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  1. Few will benefit from FBT exemption for EVs

    of technical policy Tony Greco said, with supply issues one critical factor in crimping sales. Introducing the measure last week, climate change and energy minister Chris Bowen said it would save an employer providing an EV costing $50,000 up to $9,000...

  2. Fee-for-service financial advice model criticised

    operating on a fee-for-service only model, saying there is a major difference between advice and accounting businesses. Last week, the Accounting Professional & Ethical Standards Board (APESB) closed submissions to its consultation paper on the post...

  3. Fee rise will cripple our grad program: internal audit body

    its functions with efficiency, accountability, and transparency in a timely manner,” said Dr Hendy. “Over the course of the last few years TEQSA has fallen short of sectoral performance expectations on various occasions.” “IHEA will continue to advocate...

  4. Fee resistance, stress and lifestyle among top client hurdles

    practice. A Bstar survey of about 200 SMEs nationwide shows one of practice managers’ biggest barriers to change in the last 12 months was fee resistance. “Many advisers tell us that SMEs aren’t willing to pay for business improvement services. Our...

  5. Federal Treasurer backs economic recovery as NSW emerges from lockdown

    will stay accommodative.” He also pointed to the $200 billion on household balance sheets “that was not there this time last year”, as well as business balance sheet growth and “strong pipelines of investment in both the housing sector” (bolstered by...

  6. Federal government under fire for patchwork support to lockdown-ravaged businesses

    “The patchwork of relief from states all doing their own thing in response to a national emergency is making it worse than last year when we had a Commonwealth approach,” said Mr Greco. “JobSaver was supposed to be the national response to extended...

  7. 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...

  8. Federal government locks horns with opposition over ‘botched’ GST changes

    the Tax Institute spotted an apparent oversight in the Treasury Laws Amendment (Enterprise Tax Plan) Act 2017, which passed last year. The changes allow small businesses with an aggregated turnover of up to $10 million the ability to account for GST on...

  9. Federal Court stops fake tax agent

    from acting unlawfully and putting consumers at risk,” he said. “We expect to build upon the success of cases we litigated last year, which included 219 cases of complaints about unregistered preparers who are failing to provide legal and ethical advice...

  10. Federal Court shoots down Sydney accountant’s ban appeal

    TM Index). Mr Wang brought his appeal to the Federal Court after the Administrative Appeals Tribunal affirmed the decision last year. In dismissing Mr Wang’s appeal, the Federal Court upheld the AAT’s findings that Mr Wang had a dishonest state of mind...

  11. Federal Court paves way for taxpayer to argue ATO owes duty of care

    owes a duty of care is “reasonably arguable”, which could possibly open the “floodgates” to other negligent claims. Last week, in Farah Custodians Pty Limited v Commissioner of Taxation (No 2) FCA 1076, the Federal Court granted leave for a taxpayer to...

  12. Federal Court judgment spotlights compliance quirk for accountants

    the super guarantee scheme could see some well-intentioned accountants caught out down the track, says one tax consultant. Last month, the Federal Court held that in Australian Workers' Union v BlueScope Steel (AIS) Pty Ltd [2018] FCA 80, the employer...

  13. Federal Court imposes orders on SMSF accountant

    and other letters be sent to client addresses from expired driver’s licenses. ASIC then turned to the Federal Court late last year to direct her to comply with the enforceable undertaking, with Ms Thorne now agreeing to do so. The court also ordered Ms...

  14. Federal Court imposes order on unregistered agent

    on behalf of her clients, as the TPB ramps up investigations into unregistered tax advice. Federal Court Justice McKerracher last week ordered unregistered tax agent Jessa Van Stroe, a.k.a. Jessa Layola, from preparing or lodging tax returns on behalf...

  15. Federal Court imposes $40k fine on unregistered tax agent

    and shaming unregistered tax agents in the independent review of the TPB. The independent review was completed in October last year but has yet to be released by the government.

  16. Federal Court hears ATO’s appeal of landmark Bendel decision

    doubt on how it treated unpaid trust entitlements for the past decade. A full bench of the Federal Court heard arguments last week in the Tax Office’s highly anticipated appeal of the Bendel ruling that threw more than a decade of edicts on the...

  17. Federal Court hands out highest-ever $22.68m penalty to tax exploitation promoter

    The penalties are the largest ever for promoters of tax exploitation schemes and were ordered by the Federal Court last Friday against Paul Enzo Bogiatto and his associated companies. Mr Bogiatto was ordered to pay $6.51 million, while his related...

  18. Federal Court dismisses tax agent appeal

    a decision by the Federal Court to dismiss the appeal of a tax agent who was rejected from renewing his registration. Last week, Justice Logan of the Federal Court dismissed the appeal by Philip Ham, upholding the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT)...

  19. Federal Court dismisses ASIC’s case against liquidator

    legal battle against the regulator with the Federal Court dismissing proceedings brought against him. The Federal Court late last week dismissed ASIC’s case against Jason Bettles, a registered liquidator and partner at Worrells Solvency and Accounting....

  20. Federal Court dismisses appeal in tax dispute over settlement payment

    represented the commutation of the taxpayer's income protection benefit into a lump sum payment. The decision handed down last week, Sladden v Commissioner of Taxation [2024] FCAFC 122, involved a $1 million insurance settlement sum that was received by...

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