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Scam recruiters dupe vulnerable jobseekers out of $20m
Financial losses from job and employment scams increased by over 740 per cent this year, the government says.
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Bentleys snaps up Victorian boutique firm, eyes regional expansion
The deal capitalises on growth in Melbourne’s north, fuelled by the government’s Inland Rail project.
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Eliminate tax gender bias and liberate $128bn, taskforce urges
The Women’s Economic Equality Taskforce says that legislative change, including reforming the tax and transfer system, could unlock $128 billion lost each year to gende...
Flexible, tech-happy small firms ‘a lure to talented Gen Zs’
Distrust of corporates and the trend towards multiple careers favours smaller practices, says one work-focused futurist.
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Mid-year WFH changes ‘will catch out many taxpayers’
The ATO is cracking down on work-related expenses but many self-lodgers will still be in the dark about the revised method introduced in March, says HLB Mann Judd.
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Aged care provider pays back $2.1m in missing penalty rates
The Fair Work Ombudsman says payroll compliance in the sector will be a focus after 2,800 staff were underpaid for Sundays.
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ATO reaps record $6.4bn from large corporates
Much of the additional revenue came from the oil and gas sector, helped by the work of the Task Avoidance Taskforce.
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Prepare for surge in GST audits, ATO warns tax agents
The Tax Office has revealed its criteria for audit selection and what raises red flags.
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TK Maxx faces 33 charges over child labour laws
Victorian store in court after Wage Inspectorate raids scores of businesses during the school holidays.
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ASIC bans man at centre of PwC scandal for 8 years
Former partner Peter-John Collins is forbidden from providing financial services in addition to TPB deregistration.
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Airwallex buys into Latin America with Mexican takeaway
The purchase of MexPago is critical to the fintech’s ambitions in the region, it says.
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EzyCollect adds payment plans to accounts receivable platform
The new addition seizes the rising rates of e-invoicing adoption among businesses.
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‘Bloated’ CA ANZ blasted over $90m payroll bill
Two members take a fine-tooth comb to its finances and puzzle over its headcount comprising 1,300 staff, including more than 500 full time.
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Curb opaque powers of Commissioner, tax watchdog urges
An investigation by the Inspector-General of Taxation and Taxation Ombudsman finds the Commissioner’s discretion often results in inconsistent treatment of taxpayers an...
Farmers, small business ‘to bear brunt of $3m super tax’
Those with illiquid assets such as premises or land in super could struggle to pay the tax, the SMSF Association says.
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Tax agent who lent registration number banned for 5 years
The TPB strikes off a practitioner who enabled unregistered agents to access ATO online services.
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Accounting firms blossoming in the regions, survey finds
Two out of three are optimistic about the future although finding staff remains a challenge, says NAB.
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High Court rules against Victoria’s electric vehicle road charge
UPDATED: The state “imposes a duty of excise” within the meaning of s90 of the Constitution, its judgement says.
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Outdated views of finance deterring women: WGEA
The financial services industry could attract more women by dispelling the myth that it solely requires strong numeracy skills, according to an executive.
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CA ANZ should ‘stick to your own lane’ on the Voice
Members have slammed the body’s support for the referendum proposal as beyond its remit and “outrageously presumptuous”.
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