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Rate rises to slam the brakes on housing starts: HIA
Construction is on track to hit its lowest level in a decade, says industry body.
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Deloitte acquires venture growth consultancy firm Glass
The addition is part of the firm’s development strategy in the data-driven innovation advisory sector.
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Accountants must educate clients on PAYG instalments: ATO
Whether voluntary or mandatory, the Tax Office has warned agents to ensure their client understands their obligations.
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Cloudstaff acquires optiBPO to drive global growth strategy
The remote staffing platform and offshore consulting outfit join forces after three boom years.
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Findex recruits experienced C-suite professional as CFO
The financial services veteran has over 30 years of experience in the finance industry.
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Draft objective to ‘protect super from interference’
Superannuation bodies have welcomed the government’s draft objective, saying it will provide equity in the system and help protect preservation.
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Compensate victims of serious crime ‘with offender’s super’
Accounting bodies urge the government to widen its scheme beyond child sexual abuse survivors.
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‘When the audits start, all hell will break loose’
Professionals are being singled out to pay more tax under the ATO’s “discriminatory” profit allocation guidance, says Tim Munro.
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TPB bans tax agent for five years over fraudulent grants
The agent falsified statements to support the inappropriate applications for grants.
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French connection to strengthen advice team: Mazars
A partner from its Paris office will bring international expertise and bolster client service capabilities, the firm says.
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Ampol pays $157m to settle transfer pricing dispute
The ATO welcomes arrangements with the company’s Singapore operations that stretch forward a decade.
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Government releases proposed objective for super
The government has today released its proposal for the objective of superannuation as part of a consultation paper.
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Parental leave extensions fail to fix ‘super’ problem
Although the government looks to extend its parental leave program, mothers will still be left with less financial security in retirement, says CPA Australia.
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Disqualified agents to be ‘weeded out’ if law passes
Entities will need to ensure any tax agents they hire have not been precluded from providing advice, according to a bill currently before Parliament.
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Accountants face client backlash over blizzard of tax changes
Revised rules require fresh advice but clients often blame their tax professional, says Tim Munro.
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‘Many more arrests to come’ over billions in GST fraud
The ATO and AFP say they have acted against more than 53,000 people and prevented almost $2.5 billion in wrongful refunds.
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Former GetSwift directors hit with millions in fines
The Federal Court has handed down some of the largest penalties ever for corporate misconduct.
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Most taxpayers ‘will be in the dark’ about WFH changes
The ATO should have postponed its revisions to the work-from-home claims regime until next financial year, says H&R Block.
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ATO defends changes to WFH rate, record-keeping regime
Media campaign will get taxpayers up to speed but most are already keeping good records, assistant commissioner says.
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Unemployment climbs for second month, KPMG sheds staff
Slowdown in consulting work hits big four firm as jobless rate accelerates.
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