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  1. Tax office tipped to release new ruling

    Colonial First State executive manager Craig Day said that following the issue of a private binding ruling by the ATO last year, allowing the use of this strategy, it is likely the tax office will now be dealing with a large number of private binding...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Miranda Brownlee
    • Category: Tax
  2. Tax scam reaps hundreds of thousands

    Police have issued a public scam warning following several reports of fraud during the last month, with scammers obtaining more than $100,000 in one single instance. ACT police are investigating a number of incidents in which Canberrans have been...

  3. TPB addresses industry whistleblowing

    which indicated that accountants are afraid to blow the whistle on their colleagues. As reported by AccountantsDaily late last year, The Audit & Risk Recruitment Industry Survey 2015, conducted by global job board careersinaudit.com, collected responses...

  4. Super tax rebate gaining support

    rebate to be introduced, as a former Association of Financial Advisers president makes headway with government. In December last year, principal at Paramount Wealth Management, Wayne Leggett, said that instead of concessional contributions being...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Katarina Taurian
    • Category: Tax
  5. PwC to target SMSF space

    PwC is set to step up its presence in the SMSF sector, following the recent recruitment of a leading SMSF specialist. Late last year, Liz Westover joined the firm from Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand, where she was head of...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Katarina Taurian
    • Category: Super
  6. The new year and new resolutions for your firm

    Focus on processes, not outcomes. If you have a goal of 10 per cent growth in revenue and are struggling to achieve last year’s result, then ask yourself what you and your team need to do differently to change things. Focus on core values and behaviour....

  7. Trust accounts will help stop smaller players being strangled

    to pay smaller subcontractors has the potential to significantly reduce construction industry insolvencies. Transcripts from last week’s Senate inquiry findings highlighted the committee recommends a two year trial of Project Bank Accounts, where...

  8. Kelly and Partners opens new overseas office

    in the NSW firm’s expansion. “We are keen to continue our growth, which has averaged at a compound 42 per cent rate over the last decade, through the acquisition of firms which want to tap into our integrated operating and client management systems,” Mr...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Staff Reporter
    • Category: Business
  9. CPA warns against blind pursuit of surplus

    of the economy is more important than ever before. “Initiatives such as the Government’s innovation and science package last week will play an important role in helping that structural economic adjustment to happen,” he said. “Further, the business case...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Regulation
  10. Not Using New Technology? You Risk Losing Out in 2016

    Promoted by The exponential rate of technological change over the last decade has many experienced accountants and other professionals on the run as they try to keep pace. Keeping up to date professionally has always been challenging enough, but all...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Content Partner
    • Category: Technology
  11. By the Numbers: Think 1300 to Boost Your Image and Reach Small Accountancy Business?

    Benefits of a 1300 number Easier for clients to remember than a regular landline – especially if you use phone words for the last six digits. Provides the professional image of a large firm, even for a very small accountancy business. It’s easy to set...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Content Partner
    • Category: Business
  12. Mid-tier issues mixed response to innovation package

    incentives. “In particular, the government’s crowdsourced equity funding legislation introduced into Parliament last week missed the opportunity to target middle-market firms looking to expand their operations into new markets, both in Australia and in...

  13. PwC pushes further into legal services

    a shift in the way that big four firms have approached an expansion into the legal sector. “If I can be bold, maybe the last time the accounting firms or the big four entered the market, they didn’t always go into the legal sector at the right level or...

  14. ATO seeking feedback on paperless push

    they do not have the ability to do so. “More and more, people are carrying out their day-to-day business online and in the last couple of years a focus of ours has been to make sure our digital services meet the community’s needs,” Ms Crosby said. “For...

  15. The cloud and its impact on big Aussie accounting firms

    accounting firms are gradually accepting the efficiencies that the cloud presents, and the results have been phenomenal. The last five years has seen a radical rethink and shift in the way professional services companies have implemented digital...

  16. ATO admits past failures

    the organisation has accomplished very little in "the portal space". “I was annoyed because everything that we had done last year to try to build relationships and get people to understand that we are in partnership seemed to be flying out the door...

  17. Cuts to working visas don’t add up for accountants

    one third moved to the UK on a permanent basis, another third moved on a two- to three-year work experience cycle and the last third on a three- to six-year development cycle. The last time a change was made to the rules allowing Australians and New...

  18. Billson calls time on political career

    "hang up the campaign R.M. Williams" and not contest the Victorian seat of Dunkley for an eighth successive term. “For the last 12 years of my 20 years as a Parliamentarian, I have been a Coalition front-bencher and for the last six years, a...

  19. ASIC already shadow shopping as deadline looms

    body noting that compliance activity is set to ramp up in 2016. Speaking at the IPA’s National Congress on the Gold Coast last week, executive general manager Vicki Stylianou warned that ASIC is treating the accountants' exemption phase-out as a “hard...

  20. ASIC unveils latest licensing numbers

    This is an increase of 16 applications since 22 October this year. ASIC has now approved 78 applications, up from 74 as of last month. However, 101 applications have also been rejected or withdrawn, an increase of nine rejections since last month. ASIC...