Business

KPMG begins claim processing for BBY clients

Former clients of failed stockbroker BBY Limited can now lodge their claims for money and assets after KPMG secured a...

28 May 2019

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Business

ATO hails ‘highly successful’ surprise visit

The ATO’s surprise visits to 500 Tasmanian businesses have yielded some “highly successful” results for the agency,...

21 May 2019

Business

‘Strong track record’: MYOB welcomes election result

Accounting software provider MYOB has welcomed the return of a Coalition government, commending its “strong track...

20 May 2019

Business

Tax fraud lands Mildura man in jail

Failing to remit more than $660,000 in tax withholding for his 49 employees has seen a labour hire operator sentenced...

17 May 2019

Business

ATO clears up FAQs about Single Touch Payroll

Ahead of the 1 July deadline for small business to be compliant with the new Single Touch Payroll (STP) regime, the...

16 May 2019

Business

Xero records cash and subscriber wins; net loss widens

Xero released its full-year earnings to March this morning, showing that after a year in the top job, Steve Vamos has...

16 May 2019

Business

Supreme Court knocks back ASIC’s application for Sydney liquidators

The Supreme Court of NSW has declined to order an inquiry into the conduct of two liquidators based in Sydney.

13 May 2019

Business

Small businesses lean on accountants ahead of election

Almost one in two small business owners feel that their sector is being overlooked during the election campaign, with...

09 May 2019

Tax

Labor reveals new figures in controversial managing tax affairs cap

Labor has revised its figures in its proposal to cap the cost of managing tax affairs, believing it will raise $1.6...

08 May 2019

Tax

Big four reveals partners’ average tax rate

PwC has revealed that its partners pay an average effective tax rate of 37 per cent, in response to recent scrutiny...

01 May 2019

Business

CPA launches review into rising regulatory burden

Accountants disgruntled with the rising regulatory burden on the profession will soon be able to voice their feedback,...

30 April 2019

Business

ATO use of garnishee notices excessive: ASBFEO

More than one in 10 small businesses faced debt recovery action from the ATO while their tax disputes were before the...

29 April 2019

Business

Tax agent succeeds in AAT stoush

A tax agent’s appeal against her registration termination has succeeded, with the matter set to be reconsidered by the...

26 April 2019

Business

Government told to reduce SME red tape amid $100m growth fund announcement

The government’s plan to introduce a small business growth fund has been met with mixed responses, with calls to...

24 April 2019 • By Jerome Delos Santos

Business

Liquidator uncovers director falsifying company books

A South Australian restaurateur is in trouble with ASIC after a liquidator found that he had pocketed a portion of the...

23 April 2019

Business

Perth accountant barred from providing financial services for 6 years

The corporate regulator has banned a Perth-based accountant from providing any financial services for six years after...

17 April 2019

Business

Employees set to be notified under new SG laws

Accountants have been urged to remind their business clients on new superannuation guarantee integrity measures that...

16 April 2019

Business

PM, Treasurer write to accountants on big tax, fee deductibility proposals

Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg have written to the accounting community addressing the...

15 April 2019