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  1. ATO urges workers to claim $17.8bn in lost super

    The billions in lost and unclaimed super is spread across 7.1 million accounts and has grown by around $2 billion since last year and $4 billion since 2021. ATO deputy commissioner Emma Rosenzweig urged Australians to check if they were owed a portion...

  2. SMEs looking to increase asset investment, CBA data reveals

    economic conditions. CBA revealed a 15 per cent uplift in vehicle and equipment financing compared to the same period last year. CBA executive general manager of business lending Grant Cairns said though economic conditions remain tough, there is reason...

  3. Businesses to face $50m fines under new anti-scam laws

    the government’s $154 million anti-scam plan and follows the establishment of the National Anti-Scam Centre within the ACCC last year. Explanatory materials said a new, comprehensive framework was needed to address “piecemeal and inconsistent” scam...

  4. Tax laws trap domestic abuse survivors in debt cycles, expert warns

    as statistics from the UNSW Tax Clinic showed that over 80 per cent of female clients self-reported domestic violence in the last year, up from 60 per cent in 2022. During a panel discussion at the Tax Institute’s annual summit last week, Associate...

  5. ATO boss tells agents to use ‘Kardashian-like influence’ wisely

    that “hasn’t always hit the mark”. The multi-step linking process became mandatory for all ABN holders in November last year and has been derided as “poorly implemented” and an “administrative nightmare” for taxpayers and agents. Practitioners and...

  6. ‘Significant progress’ made on TASA determination, joint bodies say

    the Assistant Treasurer will deliver on these piecemeal changes or backflip yet again,” he said. “With these embarrassing, last minute concessions it is now another deal with the Greens that has blown up in the Government’s face.” According to Howarth,...

  7. Disallowance motion on code changes voted down in Senate

    on tax professionals to help with their financial affairs". Senator Dean Smith filed a motion to block the new obligations last month following concerns raised by professional bodies and the wider tax community. The government has committed to...

  8. ATO calls out tax advisers still making ‘basic’ errors

    enforcement action. The ATO’s private wealth adviser program is part of the Tax Avoidance Taskforce and was established last year to ensure advisory firms and individual advisers were meeting their own tax obligations. The program sees the ATO use a...

  9. ATO SMSF auditor referrals see slight uptick for FY23–24

    undertaken on auditors who had been in reciprocal audit arrangements and auditors who hadn’t undertaken any audits in the last five years. Auditors who were at risk of not holding appropriate professional indemnity insurance or failed to complete the...

  10. Joint bodies continue support for disallowance motion on TASA changes

    Determination 2024, but are still in support of the disallowance motion to block the changes. During a roundtable meeting last week, the Assistant Treasurer’s office and Treasury acknowledged the concerns about the determination raised by the joint...

  11. ‘You will be caught’ over NDIS fraud, Shorten warns tax agents

    access personalised services and funding. Following a review of the scheme in 2022–23, the government passed reforms last month to rein in the scheme’s costs and improve its sustainability, giving authorities new powers to investigate fraud, refine what...

  12. Mental health of SME owners in rapid decline, research reveals

    the mental wellbeing of SME owners that highlighted the stress the majority have experienced in the current economy. In the last 12 months, 52 per cent of business owners and senior managers have reported that their mental health has been impacted by...

  13. Little progress on superannuation and other measures

    superannuation balances exceeding $3 million. While legislation to implement the measure was introduced into Parliament late last year, the enabling Bill and the related imposition Bill remain before the House of Representatives. These Bills have...

  14. $3m bill set for debate next Thursday

    “The bill is due for debate on Thursday, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it will be as we have seen, as there can be last-minute changes to the schedule,” Burgess said. He said he has arranged to meet with independent MP Allegra Spender and is...

  15. BDO doubles Melbourne office to accommodate expanding team

    CBD and is centrally located with public transport links, including Parliament Station and tram stops. BDO also announced last month that it will be expanding its operations in Canberra after recording record growth in annual revenue. The firm aims to...

  16. SME owners ‘fearful’ about not being paid, says ASBFEO

    area of concern for small and family businesses and now accounts for 42 per cent of assistance cases, up from 36 per cent last year.” An annual summary of assistance provided to small and family businesses by ASBFEO showed there were 6,254 help requests...

  17. ‘Disturbing’: Tax lawyers push back on proposal to register with TPB

    and regrettable” proposal that they register with the Tax Practitioners Board to provide tax advice. The consultation paper Last month, the Albanese government released a consultation paper reviewing the Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) registration...

  18. ‘Clock is ticking’ for payday super legislation, says SMC

    over one year from 2021–22. It was also demonstrated Australians have missed out on $41.6 billion in unpaid super over the last nine years. The average affected worker missed out on $1,800 in super in a year, which equates to more than $30,000 less in...

  19. SMEs at risk of cyber crime, MYOB data reveals

    the business management platform has revealed most Australian SMEs have experienced a cyber attack or cyber incident in the last two years. New data from MYOB has revealed 61 per cent of medium-sized businesses and 12 per cent of small businesses have...

  20. Payday super ‘couldn’t come soon enough’, says Cbus

    The fund has reported a record recovery of almost $200 million in unpaid super over the last financial year. Cbus Super collected a total of $198.2 million in unpaid super during the 2023–24 financial year that will directly impact superannuation...

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