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Grant Thornton bolsters tax group with 2 partners
Experts in indirect tax and data analytics bring valuable skills to the team, the firm says.
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Cyber breaches cast long shadow over Optus, Medibank
Roy Morgan’s latest data on brand trust reveals the lingering impact of compromised customer information.
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Labour shortages a ‘significant issue’ for 1-in-3 SMEs
Supply chain issues continue to ease for SMEs, but labour shortages remain a major problem for a third of businesses, recent NAB research shows.
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Prospa, Intuit among the nation’s best workplaces
The results, compiled from employee questionnaires, show the importance of office culture in retaining staff, says survey organiser Great Place to Work.
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Conflicts of interest, workloads put accountants in ethics spotlight
Common issues can be exacerbated by pressure to get the job done, say two specialists in the ethics of the profession.
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Sixth person charged over alleged $US100m investment scam
AFP claims international crime syndicate is using fraudulent bank accounts and crypto-currency.
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Taxpayers get refunds despite having debts on hold
ATO says “an issue” means the offsetting system is failing to pay down outstanding amounts.
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Task-focused firms ‘risk losing staff to rivals’
An unbalanced workplace culture fixated on results will be a handicap to employee retention, says one leadership consultant.
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Eftsure pioneers invoice authentication tool
The fintech start-up has built up a database of 4 million verified businesses, it says.
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First-ever Women in Finance Summit launches
Momentum Media is proud to launch its inaugural Women in Finance Summit, aimed at supporting and connecting leading women in the financial services space.
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Directors cop 3-year bans for collapsed companies owing $17m
ASIC imposes less-than-maximum disqualifications for two unrelated directors responsible for nine failed companies between them.
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Plutus Payroll scammers plead case ahead of sentencing
With three of their co-conspirators in the $105m fraud already jailed, two “principal players” make final submissions.
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70% of turnaround experts expect recession within a year
The mood has turned sharply pessimistic among those on the frontline, a KordaMentha survey finds.
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Medical centres confront $600k payroll tax bills or closure
The RACGP says retrospective assessments already threaten practices in regional Victoria and NSW.
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Government to review $170bn franchising sector
Enforcement of the Franchising Code of Conduct, transparency and franchiser dispute resolution to come under scrutiny.
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Why demand for advisory work has changed for good
One accountant says that his clients are contacting him more than ever for support beyond basic compliance.
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Recycling companies fined $375k for underpaying refugees
FWO pursued Victorian waste processing operations which have repaid $2.4 million due in wages dating back to 2012.
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Bankrupt lawyer with $4.7m tax debt ordered to pay $55k security
Migration specialist who moved to Romania in long-running case seeks appeal against payment ruling.
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NSW, Victoria prescribe GP payroll tax without amnesty sweetener
UPDATED: State revenue rulings clarify that medical centres will be liable for the levy under service fee arrangements.
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‘Healthy scepticism essential’ to avoid AI pitfalls
The technology has limitations and needs guardrails, says Damien Greathead of Intuit QuickBooks, but it’s better to get started sooner rather than later.
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