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ATO under fire for anti-adviser material

The tax office is copping heat following online materials which create negative perceptions of the financial advice...
17 October 2017 • By Aleks Vickovich

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Poll finds 90% of accountants’ clients not ready for STP

Less than one in 10 businesses are ready for the implications of Single Touch Payroll (STP), as one accounting body...
13 October 2017 • By Jotham Lian
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TPB acts as suspect offshoring emails surface

The Tax Practitioners board has found offshore firms are actively engaging with Australian tax and BAS agents to...
13 October 2017 • By Katarina Taurian
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Major bank shakes up SME loans approach

One major bank says it is implementing a “complete overhaul” of its approach to business loan contracts, several...
10 October 2017 • By Katarina Taurian
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New Corps Act reform an industry, taxpayer win

Yesterday, the government announced a raft of proposed reforms to the Corporations Act to stop corporate avoidance of...
06 October 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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Government weighs in as tax agent jailed for R&D fraud

Yesterday, a registered tax agent was sentenced to 29 months' imprisonment for attempting to defraud the Commonwealth...
06 October 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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Proposed GST measure tipped to be ‘onerous’ for directors

The government’s proposal to make directors personally liable for GST debts of the companies they manage could help...
06 October 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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Government slammed for sidelining accountants in ‘cherry-picking’ tax reform

A mid-tier accounting firm has slammed the government for ‘cherry-picking’ tax reforms that they think voters will...
06 October 2017 • By Lara Bullock