Chris Ryan
Tax

100A blue zone could be scrapped, says ATO

Updates will add examples to the “safe” green zone and consider ditching one category altogether.
13 June 2022 • By Philip King

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Greg Prout
Appointments

WA Insolvency Solutions principal achieves double qualification

The 2002 graduate is now one of seven registered bankruptcy trustees at Jirsch Sutherland.
13 June 2022 • By Josh Needs
ATO rejects claims of 100A overreach
Tax

ATO rejects claims of 100A overreach

In this week’s Accountants Daily podcast, ATO acting assistant commissioner Chris Ryan rejects claims the draft ruling...
11 June 2022 • By Philip King
Tax

Tax season: Is your client eligible to use the loss carry-back tax offset?

Quick and simple answer to whether they are entitled to an offset under the company loss carry-back provisions
10 June 2022 • By Wolters Kluwr Tax & Accounting Australia
Tax

Common crypto tax questions and how to answer them

With more and more Australians becoming invested in cryptocurrency, you can bet that they’ll have a whole lot of...
10 June 2022 • By CryptoTaxCalculator
Barbara Selmer Hansen
Appointments

Desperate for staff? Inspire, develop… and reward when you can

Pay is just one ingredient when it comes to creating the sort of work experience that can attract and retain tax...
10 June 2022 • By Barbara Selmer Hansen
Sam Kothari
Technology

Airwallex launches direct payment link for Xero invoices

Payments automatically reconcile the account and provide a receipt.
10 June 2022 • By Josh Needs
Robyn Jacobson
Tax

The tax leftovers Labor must digest

Lapsed bills and policy loose ends mean the new government has a lot on its plate.
10 June 2022 • By Robyn Jacobson
Daniel West
Technology

Subscription overload ‘costs SMEs $1.4bn a year’

Lack of integration means software tools run in silos and hinder rather than help, says MYOB survey.
10 June 2022 • By Philip King
Business default rates to hit
Business

Business default rates to hit 5.8% – or higher, says CreditorWatch

With EOFY approaching, now is the time for businesses to check their financial health.
10 June 2022 • By Josh Needs
Tax

Prepare for protein bar and perfume claims

If clients have records, there are a huge variety of deductions available, says one accounting adviser.
10 June 2022 • By Josh Needs
Technology

Are you stuck in a time/tech conundrum?

Accountants and bookkeepers have been pushed to the limit as a result of increasing client demands, changing...
09 June 2022 • By Dext
Tax

100A tax time guide due in days, says ATO

The final document will take longer, the office says, but it will help trustees decide what to do this year.
09 June 2022 • By Philip King
Accountants chase pay rises above 6%
Appointments

Accountants chase pay rises above 6%

Three-quarters of bosses plan salary increases but most will fall short of staff expectations, says the latest survey.
09 June 2022 • By Philip King
Shaun Backhaus
Super

Super funds given another year of NALI grace

Political support to address issues with the non-arm’s length expenditure provisions sees the ATO extend transitional...
09 June 2022 • By Miranda Brownlee
 small businesses raiding personal funds to pay energy debts
Business

Small businesses raiding personal funds to pay energy debts

Pandemic hangover leaves 40 per cent of owners worse off, COSBOA survey finds.
09 June 2022 • By Keeli Cambourne
Technology

[CPD webinar] How to Unlock Hidden Capacity in Your Practice

Are you too busy with client work to think about what's next for your practice?
08 June 2022 • By Ignition
 how to have effective advisory conversations
Business

How to have effective advisory conversations

Your accounting degree equipped you with all the knowledge and technical skills you need to handle compliance work –...
08 June 2022 • By QuickBooks Australia