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  1. Mid-tier launches new service line with PwC hire

    regulatory environment,” added David Garvey, managing partner of BDO’s Melbourne office. This follows BDO’s appointment late last year of ex-KPMG manager Mark Schiavello, and confirmation of the mid-tier’s intentions to make big changes across the board...

  2. 2018 accounting job hotspots revealed

    Recruitment Job Report for January to June, for reasons including a leakage of candidates to commercial organisations. Late last year, Hays’ research put the audit function in the automation pipeline, but employers are still finding significant value in...

  3. Tax debt transparency laws: the ATO’s new 'big stick'

    disclosure error, says one industry body. Exposure draft legislation for the transparency of business tax debts was released last week, aiming to allow the ATO to disclose business tax debts to credit reporting bureaus where the businesses have not...

  4. Poll hints at adviser exodus, accountants urged to pounce

    advice to retail consumers is covered by this new legislation,” said Mr Marshan. FASEA’s education guidance released last December proposes that an AQF7 qualification, which is equivalent to a three-year full-time university degree, or an AQF8...

  5. ATO action likely as cryptocurrency takes off with clients

    with characteristics similar to bitcoin are an asset for capital gains tax (CGT) purposes, as per the ATO’s update last year. “Accodex has observed a spike in enquiries in recent months. Most of them are speculators that have made significant capital...

  6. Mid-tier firm's corporate finance arm in hot water with ASIC

    AFSL, which excludes the firm from providing advice as an “independent expert.” The move was effective from 20 December last year. Accountants Daily understands that the AFSL in question is operated by the Melbourne office only, meaning other firms in...

  7. Government pushed to reform ‘far too complex’ awards structure

    for the government to support that to make it easier for our bookkeeping community to help business employ more people.” Last year, Ms Carnell said her office would be looking to simplify the industrial relations system in 2018. “We want to focus on...

  8. Accounting degrees to be hit by funding cuts

    student places across the board. In the Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook release by Treasurer Scott Morrison in December last year, the government revealed that it would freeze university funding for student places at 2017 levels. Rating agency...

  9. 'Constant attention from accountants' tipped with new SMSF borrowing rules

    constant attention from accountants” and will impede the attractiveness of gearing in super, according to the Tax Institute. Last week Treasury released a consultation paper on two measures for limited recourse borrowing arrangements (LRBAs), one of...

  10. Relief for accountants as ATO extends SMSF lodgement deadline

    is set to be released today to confirm the change. This is the second year in a row the deadline has been extended. As with last year’s extension, the ATO acknowledges professionals may need more time to cope with significant legislative and regulatory...

  11. Software exec fears for start-ups, add-ons market

    rate of software start-ups, and the implications for users’ data. Smithink’s founding director told Accountants Daily late last year he’s concerned by a general lack of awareness that the “overwhelming” number of small accounting software packages —...

  12. Post-Trump corporate tax rate debate ‘misrepresented’

    between the level and allocation of cross-border investments and the corporate tax rate,” Mr Leonard told Accountants Daily last month. “Attracting foreign direct investment is the primary goal of many who advocate reductions in statutory company tax...

  13. Payroll software suspicions central to FWO’s latest swoop

    a Five Dock outlet in Sydney’s inner west. Further, record-keeping practices have been high on the regulator's hit list. Last financial year, about two-thirds of the FWO's court cases involved alleged poor record-keeping or pay slip contraventions. “We...

  14. IPA boss plans ‘vocal’ push for ATO’s digital investment

    got a dashboard and a more modern feel, it’s not clunky or old fashioned,” the IPA’s Tony Greco told Accountants Daily late last year. In saying that, Mr Greco pointed out that tax professionals are “not asking for much” in terms of digital...

  15. Financial services, regulator exec blasts ‘castigated’ instos

    and here is a link to ASIC's full report. Mr Laughlin’s comments also complement the findings of KPMG’s research late last year into public trust, which concludes public trust is at “crisis” lows. “Certainly this is consistent with the findings of the...

  16. Caution advised on best interests duty with cryptocurrencies

    characteristics similar to bitcoin are an asset for capital gains tax (CGT) purposes. The ATO issued confirmation of this last year. Accountants with SMSF clients who are looking to invest in cryptocurrencies should also be certain the fund is permitted...

  17. ATO set to doorknock as 60% of cash-heavy businesses caught

    yesterday. This follows the ATO visiting about 400 small businesses operating with a heavy focus on cash transactions last year. The ATO’s work is part of a massive government crackdown on the black economy in Australia. In December 2016, the Turnbull...

  18. $360K, $1.8m data breach penalties raise flags for small business ombudsman

    study reporting 44 per cent of Australian businesses are not fully prepared,” said Ms Carnell. “Another report by Telstra last year found 33 per cent of small businesses don’t take proactive measures to protect against cyber breaches,” she said. The...

  19. Tax, technical quirks put clients at ‘crippling’ risk of penalty

    moves to move in on employers who aren’t meeting their SG obligations. A report from the tax office released in August last year showed the net superannuation gap — which is the difference between the value of SG gaps required to be paid by law minus...

  20. Minister falls short on income tax relief promise for federal budget

    Prime Minister will shortly be unveiling further plans for middle-income tax relief. At a Pritchitt Partners event in Sydney last night, Accountants Daily asked Mr Sukkar if it’s realistic to expect a commitment to both corporate tax rate cuts and...

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