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  1. Government extends SME responsible lending exemption

    responsible lending obligations for banks. The SME responsible lending exemption, introduced at the start of the pandemic last year, was due to expire on 2 April but will now be extended until the government secures passage of its credit reforms through...

  2. UK’s audit reforms could be a ‘watershed moment’ for global markets

    that similar reforms might take shape in Australia, after recommendations handed down by the inquiry, released in November last year, cast emphasis on ASIC and the Financial Reporting Council to define audit and non-audit categories, and provide clarity...

  3. ATO called to drop Part IVA for personal services businesses

    the right thing after having passed the stringent tests of Part 2-42, only to find out that this is not the case.” PSI rules last came into the spotlight in 2009 after the Board of Taxation’s review, followed closely by Dr Ken Henry’s Australia’s Future...

  4. ATO makes extension relief on NALI

    recent Tax Institute Superannuation Intensive Series 2021, ATO assistant commissioner Justin Micale said that, in December last year, the ATO took further industry consultation and since then has continued to receive submissions on draft Law Companion...

  5. Greens propose 6% wealth tax, corporate super profit tax

    a day, and fund government employment programs. “The next election will be closer than people think,” Mr Bandt said. “At the last election, Australia was only 828 votes away from a minority Parliament. “At the next election, people can kick the Liberals...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Tax

  6. Brisbane to enter 3-day lockdown

    hours after JobKeeper’s expiry, which in its final week supported around 1 million jobs. Treasury secretary Steven Kennedy last week said the end of JobKeeper could mass trigger unemployment for up to 150,000 Australians. Lockdown restrictions in...

  7. Insolvency firm branches out into corporate advice

    in helping businesses recover from economic challenges,” said Domenic Calabretta, CEO of Mackay Goodwin. “Over the last year, it has become very apparent there are also some fantastic organisations, both listed and unlisted, as well as start-ups, which...

  8. ‘Penalties will resume’: ATO flips the switch on debt recovery

    and their clients that firm action will not be taken if they reach out for help. “We understand the bushfires from last year, COVID-19 or the floods more recently may continue to have a significant impact on taxpayers and tax professionals,” said the...

  9. An end-of-tax year preview in a post stimulus world

    issue relating to the requirement to have an Australian Business Number (ABN) and evidence of business activity by 12 March last year to be eligible for JobKeeper (on the basis of business participation, not employees) and the cash flow boost. There’s...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Intuit QuickBooks
    • Category: Tax

  10. Deloitte acquires Rice Warner

    consultancy and research firm and was looking forward to the next phase of its journey under Deloitte. “Over the last three decades, our incredibly talented team across the business has helped our clients navigate an increasingly challenging...

  11. ATO updates guidance on promoter penalty laws

    superannuation despite release criteria not being satisfied. Concerns around illegal access to super were raised by the ATO last year after it identified 1,200 taxpayers who withdrew money under the COVID-19 early release of super measure and...

  12. Cloud technologies necessary to ride wave of economic growth for accounting practices

    accountants will be advising clients through a period of substantial economic growth. While this may be a stark contrast to last year, one thing holds true: accounting practices will need to lean on digital innovation to ride this wave of growth. To...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Kerry Agiasotis, Sage Asia Pacific
    • Category: Technology

  13. Tax consequences highlighted ahead of trans-Tasman bubble

    for domestic travel, too, which is expected to see growth fueled by corporate travel. A report released by Deloitte last week forecast increased travel due to “pent-up demand,” as a result of increased consumer confidence off the back of the pandemic...

  14. Calls for JobKeeper’s return mount in the face of vaccine delays

    changing vaccine advice has slowed the country’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout. ACTU secretary Sally McManus took to Twitter last week to make a case for why federal support was still necessary amid the government’s changing vaccine advice, with the...

  15. FASEA chair reappointed ahead of wind-up

    the Corporations Act 2001 to set the education, training and ethical standards of financial advisers in Australia. Late last year, the government announced that FASEA would be wound up, with its standard-making functions to be moved into the Treasury...

  16. Business conditions surge to record high in March: NAB

    the rebound phase in activity with the earlier removal of pandemic-related restrictions. “Overall, the recovery over the last year has been much more rapid than anyone could have forecast.” March also saw business confidence fall by 3 index points to 15...

  17. Credit enquiries reach 18-month high as conditions normalise

    13 consecutive months,” said Patrick Coghlan, CEO at CreditorWatch. “The average number of external administrations over the last six months is 14 per cent lower than for the six-month period to September 2020.” However, external administrations are...

  18. MYOB to offer invoice financing under latest partnership

    as the latest in a series of moves by cloud accounting platforms to offer invoice financing, after Xero acquired Waddle last year. MYOB said the move comes in response to a rising trend of cash flow-induced stress among SMEs. Citing the results of its...

  19. JobKeeper ends but ATO audit activity on the program set to continue

    the likely job losses, he said the effect was unlikely to be adverse given the strengthening of the economy over the last two quarters. Employers are also likely to face new difficulties with the end of JobKeeper, especially in handling terminations....

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Roman Kaczynski & Rod Spicer
    • Category: Regulation

  20. ‘More Australians in work than ever before’: Frydenberg

    for the month, a level unseen since 2014, as hours worked rose to levels unseen since before the pandemic took hold in March last year. “Employment and hours worked in March 2021 were both higher than March 2020, up by 0.6 [of a percentage point] and...

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