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  1. Too soon for more promoter penalty changes: CPA Australia

    scope, including a broader definition of what it means to be a ‘promoter’. The Treasury consultation paper, released last month, proposes introducing grouping rules to address the conduct of associates of tax schemes, as well as altering an exemption...

  2. Reliance on bracket creep risks record-high income taxes

    tax receipts, meant that income tax would eventually make up almost half of total tax revenue, approaching historical highs last seen in the mid-1980s. The report by the PBO, released Thursday (15 November), warned that “unless other sources of revenue...

  3. Government cautioned on penalty proposal for accountants’ certificates

    investor and wholesale client tests. "There have been no adjustments to these wealth thresholds for over 20 years, in the last five to ten years individuals who are currently considered to have modest wealth have invested most of their life savings into...

  4. ATO issues reminder to tax agents as government phases out cheques

    30 June 2028 and cease being accepted on 30 September 2029. The ministers said cheque use had fallen by 90 per cent in the last decade and that the government would help customers and businesses still using them to switch to other payment methods. The...

  5. Tax Office issues 8,710 DPNs over unpaid super in 2023–24

    more than double the 3,660 DPNs issued in relation to unpaid super in 2022–23. The Tax Office issued a warning to businesses last month, outlining its new compliance approach to unpaid tax and super. "We are now focusing on businesses who refuse to...

  6. WCT Advisory poaches Bentleys team as insolvency work booms

    highest in the construction sector, with appointments surging 27 per cent in October to 1,627 compared to the same period last year, and around 80 per cent compared to 2022 figures. The accommodation and food services sector was also heavily impacted,...

  7. Section 10 could ‘stifle public comment on tax system’, warns tax expert

    may be used to control public comment about the tax system. The TPB released six draft information sheets for consultation last month in relation to the determination. The guidance explains the TPB’s views on sub-paragraph 10(b)(ii) which states that...

  8. Teal MP details top tax reform priorities in green paper

    of the major parties have shown real courage, but because economic reality is setting the agenda.” The green paper, released last week, identified six areas of tax reform to respond to challenges facing younger workers, Australia’s declining...

  9. NSW payroll tax changes safeguard essential GP veteran care

    of Veterans (DVA) card. The bill to abolish payroll tax on the care veterans receive from independent GPs in NSW was passed last week by the NSW parliament. RACGP NSW & ACT chair, Rebekah Hoffman, said she applauded the Minns Labor government for acting...

  10. $3m super tax cast into limbo as parliamentary support crumbles

    thrown into limbo with the Labor government failing to secure crossbench support to pass the measure during Parliament’s last sitting session. Industry experts welcomed news of the bill being left out of the government’s list of priority legislation...

  11. TASA determination could upend agents’ client lists: Tax Institute

    imposed by the determination. Exposure draft D57/2024, released by the TPB in a set of six draft information sheets last month, addresses obligations imposed by section 15. The section requires practitioners to either correct a false or misleading...

  12. Super objective for retirement income finally ‘locked in’, says SMC

    Members Council of Australia (SMC) congratulated the Senate and government on passing the Superannuation Objective Bill last Thursday. The bill was introduced into the House of Representatives in November 2023 and would be an important legislative...

  13. Anti-money laundering reforms pass both houses

    Parliament. The Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Amendment Bill 2024 was passed by Parliament last week on its final sitting day for the year. The legislation expands the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism...

  14. PwC scandal shows ‘biggest is never best’

    four’s vast partnerships incapable of regulating governance and ethical failures. Panellists at the IPA’s National Congress last week, including Labor senator Deborah O’Neill and IPA group president Cheryl Mallett, agreed bigger firms habitually...

  15. Designer bags land woman behind bars in Operation Protego

    An Operation Protego investigation has landed a luxury spender with a sentence of two years and eight months in prison. Last Friday, a 44-year-old woman was sentenced to over two years behind bars for dealing with the proceeds of an indictable crime,...

  16. Taxpayers using ATO Community at risk of ‘plainly wrong’ advice

    prevent that occurring.” ATO Community was launched in 2017 to encourage taxpayers to self-serve and resolve queries online. Last year, chief service delivery officer David Allen referred taxpayers to the online forum as “with more than 117,000 members...

  17. The Access Group launches software platform to boost data security

    focused on data security. The announcement was made at the Access All Areas event held at the Esplanade Hotel in Melbourne last Wednesday. The event was solely focused on bringing members of the accounting industry together and consisted of 23 panel...

  18. Vanuatuan matriarch’s $33m sent to brother not taxable, court rules

    sister Graziella Leong, owner of Au Bon Marche (ABM), a prominent Vanuatu-based supermarket chain. The Federal Court ruled last week that the income tax assessments were “excessive” and that the ATO overlooked the family dynamics of the Cheung-Leong...

  19. Businesses forced to pay more to retain and attract reliable employees

    working conditions over the past year to retain and attract skilled workers. A recent report by Business NSW found the last 12 months had been a significant battle for SMEs trying to remain competitive in the hunt for reliable labour. The report, State...

  20. Federal government rules out small business definition change for 2024

    to change the definition of what small business means and welcomed the support shown by a number of parliamentarians last week. Though changes to the threshold were not to be reconsidered until the second half of 2025, the body said it encouraged...

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