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  1. Accountants called on as Board of Taxation reviews tax concessions

    a review of the suite of small business tax concessions, with a view to recommend reform and possibly new tax breaks. Late last month, the Board of Taxation announced it would be launching a review led by board members, BDO partner Dr Mark Pizzacalla...

  2. Bookkeepers cautioned over SG amnesty

    superannuation guarantee amnesty is not yet legislated, affecting the tax-deductibility of payments and potential penalties. Last month, Minister for Revenue and Financial Services Kelly O’Dwyer announced the introduction of the amnesty to give...

  3. ATO kicks off ‘biggest ever’ taxpayer education campaign

    the government to increase compliance activities targeting individual taxpayers and tax agents, as announced in the budget last month. Work-related expenses has been a key focus area for the Tax Office, with commissioner Chris Jordan claiming that...

  4. Australian accountants facing further scrutiny

    a wrap of the Australian Accounting Awards. The team share their learnings and observations from the gala dinner in Sydney last week, including advice for accountants who are considering throwing their hat in the ring next year.

  5. Deloitte stands back from CPA Australia gig

    process with the newly appointed auditor. The big four firm was drawn into CPA Australia’s corporate governance crisis last year, when members were frustrated about salary and payments disclosures made by the previous board. In the same address, Mr...

  6. PwC snares top Suncorp marketing exec

    former group executive for customer, data and marketing, and chief customer experience officer, left his position earlier last month after 14 years with the bank. PwC’s chief creative officer Russel Howcroft welcomed Mr Reinke as “one of the most...

  7. TPB spies on unregistered agents online, launches new tax time campaign

    agent may or may not have.” The campaign follows a $20 million funding boost to the TPB, as announced in the federal budget last month. The additional funding will come from an increase in tax and BAS agent registration fees, in a bid to ensure the TPB...

  8. Health, wellness often suffers as EOFY approaches

    stress from intense workloads and client demands. Accountants fared comparatively well on depression and anxiety barometers last year, but stumbled with physical health and nutrition, particularly during longer working hours. “We all know that...

  9. KPMG marks further outer suburbs expansion

    growing their presence in the area. Deloitte is the largest, located in Parramatta and Norwest Business Park. Also, in June last year, PwC announced that about 200 staff would be relocated to the Western Sydney University Parramatta campus. It also has...

  10. Public accountants urged to embrace SG amnesty

    business clients to “wipe the slate clean” and pay worker entitlements in full, to the Institute of Public Accountants. Last month, the government introduced a one-off, 12-month amnesty period for small businesses to address any historical underpayment...

  11. CBA finds drop in growth for accountants’ business advisory services

    their service offerings next financial year. The net confidence rating is now 51 per cent, up from 33 per cent this time last year. Further, about 59 per cent of those surveyed are forecasting a jump in revenue and profit for the next year. About 11 per...

  12. Leadership changes, acquisition announced at Reckon

    be shifted. It follows a failed sell-off of Reckon’s accountants group to MYOB, after negotiations that started in November last year. Mr Allert told Accountants Daily the succession plan was always in the works, and is not a direct response to the...

  13. ATO defends tax agents compliance campaign

    to stamp out tax agents who were contributing to the work-related expenses gap. “It's been a particular problem over the last year and I think all agents heard the commissioner make comments about his concerns that we are seeing similar errors in the...

  14. Headaches continue for Dover accountants

    Dover Group continue to experience fallout from the shock closure, as a major bank moves to suspend their authority. Last week, Accountants Daily reported that Dover Financial Advisers will be unexpectedly wound up, leaving almost 400 authorised...

  15. Audit proposal 'misdirected', says one association

    CPA Australia has also spoken out against the proposed measure, believing that it would unfairly target SMSF auditors. Last month, Super Sphere director Belinda Aisbett announced the establishment of the SMSF Auditors Lobby Group, aimed at opposing the...

  16. Payroll tax threshold to increase in NSW, SA

    Business) Amendment Bill 2018 being introduced in state parliament has an expected start date of 1 January 2019. “At long last the economic handbrake is coming off small businesses in this state who will soon have more money in their pockets to reinvest...

  17. ASIC flexes new powers as liquidator booted

    and insolvency services. Liquidators have been in the regulatory spotlight since ASIC’s new powers came into effect in March last year. The industry is also up for a tough time under ASIC’s new funding model. Registered liquidators will have to pay a...

  18. The end of financial year comes but once a year

    non-concessional contributions you’ll need to check on what the client has contributed this financial year as well as the last two years in case they’ve triggered the “bring forward rule”. And don’t forget that spouse contributions count against the...

  19. Ex-KPMG boss to chair new black economy advisory board

    chair, will lead the government’s new black economy advisory board. Mr Andrew, who chaired the black economy taskforce last year, will oversee a board that will include members of the private and public sector to provide strategic advice on trends and...

  20. CA networks announce partnership

    will be no staff changes as a result of the merger. Sothertons became affiliated members of the UHY Haines Norton network last year. UHY Haines Norton chair, Michael Coughtrey, believes it’s a tough market for mid-tier accounting networks looking to...