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  1. Accounting ties strengthened in Sri Lanka: CPA Australia

    The professional body participated in a special ceremony to acknowledge the achievements of long-standing members over the last 10 to 20 years. The ceremony also celebrated several prominent Sri Lankan companies partnered with CPA Australia. CPA...

  2. SMEs not ‘confident’ in financial health, survey reveals

    index highlighted the average value of invoices held by businesses has fallen to a record low, down 49.9 per cent since last year. This significant drop can be attributed to, “decreased order values as businesses are forced to reduce inventory due to...

  3. Stephen Jones retains role in recent Ministry shake up

    code of conduct. The determination is the first use of new ministerial powers provided under legislation that was enacted last year in Treasury Laws Amendment (2023 Measures No. 1) Bill 2023. The legislation enables a Minister to supplement the existing...

  4. ATO gives taxpayers green light to lodge returns

    from previous years as rules around claims could change. “Make sure you don’t just ‘copy and paste’ your deductions from last year, because you might be missing out on everything you’re entitled to. Check out the guidance on our website about what you...

  5. Tax industry claims partial victory against government’s code changes

    do to stop obligations around client disclosures and confidentiality from materialising. Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones’ last-minute announcement on the eve of the 1 August start date comes after weeks of warnings and intense lobbying from the...

  6. ETF investors warned against rushing tax returns

    have yet received all the relevant information required for their return, the Institute of Public Accountants has warned. Last week the ATO stated that taxpayers with simple financial affairs could now lodge their tax returns with the Tax Office having...

  7. PwC CEO’s secret $1.2m payment sparks fresh ethics concerns

    transparent” with Parliament. Chief risk and ethics officer Jan McCahey, who only found out about the payment last month while preparing for the committee hearing, said the work Burrowes was doing for PwC International and Australia was “very aligned”....

  8. Accountants urged to hike fees as new rules squeeze industry

    start on 1 August. After intense industry backlash over the obligations and short implementation time frame, Jones announced last week that small firms with fewer than 100 employees would be given until 1 July next year to comply. The start date for...

  9. ATO issues reminder on record-keeping requirements for taxpayers

    expenses are the largest category of deductions the ATO sees for individuals each year, with more than 8 million claims last year,” he said. “Keeping good records can reduce the cost of managing your tax affairs and ensures you can claim all expenses...

  10. TPB treads fine line with new tax agent rules

    and guidance to resolve unsettled issues with the determination made by Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones at the start of last month. Small accounting and bookkeeping businesses have feared the additional workloads created by record keeping, quality...

  11. Breaking down the latest in accounting technology

    called NetCash, which helps NetSuite users with easier bank feeds to speed up the bank reconciliation process. That’s the last of our app news. Moving into the GL world… Intuit have introduced QuickBooks Ledger: low cost solution for simple clients....

  12. Government to overhaul ‘poorly executed’ data sharing rules

    CDR data standards, based on the very low level of usage that they observe among their customer base,” the review, released last week, said. Jones flagged plans to get the roll-out back on track and to expand CDR to non-bank lenders in 2025. He said the...

  13. Voluntary tax believer fined $15k for bogus trust deductions

    due to her personal circumstances and the fact the ATO never paid out the refund. But the AAT dismissed these arguments last week, with deputy president Ian Hanger finding that “no reasonable person” could believe they were complying with tax laws while...

  14. Young accountants at risk of ‘burnout’, warns Springfox

    also expressed concerns about attracting and retaining younger professionals in accounting roles, having released a campaign last month to attract more people to the industry. Sigley said protecting junior accountants from burnout is crucial for their...

  15. ATO issues further advice to NFPs on self-review return

    for lodging the self-review return through ATO's phone service and other details about its compliance approach. In an update last week, the ATO said while not-for-profits (NFPs) are now starting to lodge their self-review returns and update the details...

  16. Australian economy needs SMEs to succeed, says COSBOA

    about the economy in the next 12 months. Fifty-three per cent said their optimism levels have remained stagnant over the last 12 months and only 22 per cent said they are more optimistic. Small business owners have outlined government policy would make...

  17. Coalition sets date for TASA showdown

    Treasurer the power to unilaterally modify the code was welcomed by Senator Barbara Pocock in a media release at the end of last year. More recently, however, lower house MP Max Chandler-Mather wrote to Jones backing up practitioner’s concerns over the...

  18. Unregistered tax preparer fined $1.8m for record TASA breaches

    years, the largest number of violations ever prosecuted by the Tax Practitioners Board in the Federal Court. In a judgment last week, Justice Wendy Abraham also permanently banned Jayden Van Dyke from providing tax agent services without proper...

  19. Lawyer to stand trial for alleged money laundering scheme

    Papandrea have spent the years since fighting to have their money laundering charges tossed out. They lost that fight late last week when the ACT Magistrates Court found there was enough evidence to commit the case to trial. Magistrate Sean Richter was...

  20. Is it time to talk about quotas in financial services?

    cent, the second-largest gap among all the industries included in the report. According to government projections released last year, it will take another 26 years to close Australia’s national gender pay. The issue of quotas is complex and requires the...

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