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Remote workers and their employers must be aware of tax restrictions
Those planning to work remotely from overseas must be cautious of their tax arrangements before leaving the country, says HLB Mann Judd.
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Over a quarter of workers are looking for an employment change
Those that are overworked, struggling with the cost of living or in the younger generation are the most likely to part ways with their current employer, says PwC.
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Black Economy Taskforce audit reveals ‘Treasury failures’
Treasury failed to set out a clear plan of action for the implementation of the Black Economy Taskforce report, the National Audit Office has found.
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Australian businesses under increasing pressure: CreditorWatch
Consumer sentiment dropped again after another interest rate rise hurt businesses, says the firm.
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SuiteFiles adds QuickBooks Online integration
The partnership will connect the document management features to the accounting software platform.
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4 in 5 Australians want PwC banned from new government work
Almost half said the firm should be slapped with a permanent ban, according to research by The Australia Institute.
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Small businesses need cash flow help: Xero
A report by the software platform found over a quarter of small business owners are using personal savings to keep their organisations afloat.
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Fraud attacks on firms more than double as EOFY approaches
Customer data obtained from previous high-profile hacks such as Optus and Medibank are being used to drive the attacks, says payments platform Eftsure.
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Small businesses need big firms to lift their game
Only about a third of large firms pay small and family businesses within 30 days, says the ASBFEO.
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Now is the time for a business ‘health check’, says insolvency platform
Accountants and directors of entities must use the EOFY as an opportunity to review the previous year and prepare for the upcoming one.
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Anti-money laundering reforms may lead to ‘risk displacement’: CPA
Reforms to the Australian Money Laundering regime should be targeted at specific services and transactions rather than professional accountants only, according to three p...
KordaMentha strengthens its financial crime team
The appointment bolsters its capacity to act against money laundering and terrorism financing across Australia and New Zealand.
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Graduates place a good salary above workplace flexibility
While many are upbeat about their job propositions post-pandemic, those looking to become accountants have halved.
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Technical expert flags EOFY planning tips for super
A technical expert highlights some of the unique planning considerations for super for the end of the 2022–23 year.
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KPMG Australia announces 94 additional partners
The firm says the appointments support its diversity goal of 40 per cent of women in partnership by 2025.
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PKF appoints tax partner with 2 decades of experience
The firm said it is the first of several appointments with “other senior professionals from the big four to join over the coming months.”
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Unemployment rate fall sparks fresh cash rate increase concern
After Philip Lowe’s references to the low unemployment rate in his monetary policy statements, the likelihood of a July rate rise grows.
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Cryptocurrency space in desperate need of further tax guidance
Grey areas surrounding the tax treatment of cryptocurrency assets is causing major headaches for both accountants and taxpayers dealing with these types of assets, says a...
Accounting teams are understaffed and under pressure
Almost half of the accounting teams surveyed said they are currently short-handed in 2023.
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ATO reveals key changes for clients’ 2023 tax returns
The Tax Office is cautioning tax agents to be aware of the changes and their possible impact on clients’ returns.
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