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Tax relief creeps closer for small business
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Tax relief creeps closer for small business

The Institute of Public Accountants has given the green light to a proposal which, if passed, may see thousands of...
19 October 2016 • By Jack Derwin

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‘Nothing further from the truth’ than death of compliance
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‘Nothing further from the truth’ than death of compliance

In response to the recent debate on the future of compliance, one firm has outlined a spate of compliance and advisory...
13 October 2016 • By Reporter
Big four firm lobbies for Indigenous tax reforms
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Big four firm lobbies for Indigenous tax reforms

One of the big four firms has put a series of proposals to the government in an effort to instigate a significant...
13 October 2016 • By Katarina Taurian
Serious Financial Crime Taskforce targets GST ‘exploitation’
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Serious Financial Crime Taskforce targets GST ‘exploitation’

The Serious Financial Crime Taskforce, which includes the ATO and the Australian Federal Police, has announced it is...
13 October 2016 • By Katarina Taurian
Federal Court slaps ban on Vic liquidator
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Federal Court slaps ban on Vic liquidator

ASIC announced yesterday that the Federal Court has ordered that a Melbourne liquidator be prohibited from accepting...
12 October 2016 • By Jack Derwin
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Holes remain after SMSF loans tax determination

Limited recourse borrowing arrangements with unusual assets continue to face obstacles in ensuring compliance, despite...
11 October 2016 • By Miranda Brownlee
Shifting client base triggers compliance warning
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Shifting client base triggers compliance warning

One document provider that deals directly with accountants has flagged a significant shift in its client base to...
10 October 2016 • By Joshua McDonnell
ATO setting its sights on itinerant work
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ATO setting its sights on itinerant work

One advocacy group is warning its members that the ATO has been setting its sights on incorrectly claimed work-related...
07 October 2016 • By Reporter