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

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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

Tax

IGT shoots down suggestion it makes ‘excuses for the Tax Office’

The Inspector-General of Taxation has refuted suggestions it was “writing up an excuse” for the Tax Office in its...

15 April 2019

Tax

Election called: The big-ticket items for tax, accountants

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called the federal election for 18 May, leaving five weeks for the major parties to...

11 April 2019

Regulation

19k employers, $100m in SG declared during proposed SG amnesty period

Over $100 million in superannuation has been reunited with employees, with 19,000 employers coming forward since the...

11 April 2019

Business

IGT heralds accountants business model change

A one-stop shop providing a broad range of services and a business model comparable to mortgage brokers and financial...

08 April 2019

Business

Tax practitioners face new TPB 72-hour client complaint deadline

Tax practitioners will now have to resolve a client complaint within 72 hours when directed by the Tax Practitioners...

08 April 2019

Business

ATO knocks back key recommendation on ‘fragile’ tax practitioner relationship

The ATO has knocked back suggestions from the Inspector-General of Taxation that concerns it has raised with the tax...

04 April 2019

Business

Fears skilled migration cap could hurt small business

The government’s move to reduce the number of migration places by over 15 per cent could hurt the business...

04 April 2019

Business

Loan restrictions, housing downturn pushing business confidence down

Around one in three medium businesses have found it more difficult to secure a loan in the wake of the royal...

26 March 2019