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‘Termite’ taxes damaging economic stability

One major accounting body is calling for tax reform and the eradication of nuisance taxes, likening them to "termites"...

15 February 2017 • By Lara Bullock

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ATO releases 2 new taxpayer alerts

The ATO has issued an “early warning” for taxpayers taking advantage of certain tax incentives afforded by the...

10 February 2017 • By Katarina Taurian

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Government tipped to ignore tax reform commitments

Accounting associations are continuing their push for a major rethink of Australia’s tax system, with fears the...

09 February 2017 • By Stephanie Deller

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Mid-tier tips looming changes a major plus for troubled clients

One mid-tier has tipped the prospect of restructuring or rehabilitating clients' companies that are facing bankruptcy...

08 February 2017 • By Lara Bullock

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ATO property swoop bears fruit

Hundreds of foreign nationals have been found to be in breach of property ownership rules and have been forced to sell...

07 February 2017 • By Katarina Taurian

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ATO set to further utilise data matching with STPR

The ATO is continuing to crack down on non-compliers by introducing single touch payroll reporting with the ability to...

03 February 2017 • By Lara Bullock

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Fears SMEs set to miss out on tax relief

Accountants could be deprived of “much-needed tax relief” if the Senate fails to remove tax relief for large entities...

02 February 2017 • By Stephanie Deller

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Mid-tier fears confusion with looming ATO ruling

One mid-tier firm is calling for a clearer position from the Tax Office on certain working arrangements, to ensure...

02 February 2017 • By Katarina Taurian