.
13 October 2022 • By Josh Needs
Tax
With 100A, the ATO has zoned us out
The use of colour codes to classify trust distribution arrangements allows the tax office to dodge tricky issues of...
13 October 2022 • By John Jeffreys
Regulation
Accountants first line of scam defence, says TPB
Board urges agents to raise client awareness of increasing cyber fraud.
13 October 2022 • By Josh Needs
Business
Accountex Australia brings new CPD-accredited forum to Melbourne
Join Melbourne’s accounting and finance community for an afternoon of insightful discussion and networking with...
12 October 2022 • By Accountex Australia
Tax
Tax chief refuses to rule out third term
Despite signalling he would leave in 18 months, Chris Jordan could see his digitisation project through to the end of...
12 October 2022 • By David Walker