Business

Mining mogul gets 7-year prison sentence for $1.13m GST fraud

A Western Australian mining mogul has been sentenced to seven years and 10 months in prison for obtaining $1.13...

10 September 2025 • By Emma Partis

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Tax

Under the Hood: FTDT – the sleeping giant awakes

This week on UTH, Imogen learns the ins and outs of family trust elections and family trust distributions tax with...

09 September 2025 • By Robyn Tongol

Regulation

TPB terminates former PwC CEO’s tax agent status following tax leaks failures

The Tax Practitioner’s Board has terminated the registered tax agent status of former PwC CEO Tom Seymour for his...

09 September 2025 • By Emma Partis

Business

How accounting firms can make sense of Right to Disconnect laws

The Right to Disconnect laws now in place for small businesses like accounting firms are sparking plenty of...

09 September 2025 • By Stephen Roebuck

Regulation

Company auditor applies for registration cancellation: ASIC

The corporate regulator has accepted the cancellation of a company auditor’s registration for independence compliance...

09 September 2025 • By Imogen Wilson

Tax

Delay in Div 296 tax ‘no surprise’: SMSFA

Rumours that the Division 296 tax is being put on hold come as no surprise to the SMSF Association.

09 September 2025 • By Keeli Cambourne

Business

‘Satisfied with rejection’: COSBOA backs Senate decline of WFH amendments

Business advocacy bodies have welcomed the Senate’s rejection of proposed amendments to the Fair Work Act seeking to...

09 September 2025 • By Imogen Wilson

Tax

Using Tax Depreciation Schedules to Improve Client Cash Flow

Many residential property investors miss out on valuable tax depreciation deductions each financial year. The reason...

09 September 2025 • By Duo Tax

Regulation

Human rights advocates welcome proposed Whistleblower Ombudsman

Last Wednesday, the government announced a new proposal to establish a Whistleblower Ombudsman in a bid to clarify and...

08 September 2025 • By Emma Partis

Super

More SMSF members accessing benefits, ATO stats reveal

There are more SMSF members now accessing their funds, according to the most recent ATO quarterly update.

08 September 2025 • By Keeli Cambourne

Business

Business NSW backs opposition’s call to revive business program, ease payroll...

The NSW opposition has committed to reinstating the ‘Business Connect’ program for small businesses and easing payroll...

08 September 2025 • By Imogen Wilson

Regulation

Comprehensive Cryptocurrency Pension Implementation Guide for Professional...

The integration of cryptocurrency assets into pension portfolios has emerged as one of the most significant...

07 September 2025 • By Underfive

Tax

How alternative financing is transforming SME growth: OptiPay

On this episode of the Accountants Daily Insider, Angus Sedgwick, chief executive of OptiPay, unveils the...

05 September 2025 • By OptiPay

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05 September 2025 • By [email protected]

Business

Bookkeeper steals over $88k from Sydney law firm

The bookkeeper of a small Sydney law firm stole more than $88,000, allegedly from employee salaries and office expenses.

05 September 2025 • By Naomi Neilson

Technology

Accountants must ‘get their hands dirty’, be intuitive with AI

To ensure the human edge is not lost from client service delivery, accounting professionals must better demonstrate...

05 September 2025 • By Jerome Doraisamy

Business

Communication key to effectively strengthen bookkeeper, accountant relationships

Bookkeepers and accountants are being urged to work collaboratively on a more consistent basis to give clients a...

05 September 2025 • By Imogen Wilson

Tax

ATO opens door to feedback on taxpayer relief provisions

The Tax Office is seeking feedback on its approach to taxpayer relief provisions.

05 September 2025 • By Imogen Wilson