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3 in 4 sole operators feel lonely and isolated, research reveals
Being your own boss can present significant personal challenges such as isolation, burnout and relationship struggles, research from MYOB has revealed.
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SMSF sector cautiously optimistic Div 296 battle has been won
The SMSF sector is cautiously optimistic that the Better Targeted Superannuation Concessions Bill will lapse when the next federal election is called.
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CA ANZ welcomes delay in super tax bill
The professional body has voiced its support for the delay of the super tax bill which was set to be debated last Thursday.
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Government to protect Aussies with ‘ironclad’ scam laws
The government has passed “the world’s toughest” anti-scam laws to prevent Australians from being an easy target for scammers.
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CAAA unveils latest milestone in national expansion plan
The accounting and advisory firm has announced its expansion into Melbourne, with ALK Accountants and Advisors joining the firm.
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Simplify payroll tax laws to 'resolve ambiguity', says Tax Institute
A lack of clear guidance and inconsistent application of the payroll tax law highlights the need for legislative amendments, according to the institute.
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‘Flawed’ client-agent linking system continues to plague accountants
The Tax Office must urgently commit to fixing the “fundamentally flawed” client-agent linking system to effectively protect information, according to the founder of T...
Super sector to be subject to regulatory scrutiny ‘sooner rather than later’
BDO is urging APRA-regulated super funds to immediately address scam vulnerabilities to reinforce Australia’s superannuation system.
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Wexted opens Melbourne office, appoints new partner
Restructuring advisory firm Wexted has appointed former PwC director Chris Sequeira to lead its recently launched Melbourne office.
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Misappropriation of client funds lands director with 5-year ban
The Tax Practitioners Board has terminated a tax agent company and its director for the misappropriation of client refunds.
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Personal insolvencies ease slightly in December
The number of personal insolvencies linked to individuals running a business dropped further in December, according to the latest AFSA statistics.
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CA ANZ unveils policy wishlist as election looms
The peak accounting body is calling for accessible financial advice, a money laundering crackdown and measures to address the skills shortage in its seven “election ask...
Undergrad students ‘essential’ for accounting pipeline, says expert
Hiring undergraduates could be the key to attracting and retaining young talent the accounting profession urgently needs, says the founder of Smart Business Solutions.
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ATO updates client verification guidance
The Tax Office has clarified in a recent update that client-to-agent linking cannot be used as a method to verify a client’s identity.
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Grant Thornton appoints national head of technical tax
Grant Thornton has welcomed its new national head of technical tax, David Montani.
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Major parties ‘hellbent on piecemeal tax changes’ as election looms: IPA
The absence of holistic tax reform will cost younger generations dearly in the future, the IPA’s Tony Greco has warned.
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RSM Australia appoints 5 additional leaders in WA
The professional services firm has announced the appointment of five key senior leaders in its Western Australian network.
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Tax agent slammed with 5-year ban for swindling government
A tax agent has been banned by the Tax Practitioners Board for a maximum five-year period for defrauding government systems.
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Crossbenchers push for $50k instant asset write-off threshold
Proposed amendments to increase the instant asset write-off and make it permanent have been voted down in the lower house.
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AML Edge 2025 launched to prepare accountants for looming AML/CTF changes
Accounting professionals will need to upskill ahead of the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing reforms.
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