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Australia must restore its ‘marquee’ reputation
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Australia must restore its ‘marquee’ reputation

Australia has lost its reputation as a marquee destination, and while the tide is turning, the managing partner of...
16 September 2022 • By Philip King

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Family farms: NSW decides when duty calls
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Family farms: NSW decides when duty calls

Game-changing guidance brings certainty to when primary production land is exempt from stamp duty.
11 September 2022 • By Leigh Adams
What business needs to know about the skills and technology boosts
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What business needs to know about the skills and technology boosts

Proposed measures for a bonus 20 per cent tax deduction to incentivise spending on training and digital uptake are...
10 September 2022 • By Robyn Jacobson
 ‘Confusing and contradictory!’ or ‘Telling it like it is!’
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‘Confusing and contradictory!’ or ‘Telling it like it is!’

The future according to the Tax Commissioner provokes a range of reactions from the profession.
09 September 2022 • By Philip King
ATO boss outlines future ‘where tax just happens’
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ATO boss outlines future ‘where tax just happens’

Agents that rely on high-volume business will be unviable within five years, Chris Jordan says, with full digitisation...
08 September 2022 • By Philip King
Skilled migrants ‘need prospect of permanent residency’
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Skilled migrants ‘need prospect of permanent residency’

A global shortage of accounting professionals means Australia must lift its game on visa processing and offer greater...
05 September 2022 • By Philip King
Stage three tax cuts ‘pointless without system overhaul’
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Stage three tax cuts ‘pointless without system overhaul’

Politicians have lost sight of the main problem: a broken and unsustainable revenue model, says the Tax Institute.
02 September 2022 • By Josh Needs
Chalmers revives 120% deductions for spending on skills, digital
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Chalmers revives 120% deductions for spending on skills, digital

The small business incentive measures, worth $1.5 billion, will be backdated to March.
30 August 2022 • By Philip King