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Federal Court of Australia
Business

Federal Court paves way for taxpayer to argue ATO owes duty of care

The Federal Court has held that a taxpayer’s argument that the commissioner owes a duty of care is “reasonably...
17 July 2019

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AAT
Business

AAT affirms ATO GST decision

The Administrative Appeals Tribunal has upheld the ATO’s decision to deny a taxpayer’s claim for GST refunds with...
08 July 2019
H&R Block
Business

H&R Block cuts out paper ahead of tax time 2019

Client demand will see a national tax and accounting network move into a virtually paperless environment this tax time.
02 July 2019
Sydney CBD
Business

STP ‘not widely adopted’ by government, big businesses

Some large businesses and even government agencies are failing to transition over to the Single Touch Payroll regime,...
01 July 2019 • By Jotham Lian
ATO
Business

3 out of 4 tax dob-ins are about business

The Tax Office has confirmed that the majority of “tip-offs” it receives about possible tax avoidance are related to...
27 June 2019
Chris Wallis
Business

‘Stop making excuses’: ATO called to stop unregistered agents

The ATO has been called to ban tax refunds that are not linked to a taxpayer’s tax file number or a registered agent’s...
26 June 2019
Deloitte
Business

Deloitte notches double-digit growth for 5th year

Big four firm Deloitte has announced its fifth successive year of double-digit growth after a strong year in its...
26 June 2019
Michael Andrew AO
Business

Board of Taxation, Black Economy Taskforce chair passes away

The chair of the Board of Taxation and the former chair and chief executive of KPMG International, Michael Andrew, has...
25 June 2019
ASIC
Business

ASIC bans former director for failing duties, tax obligations

A former director, who failed to lodge returns and pay taxes, has been barred from managing companies for the maximum...
25 June 2019
George Morice
Business

‘So sophisticated’: Businesses warned on ATO benchmarks

Small business clients have been urged to be mindful of their performance against the ATO’s benchmarks as the Tax...
21 June 2019
Federal Court of Australia
Business

Federal Court orders liquidators to repay $1.9m

Liquidators of three Adelaide companies have been ordered by the Federal Court to repay $1.9 million in costs — plus...
19 June 2019
PwC Building
Business

PwC extends third-party partnership

Big four firm PwC has announced a global collaboration with an accounting software provider as it seeks to leverage...
19 June 2019
Tony Greco
Business

Profession pushes back on rising costs as TPB locks in first CPI increase

The Tax Practitioners Board will implement its first annual consumer price index adjustment to registration fees from...
12 June 2019
PwC UK
Business

PwC splits UK audit business

PwC’s UK audit business is set to undergo a massive overhaul including an operational split, but its Australian...
07 June 2019
Tim Neilson
Business

ATO told to clarify legal professional privilege stance

The Tax Institute is arguing against the ATO’s suggestion of enlisting an independent legal practitioner to review...
06 June 2019
Andrew Conway
Regulation

IPA signs deal with Sri Lankan member body

The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) has signed a mutual recognition agreement with a professional association in...
31 May 2019
Jail bars
Business

Over $500k in tax fraud lands man 4.5 years jail time

A Brisbane businessman convicted of pocketing over $500,000 through GST and income tax fraudulent claims has been...
31 May 2019
AAT
Business

Terminated tax agent rejected by AAT

The Administrative Appeals Tribunal has rejected an application from a former Sydney tax agent to halt the Tax...
30 May 2019