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SMEs brace for ‘cash flow crunch’ ahead of tax and super changes
The removal of the ability to claim deductions for ATO interest charges and an increase in the Super Guarantee on 1 July will place further pressure on cash flow, SME len...
International student caps to worsen accountant shortage, joint bodies warn
Proposals to cap international students by both major parties have been met with opposition from accounting bodies.
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Perth woman sentenced to a year in prison for tax misconduct
An unregistered tax preparer has received a 12-month jail sentence after breaching a permanent injunction ordered by the court.
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Victorian man jailed over $2.4m GST refund fraud
A Victorian man has been sentenced to 4 years and 7 months imprisonment after he fraudulently obtained $2.4 million in GST refunds.
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Grant Thornton Melbourne appoints corporate finance partner
The professional services firm is welcoming a new corporate finance partner to its Melbourne office.
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New Payments Platform ‘no magic bullet’ for payday super issues: GNGB
The government must allow more time for the New Payments Platform to mature before expanding its use as part of the rollout of payday super, the Gateway Network Governanc...
Trump’s tariffs set to hit regional NSW SMEs hard: Business NSW
Small businesses in NSW are set to be directly impacted by US President Donald Trump’s 10 per cent tariff policy, according to Business NSW.
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New Broker Academy launches for 2025
Accountants Daily is pleased to open registrations for this year’s New Broker Academy.
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ATO welcomes IGTO recommendations to prevent financial abuse
The ATO has welcomed the Taxation Ombudsman’s review of financial abuse within the tax system, and agreed with recommendations put forward in the report.
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ATO to take firmer action on late lodgments by NFPs from July
The Tax Office has warned that from July it will begin reviewing NFPs that have failed to lodge their self-review return.
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Labor announces extension for instant asset write-off measure
Labor has pledged to extend the instant asset write-off measure by an additional 12 months.
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Accountants call for overhaul of ‘outdated industry perception’
The accounting profession needs to rally together to rebrand the image and perception of the industry, the founder and chief executive of Make Accounting Great Again has ...
Tax Office issues notice on looming changes to PAYG withholding cycle
The Tax Office has revealed it is making changes to the PAYG withholding cycle this month, effective from 1 July.
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SBR appointments surge in first half of FY2025
Small business restructuring appointments tripled in the first half of the 2025 financial year, dominated by the hospitality and construction sectors.
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Tribunal overturns decision on meal expense deductions
A truck driver has won an appeal against an objection decision involving deductions for meal expenses.
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HLB Mann Judd Sydney welcomes Steve Grivas as managing partner
The professional services firm has appointed Steve Grivas as its new managing partner.
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Real estate group wins appeal in dispute over service fee deductions
The Federal Court has ruled in favour of a taxpayer in a case examining deductions for inter-entity service fees.
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Xero and Sumday join forces to bolster SME climate reporting demands
Xero has unveiled an extended partnership with Sumday to make it easier for small businesses to track their carbon footprint.
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Property taxes restrict regional housing supply, real estate agents say
Property taxation is the greatest factor hampering housing supply in regional Victoria, according to the Real Estate Institute of Victoria.
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Abuse in the tax system leading to ‘devastating outcomes’ for victims: IGTO
A new report has made recommendations for how the Tax Office can respond to abuse in the tax system to better support victim-survivors.
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