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Gen Zs ‘more stressed by inflation, more in debt’
Concern about finances peaks among 18 to 26-year-olds, Moneysmart research finds.
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Comply with revised fixed-term contract rules, FWC warns
Strict limitations on contract duration and renewal will be enforced in three weeks, the regulator says.
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ASIC slams ‘alarming’ neglect of cyber security
Supply chain risks singled out as a key weakness in the regulator’s survey.
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Wolters Kluwer unveils raft of features on CCH iFirm software
The accounting software provider has made a range of enhancements enabling users to reduce manual data entry and administrative work.
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Retailers brace for 8% fall in Christmas gift spending
Almost a third of shoppers will spend less this Christmas and the average gift budget will drop 8 per cent, according to a survey by the Australian Retailers Association ...
Women in Finance Awards reveals 2023 winners
More than 30 were crowned at this year’s event, including six from the tax profession.
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Average refund plummets by $580, total payout down $5.4bn
UPDATED: The end of LMITO and revised WFH rules have taken billions out of refunds, ATO figures reveal.
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‘Change risk-reward equation to deter cyber crims’
Digital bad actors make straightforward decisions about pay-offs so make their lives more difficult, says security specialist.
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Canberra urged to reinstate SG amnesty for payday super
It would encourage employers to rectify historical shortfalls, industry associations say.
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Small business demands financial redress for Optus outage
Ombudsman damns the telco’s treatment of the sector as “shabby” and “inadequate”.
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EY makes 232 staff redundant as consulting demand plummets
The cuts come just days after PwC revealed plans to lose 300 jobs and close an Adelaide hub.
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Female-led start-ups need more funding, says CEO
A Forbes 30 Under 30 alum calls for systemic change to provide more capital for companies founded by women.
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ATO, banks revive legacy debts and return to court action
Many of the liabilities long predate the pandemic and the tax office is reviving companies to chase assets, Jirsch Sutherland says.
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Fintech start-up’s gig economy tax app enables open banking
The TaxLeopard software will integrate with any local bank account to capture money movements.
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Too soon to back AAT on Div 7A, accountants told
The recent decision on what constitutes a loan creates a dilemma for advisers who would be “brave” to buck the ATO’s position, says one specialist.
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Why business leaders need to talk about menopause
An empowerment coach has described how being diagnosed with and receiving treatment for perimenopause changed the way she did business.
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Interest rate increase ‘to quash seasonal hiring spike’
Declining consumer confidence will take the wind out of the usual Christmas jobs demand, says Employment Hero.
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PwC to cut 300 jobs, close Adelaide support hub
The firm says divestment of its government consulting arm and market conditions have forced its hand.
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ATO targets utes in myth-busting FBT mission
Some employers are pushing the limits of the personal use exemption especially when it comes to vehicles, deputy commissioner says.
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ASIC exposes dozens of dodgy investment websites on blacklist
The regulator’s Investor Alert List contains more than 1,300 entries including unlicensed and imposter operations.
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