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  1. [CPD] PCG 2021/4 : How to advise your clients on professional firm profits

    tax rate of between 30% and 35% otherwise the ATO will review your client and start the "please explain" process that may lead to a tax audit. If you don't advise your clients about this now - and the extra tax they will need to pay for the 2023 year -...

  2. [CPD webinar] ATO’s latest ruling - Leading your clients in uncertain times

    accountants looking for answers. There’s never been a more important time to take control of your client relationships and lead the conversation. Join us on this free CPD webinar as we discuss strategies to help you lead and educate your clients, as...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Practice Ignition
    • Category: Regulation

  3. ‘We’re in the people business’: Accountants lead mental health charge

    Mental health support for accounting professionals and their clients will be critical as they deal with the ongoing pandemic and the ensuing economic downturn, says one professional accounting body. Institute of Public Accountants chief executive...

  4. ‘We’re all responsible’: accountants called to lead change in pay parity

    exists to level the pay gap, while pushing for a set target of 30 per cent female partners and 30 per cent women in senior leadership positions by 2020. Like its rivals, EY has not had a history of parity in leadership positions. “It’s no secret women...

  5. ‘We cannot rest on our laurels’: Senator Jane Hume

    and the new Minister for Women’s Economic Security, has urged the financial services industry to help support more women to lead in business. Delivering the keynote speech at the fifth annual Women in Finance Awards 2021, held in-person at The Star in...

  6. ‘We can’t believe the government is doing this’: Mid-tier up in arms over bankruptcy reform

    default period, including mid-tier firm Pitcher Partners who said the reform would reward bad behaviour, encourage fraud and lead to the exploitation of creditors. ASIC raised similar concerns, stating that the shortened period could unintentionally...

  7. ‘We can't stay outside of this software world’: Tax agents called to lead change

    The Tax Office is seeing a change in the industry conversations around accounting software from one of fear to optimism, given the inevitability of digital growth. Speaking on the ATO’s tax professionals webcast, ATO director Ben Spargo said he has...

  8. ‘Watch very closely’: mid-tier flags fuel tax credit change delay

    December consumer price index by the Australian Bureau of Statistics has delayed the fuel tax credit rate change, which may lead to complications for clients if tax professionals are not on the ball. CPI for December 2017 was published by the ABS on 31...

  9. ‘Voracious’ tax, advisory demand drives spate of mid-tier hires

    Mid-tier firm RSM has made a number of partner and director appointments in the lead up to FY17/18, with a particular focus on growing its business advisory division and servicing client demands off the back of “never-ending” tax complexity. RSM has...

  10. ‘Volatile market’ increasing cash-flow challenges

    them to make prompt or even early payments. While offering flexible payment terms can keep your customers happy, this can lead to financial problems on your side. By implementing a better payment plan, you’re more likely to get the money in the bank...

  11. ‘Values-based capitalism’ needs quid pro quo for business

    government — of whole societies — don’t and shouldn’t permit one simple solution set.” CA ANZ superannuation and financial lead Tony Negline said trying to shift the purpose of private funds such as super would require them to also benefit. “It is...

  12. ‘Unnecessary’ RBA rises tip economy towards recession: Deloitte

    economic slowdown, according to the Deloitte Access Economics Business Outlook report. Deloitte Access Economics partner and lead author of the report Stephen Smith doubled down on previous criticism of the RBA. “Our view remains unchanged – the...

  13. ‘Unjust’ foreign resident CGT changes could spook investors

    Tax Institute warns. Reforms to the foreign resident capital gains tax (CGT) regime could pile on compliance costs and even lead to double taxation, deterring much-needed overseas capital, experts say. In a submission to Treasury, The Tax Institute said...

  14. ‘Unfair’ rush to payment summaries causing frustration

    the accountant in practice wants that to happen, it needs to be communicated months in advance so all of the preparation can lead up to that point,” she added. “It’s not fair for BAS agents to receive a message on 27 June to say we want everything done...

  15. ‘Unconscious bias can impact accounting profession in the long term’

    Unconscious bias at both a grassroots and leadership level can gradually erode a firm’s success, and should be proactively addressed, says one mid-tier firm. The HLB Mann Judd Australasian Association was recently invited to participate in a landmark...

  16. ‘The uncertainty is too great’: Governments pushed on reopening details

    Hunter has urged state and territory governments to come clean with their reopening road maps, warning that uncertainty will lead to ongoing closures and compliance breaches. The plea comes as NSW and Victoria revealed differing plans for reopening once...

  17. ‘The ATO is here for you’: Commissioner Chris Jordan reiterates support for tax profession

    cheaper, and safer for the tax profession, businesses and individuals to interact with government. The ATO is taking a lead role in delivering better whole-of-government services for the Australian community.” Central to this, Mr Jordan said, is the...

  18. ‘Strange anomaly’ in GST law may catch tax agents out

    entity subject to GST but you don't carry on a business, their threshold is actually $2 million, not $10 million. “It could lead to some fairly serious errors but apart from that it's going to affect them in that they have to explain to their clients...

  19. ‘Particularly reprehensible’: Caps on tax affairs deduction slammed

    potentially leaving them worse off. “If the maximum deduction is limited to $3,000, we are concerned that this cap will lead taxpayers to limit their advice to a dollar amount, not what is required for them to have their tax affairs in proper order,”...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Jotham Lian
    • Category: Tax

  20. ‘Over a third’ of accountancy tasks could be automated by AI

    report found the key driver of value for generative AI in the sector is its ability to automate routine tasks, which lead to more time invested in higher-value thinking. Along with the automation of 36 per cent of accountants’ tasks, the research said...

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