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Transparent promotion frameworks vital in financial services
A global investment management firm executive has called for standardised promotion policies to close the “gendered promotion gap”.
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BDO snags former PwC partner for Perth tax team
BDO Perth has appointed Chris Paull as its newest tax partner, effective 5 November.
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Tax promoter penalty changes must be delayed: SMSFA
Proposed amendments to the tax promoter penalty laws risk further thinning the line between tax advice and scheme promotion, the SMSF Association has warned.
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The Access Group snags ex-Karbon MD in key appointment
The Access Group has revealed the appointment of Jared Baker to lead its accountant’s division.
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Government calls for all SME cyber attacks to be reported
Small businesses shouldn’t be ashamed to seek cyber support after falling victim to an attack, Minister for Small Business Julie Collins has said.
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Winners unveiled for Australian AI Awards 2024
Momentum Media has announced 26 winners across 10 individual and 15 group categories for its brand-new Australian AI Awards.
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TPB sheds further light on section 30 requirements
The Tax Practitioners Board has rejected claims that practitioners will be required to become Tax Office auditors under the new code obligations.
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RBA announces interest rate decision amid easing inflation
The Reserve Bank has revealed its cash rate decision for Cup Day as inflation begins to break into the RBA’s target range.
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Being an accountant is ‘harder than ever’, survey reveals
More than half of Australian accountants have claimed the profession has become progressively more challenging in a recent survey by The Access Group.
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New course aims to help SMEs win government business
The NSW Small Business Commissioner has launched a course aimed at improving the prospects of SMEs selling to the government.
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IPA welcomes clarity from TPB on upcoming code changes
The Institute of Public Accountants has said the recent guidance from the Tax Practitioners Board and engagement with the industry has provided reassurance for the tax pr...
Beware tax traps this festive season, expert warns
Australian businesses need to remain diligent and compliant with Tax Office requirements during the holiday period, a tax expert has cautioned.
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TPB to leverage breach reporting in compliance programs for 24-25
Recent reforms such as mandatory breach reporting will enable the the Tax Practitioners Board to focus on intelligence and data-driven decision making, according to the T...
RMIT and AFTRS target accountants in launch of screen skills course
The screen skill industry in Victoria is in desperate need of assistant production accountants, according to RMIT University.
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ATO to challenge AAT decision on plumbing business contractor
The ATO will appeal a decision by the Tribunal that found that a plumber engaged by a plumbing business was a contractor and not an employee for SG purposes.
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Annual report reveals rapid decline in satisfaction with ATO
The introduction of client-agent linking, processing backlogs and declining services has resulted in a substantial drop in satisfaction with the ATO among tax professiona...
Aussie SMEs faring better than international competitors, Xero data reveals
Australian SMEs are continuing to outperform small businesses in other countries despite challenging macroeconomic conditions, according to recent Xero data.
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NDIS fraudsters slapped with combined 12-year prison sentence
A multimillion-dollar fraud against the Tax Office and the National Disability Insurance Scheme has landed three people from NSW behind bars.
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CA ANZ pushes for quick passage of AML/CTF amendments
The professional body has urged the government to pass the anti-money laundering reforms by early next year to enable adequate time for preparation.
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Large corporations cough up $100bn in corporate tax
The Tax Office has revealed that it received $97.9 billion in income tax from large corporations in its tenth annual corporate tax transparency report.
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