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‘AI only a threat to firms which renounce it’
Artificial intelligence will never usurp accountants, although firms that fail to embrace the technology have the most...
11 August 2023 • By Philip King
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Penalty amnesty tempts 7,000 small businesses back into tax system
11 August 2023 • By Philip King
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Why the long road to tax residency will be plagued by detours
11 August 2023 • By John Jeffreys
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Certainty over tax residency rules ‘will come at a cost’
The regime is outdated and inherently risky for advisers, but simplicity will also have drawbacks, says IPA.
10 August 2023 • By Philip King
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Most taxpayers ‘in the dark’ about their return result
Widespread disappointment about refunds – or even money owing – should be unsurprising, according to a CPA Australia...
07 August 2023 • By Philip King
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We’re in a recession – we just don’t know it yet
We are effectively in a recession already with near-zero GDP growth and many industries under pressure, says...
04 August 2023 • By Philip King
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Average ATO refund tumbles $430 compared to last July
Fewer taxpayers have raced to file an early return and the total paid out in refunds is already down by $1.7 billion.
03 August 2023 • By Philip King
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ATO to triple credit referrals in ‘stronger actions’ on debt
The Tax Office plans to send out 50,000 intent-to-disclose notices this financial year as it chases billions owing.
31 July 2023 • By Philip King
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TaxSmart Cafe duo navigate studied routes to success
A 90-degree turn from healthcare to financial health turned out to be a winning move for Isagani Manaois of TaxSmart...
28 July 2023 • By Philip King
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Jordan to exit ATO in February after 10 years at helm
“I’m proud of everything we’ve achieved,” the Tax Commissioner said in an address to staff.
28 July 2023 • By Philip King