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ATO set to doorknock as 60% of cash-heavy businesses caught

As part of the government’s broader crackdown on the cash economy, the tax office has told tax agents it will soon be...

30 January 2018 • By Katarina Taurian

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Family home changes, CGT cuts on mid-tier exec’s list to address housing...

As calls to further open up super to first home buyers resurface, a mid-tier executive is mulling a number of policies...

29 January 2018 • By Katarina Taurian

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Mid-tier flags asset protection strategy for marriage breakdowns

Superannuants looking to protect their children and grandchildren’s inheritance from marriage breakdowns might benefit...

25 January 2018 • By Miranda Brownlee

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PwC weighs in on tax reform debate as CEOs push Australia aside

A big four firm has weighed in on the case for corporate tax reform, after surveying found international leaders are...

25 January 2018 • By Jotham Lian

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Payroll software suspicions central to FWO’s latest swoop

The Fair Work Ombudsman is pursuing a national franchise for its compliance with workplace laws, and is now alleging...

25 January 2018 • By Katarina Taurian

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Post-Trump corporate tax rate debate ‘misrepresented’

Treasurer Scott Morrison has strengthened his resolve to reduce the corporate tax rate following the upward revision...

24 January 2018 • By Jotham Lian

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‘Dig deeper’ with new reporting rules: mid-tier finds firms miscalculating...

HLB Mann Judd is finding clients that are associated with a global entity are mistakenly thinking they aren’t captured...

24 January 2018 • By Jotham Lian

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New tax debt laws may 'act against' small business clients

The government is touting benefits for small business with its proposed business tax debt transparency laws, but some...

22 January 2018 • By Jotham Lian