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Philip King

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Philip King is editor of Accountants Daily and SMSF Adviser, the leading sources of news, insight, and educational content for professionals in the accounting and SMSF sectors.

Philip joined the titles in March 2022 and brings extensive experience from a variety of roles at The Australian national broadsheet daily, most recently as motoring editor. His background also takes in spells on diverse consumer and trade magazines.

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Seafood labelling regime ‘huge burden’ on hospitality

The small business ombudsman says proposed country-of-origin rules would be a nightmare in practice. READ MORE

Two jailed for separate multi-million dollar tax fraud schemes

Joint ATO-AFP taskforce results in prison for fake BAS lodgements and the first jail term for alleged members of an inte ... READ MORE

What’s next for the $3m threshold?

The SMSF Association and CA ANZ highlight some of the grey areas and potential policy positions that could be taken with ... READ MORE

How SMEs can protect and survive through volatile times

A trio of steps that can make all the difference to businesses when money gets tight. READ MORE

Accounting firms fetch higher prices as supply dries up

A quiet consolidation in the regions means fewer sellers and now buyers are changing their strategy, says one specialist ... READ MORE

Whistleblower who lifted lid on aggressive ATO tactics to face trial

Richard Boyle will answer charges relating to his time at the office after speaking out about its debt collection techni ... READ MORE

14m personal records stolen in Latitude hack

The financial group confirms the cyber criminals made off with driver’s licence numbers and the personal details of mi ... READ MORE

Accountants ‘need to raise their game on FBT’

The ATO wants tax practitioners to help police the system, says FBT specialist Paul Mather. READ MORE

AFP charges four for allegedly laundering $1.7m from cybercrime

The police claim they set up dozens of bank accounts using stolen identities to transfer money overseas. READ MORE

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