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  1. Timing issues highlighted with private company share transfers

    enforce ownership, that’s transfer of beneficial ownership,” he told delegates at the SMSF Association Technical Day last week. “The ATO will accept that if that happens before the time you update the share registry, then that’s the time of the...

  2. Time-based billing? Time to move on

    having any confidence in using other methods like value-based pricing. Value pricing is a strategy that’s appeared in the last couple of years, referenced by leading experts all over the world, such as Ron Baker (director, VeraSage Institute, USA), Mark...

  3. Time to simplify accounting for goodwill and intangibles

    has been turning — back to the future — to the vastly simpler option of amortising goodwill over a set period, last seen circa 2005. Although the International Accounting Standards Board, whose standards are adopted in Australia, has recently indicated...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Amir Ghandar and Matthew Pinnuck
    • Category: Business

  4. Time running out for 50,000 ‘nervous’ directors with ATO debt 

    The clock is ticking for thousands who were given a stern warning by the ATO to act on their tax liabilities late last month. More than 50,000 ATO letters demanding debt repayment by company directors had delivered a “jolt” last month that spurred many...

  5. Time for some tough talking

    outstanding tax debts, while the Australian Tax Office had cut businesses some slack, this generosity wasn’t going to last forever. And it hasn’t. For a while, the ATO had been sympathetic about uncertain cash flows and made some changes to its normal...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Glenn Crisp, Jirsch Sutherland
    • Category: Business

  6. Three-quarters of Australians back wealth tax amid rising inequality

    most Australians support more action to rein in the ultra-rich as the G20 agreed to work on a 2 per cent levy on assets last week. Around three-quarters of Australians support a tax on billionaires to curb rising inequality that has reached “obscene”...

  7. Three ways to solve all your s100A problems

    to respond to such requests in a timely manner. Further, decisions about trust distributions are frequently made in the last weeks of June each year. The trust distribution minute must be signed before the stroke of midnight on 30 June for most trusts....

  8. Thousands of tax debt defaults ‘in the pipeline’

    been informed of several dozen defaults after the ATO revealed that it had sent out almost 300 intent-to-disclose notices last week. Mr Coghlan said all of the taxpayers involved were more than 90 days overdue, had no engagement with the ATO and while...

  9. Thousands of clients set to be contacted on incoming STP deadline

    with 1–4 employees account for 584,744 of that total, and the remaining 197,164 are businesses with 5–19 employees. Late last year, the bill proposing to extend STP to employers with 19 or less employees from 1 July 2019 was passed by the Senate, but...

  10. Thomson Reuters, Westfield exec to head Tax Institute

    take over from interim chief executive Vince Lendrum, who took over the reins when Mr Rowland departed the role in September last year after 19 years of service. Mr Hurst was most recently a director at Thomson Reuters, working within the tax and legal...

  11. This Payroll Platform Could Be A Gamechanger

    advisors is the relationship with their clients. Ensuring you recommend a product that does what it says, is key: “Over the last few years we’ve worked incredibly hard to create a great payroll system. It has proven to speed up and streamline payroll...

  12. They said accountants had no future, and they were wrong

    less suited to the ATO’s do-it-yourself system. The final percentage for agents may yet be broadly in the same ballpark as last year. Many people – myself included – worried that myTax could turn into the Uber of the tax world, the digital disrupter...

  13. The year the ATO came out on top – again

    lodge by the amnesty that might otherwise have sat on their hands. Accountants Daily awaits the final tally – taking in the last 25 days of the scheme – with interest. Small-business lodgements were of special interest to the ATO because the amount...

  14. The year that tax crime didn’t pay

    who help others evade tax. The Plutus jail terms were also just the headline items in a long list of wins for the taskforce last year that included, in December alone: A three-and-a-half year jail term for a Victorian man who attempted to claim almost...

  15. The year that rocked foundations of big 4

    in the wake of a review of its disciplinary procedures after its much-criticised handling of the KPMG exam cheating scandal last year. In reality, neither amount looks sufficiently potent next to the revenue of any big four firm. Instead, the real...

  16. The year professional bodies saw red

    Aren’t you curious what these folks spend their time ‘managing’? With a sole exception, remuneration for key executives rose last year with chief executive Ainslie van Onselen the top earner on $940,000, up from $877,500. With more members – 172,000 –...

  17. The year of shakers and movers

    threat of it – might be the only way to persuade a boss of your value. If you are the boss, different dynamics prevail but last year, as ever, the top end of town played musical chairs. Many of the plumb posts are in the gift of government and Labor has...

  18. The year cyber chickens came home to roost

    senior executives – suitably titled “Keeping us up at Night” – found 43 per cent were restless about the issue, relegating last year’s top concern of skills shortages to second place. Released yesterday, it found cyber security was now the number one...

  19. The year accountants met AI

    it’s for better or worse, one thing is certain – ChatGPT and its ilk have irrevocably changed the industry. In February last year, Will Buckley, manager of Xero Australia, told Accountants Daily he had tested an AI tool called ChatGPT and believed it...

  20. The value proposition of an accountant

    years, and many do more than that if they have other designations. An area of concern that has been in the media in the last week, and a possible reason for the widespread variation of pricing for accounting, tax and BAS services, are the number of...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Amanda Gascoigne, Amanda Gascoigne Consulting
    • Category: Business
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