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Tax

Practitioners cautioned on ATO’s top target areas for GST

A tax specialist has outlined three of the major GST areas on the ATO’s radar based on recent discussions.
21 November 2024 • By Miranda Brownlee

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Julie Collins rejects liquidity concerns relating to super changes, family farms

The Minister says super funds should already have sufficient liquidity to meet existing or prospective liabilities in...
21 November 2024 • By Keeli Cambourne
Super

Tax Office issues 8,710 DPNs over unpaid super in 2023–24

The Tax Office finalised 23,600 super guarantee cases during the 2023–24 financial year, resulting in $659 million in...
20 November 2024 • By Miranda Brownlee
Business

ATO issues reminder to tax agents as government phases out cheques

The Tax Office has told practitioners to ensure client bank details are included in every lodgment to help with the...
20 November 2024 • By Christine Chen
Super

Most pre-retirees in the dark on Div 296, report finds

Over 80 per cent of Australians aged 51 to 65 are unprepared for the looming tax on big super balances, according to...
20 November 2024 • By Christine Chen
Tax

SMEs must be aware of CGT obligations, cautions tax expert

Capital gains tax continues to be the most common tax trap for Australian small businesses due to its broad scope, a...
20 November 2024 • By Imogen Wilson
Business

Anti-money laundering bill receives green light

A Senate committee has concluded that the bill to implement changes to the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism...
19 November 2024 • By Miranda Brownlee
Regulation

Government cautioned on penalty proposal for accountants’ certificates

The professional bodies have raised concerns about ASIC’s proposal to impose new penalties for the misclassification...
19 November 2024 • By Miranda Brownlee
Business

ASBFEO launches SME guide to help tackle debt

The Ombudsman has issued a guide to help Australian small businesses navigate the challenges of paying or collecting a...
19 November 2024 • By Imogen Wilson
Regulation

Government issues consultation to crack down on ‘dodgy business practices’

The Albanese government announced it will be banning “dodgy” business practices that continuously rip off Australians...
19 November 2024 • By Imogen Wilson
Tax

Reliance on bracket creep risks record-high income taxes

The budget is becoming increasingly reliant on bracket creep as Commonwealth revenue from fuel and excise levies...
18 November 2024 • By Christine Chen
Regulation

Too soon for more promoter penalty changes: CPA Australia

Advisers still need time to adapt to reforms to the regime’s scope and penalties that kicked in just six months ago,...
18 November 2024 • By Christine Chen
Regulation

‘Bold and broad’ inquiry reforms to restore trust in profession, says IPA

Recommendations from the consulting inquiry focused on whistleblowing, partnerships, large firms and consultants will...
18 November 2024 • By Miranda Brownlee
Tax

Bendel decision could spur ‘legislative tinkering’ from government

The government may look to take matters into its own hands for tax issues relating to Division 7A and UPEs once the...
14 November 2024 • By Miranda Brownlee
Tax

Looming election to offer reprieve from regulatory uncertainty

Accountants may be spared from further reforms in 2025 with the Federal Election expected to occur by May, according...
15 November 2024 • By Imogen Wilson
Appointments

CA ANZ member appointed to IFAC as deputy president

CA ANZ has welcomed the election of Taryn Rulton as the International Federation of Accountants’ new deputy president.
15 November 2024 • By Imogen Wilson
Regulation

14k NFPs lodge first self-review return

The ATO has addressed emerging concerns about the new reporting for NFPs and provided tips for lodgment as the...
14 November 2024 • By Miranda Brownlee
Tax

ITECA pushes for tax changes to student loans

The government’s student debt reduction initiative is set to fail students who will still be required to pay student...
14 November 2024 • By Imogen Wilson