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Victorian woman jailed over $600k GST rort
Tahra Wyntjes invented a cleaning business to lodge dozens of fake business activity statements, a court has found.
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Strong jobs growth of 64k powers past estimates
Unemployment held at 4.1 per cent and the participation rate reached a record high.
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Rightsizing regulation report calls for ‘crucial’ SME consideration
Small businesses should be considered during the development of new legislation, regulations, rules and other requirements, according to the NSW Small Business Commission...
TPB to issue guidance on code changes by end of month
The Tax Practitioners Board has promised to deliver draft guidance on the revised changes to the Code of Professional Conduct by the end of October.
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Technology critical to resolving business pressures, accountants told
Small business owners need to place their trust in technology to help relieve the pressures from the current economic climate, according to Intuit QuickBooks research.
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CPA Australia adds first Territorian to director board
The professional body has welcomed former Northern Territory auditor-general and former Deloitte partner Julie Crisp to the board.
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Australian businesses lack confidence in cyber security: RSM research
Australian businesses are less equipped to respond to cyber attacks compared with their global counterparts, RSM research reveals.
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How women can build a personal ‘advisory board’
Building a network of mentors and coaches with varied skill sets could help women achieve their career goals, according to an FBAA executive.
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Inquiry raises concerns about ‘systemic misuse of accountants’ certificates’
Senators want to see sanctions applied to accountants previously reported to ASIC over the misclassification of clients as wholesale investors.
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Push to expand small business definition hits roadblock
Industry leaders believe the current 15-employee threshold causes red tape and compliance costs for enterprises.
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Loan rejections surge for struggling SMEs
The latest data from Banjo has revealed a sharp increase in denied applications and deteriorating sector performance.
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Finalists revealed for Commercial Finance Awards 2024
The Adviser is pleased to announce the finalists for its first-ever Commercial Finance Awards in 2024.
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SME digital platform disputes up 86%: ASBFEO
The ombudsman has called for big tech platforms to provide more efficient support for SMEs following a significant surge in disputes.
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Cost-of-living pressures spark side hustle motivation: SBLA
Over half of Australians are considering starting a small business or side hustle in the next five years to bolster their income, a new report has revealed.
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Finalists unveiled for Rising Stars Awards 2024
More than 90 finalists have been selected for the brand-new Rising Stars Awards.
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CA ANZ submission raises concerns with proposed AI guardrails
The professional body says the lack of clarity surrounding the definitions of ‘deployer’ and ‘end user' could have implications for accountants.
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Aussies tired of ‘dodgy tax criminals’, warns ATO
The Tax Office has revealed that 250,000 tip-offs have been received about tax avoidance and dishonest behaviours since July 2019.
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CA ANZ pushes for director, president pay rises
The body has asked members to approve a $50,000 increase to the fee pool at its AGM after a failed attempt in 2022.
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Regulation of clearing houses missing in payday super design, warns BDO
The proposed design of payday super will see businesses hit with super guarantee charges due to factors entirely outside their control, BDO has cautioned.
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Lawyer-turned-insolvency accountant joins Jirsch Sutherland
New senior manager Luka Pilipovic has said his dual qualifications are “ideal” for tackling complex insolvency issues.
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