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Push for regulation of SME payments ‘fanciful’

Despite late payments for SMEs being an ongoing, often crippling issue, proposals requesting that the federal...

07 November 2016 • By Jack Derwin

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Government pushed to drop counterproductive tax proposals

An accounting body has urged the government to drop one of its key proposals in its submission on the second and third...

02 November 2016 • By Jack Derwin

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ATO to chase, penalise late clients

The ATO will be contacting businesses in certain industries about their overdue taxable payments annual reports, which...

01 November 2016 • By Katarina Taurian

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Simplified deductions process on the way for super

The Treasury is looking to simplify the rules around claiming deductions for super contributions and may introduce...

31 October 2016 • By Miranda Brownlee

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Auditor hit with ASIC ban after numerous breaches

In line with the regulators’ crackdown on auditors, ASIC has slapped a permanent ban on one NSW man for breaching his...

28 October 2016 • By Reporter

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‘Thousands of accountants’ on regulators’ hit list

ASIC has upped its record-keeping expectations of advice professionals, and accountants are being told that, buoyed by...

27 October 2016 • By Miranda Brownlee and Katarina Taurian

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ASIC accepts EU from former EY partner

ASIC this morning announced it has accepted an enforceable undertaking (EU) from a Sydney-based registered liquidator,...

25 October 2016 • By Katarina Taurian

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Big four finds holes in multinational efficiency

KPMG has flagged major compliance inefficiencies affecting multinationals, after the firm released the results of a...

25 October 2016 • By Reporter