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Accountants first line of scam defence, says TPB
Board urges agents to raise client awareness of increasing cyber fraud.
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Revenue ‘too reliant on income tax, with or without stage 3 cuts’
Even with the controversial reductions, taxes on individuals will soon reach record levels and Australia needs to rethink, says Deloitte.
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Pay super with wages to end billions in shortfall: ISA
Industry Super Australia says the upcoming budget should mandate the change to end the “unpaid super scourge”.
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ASIC outlines key strategies for crypto regulation
The Commissioner also reiterated its stance on cyber attacks and companies that fail to protect personal data.
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Widespread use of crypto increases risk of disruption, says RBA
In its latest Financial Stability Review, the central bank says digital currencies have similar hazards to other payment systems but with more downside potential.
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EY Oceania acquires technology services business
The move comes as the firm is “experiencing unprecedented growth” and demand from clients of its technology services, it said.
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Tax chief refuses to rule out third term
Despite signalling he would leave in 18 months, Chris Jordan could see his digitisation project through to the end of the decade.
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EV take-up by long-distance commuters ‘key to reducing emissions’
As governments target 50 per cent of new car sales to be electric by 2030, report finds the most reluctant buyers would deliver the most benefit.
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Tax objections report uncovers strange results, says IGTO
A surprising number of counter-intuitive findings emerge from an inquiry into ATO objections.
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Stop tinkering, get cracking on bold tax reform: BDO partner
The government has time on its side when it comes to stage three tax cuts, he said, but should aim for a revamped tax system as its legacy.
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CPA adds two extra directors to take board count to 10
The accounting body’s president was also re-elected and declared an ambition to support members advancing in their careers.
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COVID kicked ATO objections up a gear
An Inspector-General of Taxation report shows pandemic support measures caused a huge increase in small business requests for review.
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Optus hack shows data retention needs mandated limit, says CMA
Chief executive says the cyber breach also raises ethical questions about profiting from customer information.
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Indigenous businesses to access PwC expertise
Firms such as BlackCard can receive support that they “never thought was possible” to achieve growth.
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Melbourne accountants convicted for falsifying documents
The brothers were sentenced to jail after pleading guilty to faking forms in an attempt to obtain bank loans.
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Government changes data regulations in light of Optus breach
The alterations are designed to 'improve consumer protection' for those whose data was recently compromised, says the Treasurer.
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HLB Mann Judd promotes 11 employees
The appointments across its Melbourne, Sydney and Fiji-based practices reflect recent growth, said the firm.
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Finalists revealed for Women in Finance Awards 2022
Almost 250 women from across the financial services industry are set to battle it out at the Women in Finance Awards this year.
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Accountants ‘should be on high alert for cyber threats’
Boost self-defence measures and awareness in the wake of the Optus data breach, say digital security experts.
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‘Out of touch’ skills report takes accountants off shortage list
Professional bodies urge government to ignore NSC findings in finalising migrant program.
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