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  1. Student outrage sees CA timetable changed to 2019

    unclear. A third capstone module will be available for students in 2018 and 2019, according to an announcement to candidates last week. Under the current timetable, some students finishing their technical modules in term two had to wait up to eight...

  2. Structural changes to erode Australia’s tax base: IGR

    tax base with indirect taxes expected to fall, the 2023 Intergenerational Report (IGR) reveals. The report, handed down last week, outlines that indirect sources of revenue are expected to decline as the decarbonisation of the transport industry and...

  3. Strong jobs growth of 64k powers past estimates

    rate reached a record high. The labour market is defying predictions of a slowdown after 64,000 jobs were added last month and workforce participation reached a record high. The strong growth in employment and the labour force kept the unemployment rate...

  4. Strong IPO market creates opportunity for accountants

    fourth globally for IPO activity in the first half of 2017, creating an opportunity for firms focused on small cap listings. Last week, EY released its EY Global IPO Trends: Q2 2017 report, revealing that global IPO activity was at its highest in H1...

  5. Stress, pay and robo-accountants top deterrents to profession: ACCA

    among many Australian accountants. “They almost refocused on compliance work because there was so much requirement over the last two years,” she said. “They’re like, there’s enough work for me already here and I’m comfortable and I just don’t want to...

  6. STP to cover all businesses as legislation passes

    Payroll to employers with 19 or fewer employees has finally passed both houses today, after amendments were tabled in late last year. The Treasury Laws Amendment (2018 Measures No. 4) Bill 2018 secured passage today after it was referred back to the...

  7. STP is an entry way into value pricing for accountants

    they must first unlearn old practices. “All of the mindsets, tools and strategies that we have dragged with us for the last two decades while billing based on time or costs, have become a part of who we are. “Accountants actually first have to unlearn...

  8. STP implications for 2018 returns

    tax agents have been able to rely on the paper PS, which was often given to the employee within a few days of the last pay for the year. For instance, if the last fortnightly pay was on Thursday, 21 June, the PS might be handed out on Monday, 25 June,...

  9. STP data sharing set to increase scrutiny on employee work rights

    seen a surge in demand for work right validation, with Mr Paff reporting a 400 per cent growth for vSure’s customer base last fiscal year. Buoyed by this, Mr Paff has acquired vSure together with an investor group led by Bruce Carr, with founder Mark...

  10. STP audit activity to ramp up as ATO ditches ‘softly softly’ approach

    The ATO’s “softly softly” approach to Single Touch Payroll will not last long, warns a tax expert, as clients are urged to revisit historical data before the Tax Office catches up to them. With Single Touch Payroll (STP) now mandatory for businesses of...

  11. STP ‘a bureaucratic nightmare’ for small business

    ATO allow the client to give them a yearly authority to lodge on their behalf based on the information they've provided?” Last year, the Institute of Public Accountants noted how the rollout of single touch payroll would affect small businesses, citing...

  12. Stop this digital world, I want to get off ...

    shorter but more regular and most importantly more relevant. The discussion will be about what’s happening now rather than last week, last month or last year, which has been the tradition of the profession. At the Accountants Technology Showecase...

  13. Still ‘all talk, no action’ with limited licensing

    initial 1 July 2012 accountant’s exemption due date was announced. Speaking to AccountantsDaily, Mr Moss said that over the last three months he has received an influx of calls from accountants looking for information on licensing. “So it has gone from...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: James Mitchell
    • Category: Business

  14. Sterling crowned Business Publishing Company of the Year

    Company of the Year 2014 at the prestigious Publishers Australia Excellence Awards. The 18th annual awards, held in Sydney last week, featured some of the biggest brands and businesses in publishing, with Bauer Media, Reed Business Information, Pacific...

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

  15. 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...

  16. Steering clear of an ATO audit this tax time

    you and your firm in a potential audit. With the ATO releasing its first-ever Individuals not in business tax gap report last year, tax agents and their clients can expect greater scrutiny from the Tax Office as it looks to tackle the $8.7 billion tax...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Tax

  17. Stay on top of BAS planning in 2021

    are grappling with a vastly changed operating environment as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic that unfolded this time last year. While this month marks the anniversary of mass change for the accounting industry, it’s also a moment to reflect on the...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Intuit QuickBooks
    • Category: Regulation

  18. Stats blow ATO expenses crusade ‘out of the water’

    according to a national tax and accounting network. Work-related expenses had been in the spotlight from as early June last year with the ATO, when it started releasing materials explaining how to correctly claim deductions. Travel expenses in...

  19. State subsidy scheme shows small business ‘desperate for advice’

    have a role in encouraging and supporting business to access advice.” He contrasted the Victorian scheme with one announced last week by Canberra, which pledges $18.6 million to help small businesses adopt digital technology from April 2023. Small...

  20. State of SMSF advice model needs ‘urgent wholesale review’

    the design of the new system achieves the policy intent while still upholding robust consumer protections.” In November last year, the government stated that it would support, in principle, a recommendation from the Review of the Tax Practitioners Board...

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