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The Tax Institute makes additional move towards slashing red tape
The Tax Institute has continued to build further on its recommendations to help reduce red tape in the tax system to...
23 December 2025 • By Imogen Wilson
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TPB opens arms to incoming secretary from January 2026
18 December 2025 • By Imogen Wilson
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Where taxpayers claims go wrong, from ‘edible undies to dog food’
17 December 2025 • By Imogen Wilson
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16 December 2025 • By Robyn Tongol
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ATO shifts penalty remission requests online to improve consistency
From early next year, the ATO will require tax agents to lodge penalty remission requests online in a bid to improve...
15 December 2025 • By Emma Partis
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Bumper part 2: what to look out for in 2026
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10 December 2025 • By Robyn Jacobson, Tax Advocate and Specialist
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CA ANZ calls on government address ‘critical issues’ with FTE, FTDT provisions
CA ANZ has called on the Treasury to address issues with Australia’s family trust election and family trust...
10 December 2025 • By Emma Partis
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Under the Hood: Understanding the dark world of financial elder abuse
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09 December 2025 • By Robyn Tongol
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What AI accounting firms are actually using and how they’re doing it safely
This week on Accountants Daily Insider, Drew Pflaum, co-founder and chief executive of SavvyWise, joins Imogen in the...
05 December 2025 • By SavvyWise
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$5.3m worth of ‘on hold’ tax debts soon to be subject to GIC, ATO reveals
Correspondence between the ATO and Treasury has revealed that $5.3 million worth of ‘on hold’ tax debts could be...
05 December 2025 • By Emma Partis