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  1. Accountant faces court over lodging false documents

    documents with ASIC. Paul Anthony Scott, of Southport in south east Queensland, appeared in the Southport Magistrates Court last week charged with one count of lodging false documents with ASIC. He was also charged with one count of obstructing ASIC in...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  2. Accountant denied TPB registration over supervision concerns

    require them to show evidence of at least one year of full-time relevant experience (or part-time equivalent) in the last five years under the “supervision and control” of a registered tax agent. Dou had worked as an accountant at Twin Cities Tax &...

  3. Accountant advice scheme crucial post-JobKeeper, government told

    the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers, the ASBFEO and the Council of Small Business Australia made a united call last year for a professional advice subsidy for small businesses. The proposed subsidy program will see small businesses with up to $10...

  4. Accountancy firms to increase salaries across FY2023–24: Hays

    Mr Cawley. “This year, both the number and value of increases will rise, continuing the upwards trajectory we first noted in last year’s Hays Salary Guide.” “Despite the increased salary boost, employers and their accountancy employees’ expectations...

  5. Account for September deferred payments now, businesses warned

    accountants have been urged to help their small-business clients understand what expenses will need to be paid in the last quarter of the year. With just one week to go before September, Scottish Pacific’s general manager for Victoria, Jane Starkins, is...

  6. Accessorial liability crackdown puts bookkeepers on alert

    in the wake of the fallout of the Fair Work Ombudsman successfully securing penalties under the accessorial liability laws. Last week, Harmers Workplace Lawyers executive counsel David Bates said recent prosecutions over the past three years have shown...

  7. Access to tax breaks threatened under new recommendations

    to claims. “There is this constant tweaking. It causes instability in the market because people just don’t know if it’s the last change and if it’s stable. How do you budget your five or six-year innovation spending like that, what does the roadmap look...

  8. Accelerating insolvencies strike concern for SMEs, report reveals

    that 50 per cent of SMEs said they would suffer severe cash flow problems or face negative financial impacts that would last three months or more. In addition to this, 4 per cent said they would need to shut down immediately and only 21 per cent said...

  9. ACCC warns accountants about ransomware

    becoming increasingly sophisticated and entrepreneurial in the way they attack. “They've been around a long time but in the last year or so there's certainly been some more of them than there have been in the past,” he said. “One of the things that we...

  10. ACCC to set up National Anti-Scam Centre with $58m in funding

    says the organisation. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) will use the $58 million set aside in last week’s budget to complete the setup of the National Anti-Scam Centre over the next two years. ACCC deputy chair Catriona Lowe...

  11. ACCC to prioritise complaints from business and consumer groups

    currently operate in the United Kingdom and Canada. The government released its plans for the complaints mechanism in May last year, following concerns raised by relevant advocacy groups that their complaints were treated in the same way as any other...

  12. ACCC issues scam warning

    to be on the lookout for scams targeting their small business clients. ACCC deputy chair Michael Schaper, who spoke last week at the IPA’s Tasmanian congress, said the commission receives thousands of complaints every year about scams targeting small...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Staff Reporter
    • Category: Business

  13. ACCC gives green light to MYOB’s acquisition of GreatSoft

    watchdog’s investigation was spurred by earlier concerns raised in its review of the proposed acquisition in October last year. The ACCC noted the deal would leave just Xero and Reckon to compete for sales of practice management software to medium and...

  14. ACCC finds SMSF, property clients captured by scams

    on the rise this year with the amount of money lost on an average month-on-month basis increasing 117 per cent compared to last year. "Last year, Australians reported they lost $64.6 million to investment scams to Scamwatch and the Australian Cybercrime...

  15. ACCC casts doubts over MYOB acquisition of GreatSoft

    to migrate to the cloud.” The competition watchdog’s preliminary concerns come after it initiated a review in October last year following the announcement of the proposed acquisition. The ACCC believes the proposed deal could potentially lead to...

  16. ABRS extends director ID deadline by 2 weeks

    people to apply.” Mr Jordan said that over 1.8 million directors had now applied for their director ID, up from 1.5 million last week. Following the significant shortfall in applications, many predicted that the ABRS would extend the deadline. In the...

  17. AAT unveils 29 further appointments

    Appeals Tribunal, including two new deputy presidents. Attorney-General George Brandis QC announced the 29 appointments last week, following nine appointments that were made last month. Professor Bernard McCabe and James Walsh have both been appointed...

  18. AAT sets aside trustee disqualification

    Merchant, the founder of surfwear brand Billabong, was part of a series of cases. It follows the Federal Court decision last week which examined whether Merchant had used his family trust to engage in an asset wash sale by selling Billabong shares to...

  19. AAT rules against ATO’s ‘incorrect’ $1.4m fine on Perth taxpayer

    $2.9 million in outstanding income tax liabilities dating back to 2014. AAT deputy president Boyle said in a judgment last week the penalty was “excessive or otherwise incorrect and that the assessment should have been that no penalty was applicable”....

  20. AAT rejects navy sailor’s work-related claims

    equipment “out of the generosity of his own heart”, has had his claims turned down by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal. Last week, the AAT confirmed that taxpayer Cameron Lambourne, an electronics technician with the Australian Navy, was not entitled...

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