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Accountants stung in forgery case
ASIC has banned a Victorian man from providing financial services for seven years after he forged letters in...
23 May 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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Popular tax incentive on shaky ground, lawyer says
22 May 2017 • By Jotham Lian
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'Unsuspecting entities' captured by new law, mid-tier warns
22 May 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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Big four pleased with key state law amendment
A big four firm is please with the progress of the Tasmania Duties Amendment, saying it is a welcome development that...
22 May 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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Big 4 deems new accounting standard counterintuitive
A new international accounting standard designed to improve consistency in reporting for insurers around the world has...
19 May 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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ATO issues update on BEPS progress
Yesterday the ATO delivered an update on its progress in implementing the 15 action items stipulated under the OECD’s...
19 May 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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ATO officials embroiled in fraud syndicate case
Three ATO officials, including a senior executive, are being investigated in relation to a $165 million tax fraud...
18 May 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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SMEs pleased with budget, software giant finds
Despite lacking confidence before the federal budget was released last week, majority of SMEs are now largely...
18 May 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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Accounting network firms up partnership with advice firm
A national accounting network has strengthened its partnership with Infocus Financial Advisers with a view to offer...
18 May 2017 • By Lara Bullock
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Mid-tier hits out at cap tipped to hit accountants
A mid-tier accounting firm has slammed the Labor Party’s proposal to put a cap on the amount individuals can deduct...
17 May 2017 • By Lara Bullock