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  1. Victorian ‘Airbnb tax’ misjudges landlords, experts say

    They said the levy might make operating short-term rentals more expensive for landlords, but it would not necessarily lead to marked increases in the rental market. The levy was part of the government’s Housing Statement, unveiled on Wednesday, which...

  2. Qld retreats from payroll tax on medical centre GPs

    confirm critical details next week. “The Queensland approach to this issue, although somewhat clunky, has still been nation-leading,” he said. “The Queensland State Government was the first to issue a ruling in relation to this issue in an attempt to...

  3. BDO audit partner banned until 2024 after botched financial report

    particularly with publicly listed companies. CADB found that Mr Mooney was responsible for “not insignificant” failures as lead auditor in a 2018 audit of Engage BDR Ltd. Specifically, he departed from the relevant standards in ways that were “not...

  4. AI to shake-up one-quarter of economy: Deloitte

    technology and how to deal with it. Deloitte Australia CEO Adam Powick said it was time to admit that AI was here to stay. “Leaders like me need to accept that this technology is real and recognise that our role is to harness and guide the responsible...

  5. Regional NSW accounting giant Boyce celebrates half-century

    McDonald said the firm was a “classic regional returner”. “Mick Boyce established the company in Sydney but unexpected paths lead to undiscovered treasures, and Boyce soon moved to Cooma and its stunning Snowy Mountains backdrop,” she said. “By the end...

  6. 1 in 3 suffer financial stress, cut spending across the board

    who renegotiated bills other than their mortgage, with 21.5 per cent of people saying they did so in the 12-month lead up to the August 2023 survey compared to 14.0 per cent for the January 2021 survey,” it said. “There were also large increases in the...

  7. Late payments drive business adoption of e-invoicing

    found, with 50 per cent of businesses saying they were a “serious threat” to survival. The survey, of over 1,000 business leaders, showed businesses were also accelerating their take-up of e-invoicing and other digital products to improve...

  8. Grant Thornton bolsters tax group with 2 partners

    GST technical and legal knowledge coupled with his compliance and governance skills mean he is now a recognised GST thought leader in Australia,” she said. “Troy is a valuable addition to our data transformation and analytics team with a focus on client...

  9. Crypto Tax: 5 Crucial Areas to Educate Your Clients On

    believe that unless they convert cryptocurrency back into fiat currency, it's not a taxable event. This misconception can lead to unexpected tax obligations. Guidance: Make it clear to your clients that trading one cryptocurrency for another (e.g.,...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Crypto Tax Calculator
    • Category: Tax
  10. Conflicts of interest, workloads put accountants in ethics spotlight

    They said common missteps included failure to identify an ethical issue or realise that a particular action might lead to a breach of the accounting ethical code, known as APES 110. “Issues around conflicts of interest is a big one, how to deal with...

  11. First-ever Women in Finance Summit launches

    Momentum Media is proud to launch its inaugural Women in Finance Summit, aimed at supporting and connecting leading women in the financial services space. Run with the support of principal partner Mortgage Choice (part of REA Group), the Women in...

  12. Government to review $170bn franchising sector

    the effectiveness of the current regulations,” she said. Small business and regulator expert Dr Michael Schaper would lead the investigation to examine the impact of recent changes to the legislative framework, the announcement said. Dr Schaper, a...

  13. NSW, Victoria prescribe GP payroll tax without amnesty sweetener

    across the states which increases the risk. “Whatever the next steps are for practices, we are concerned this may ultimately lead to an increased cost of healthcare in Australia as practices deal with the impact of increased payroll tax.”

  14. AFSA sharpens teeth as personal insolvency numbers rise

    for about one year and is only available once. Any future bankruptcies will be administered as normal.” “Taking the NAP’s lead could allow debtors and creditors to swiftly return to their focus of more productive economic outcomes.” Simplification for...

  15. EY acquires design and product development firm

    and digital solutions consulting firm Future Friendly Team Pty Ltd. Future Friendly will join the EY Australia team to lead a new business transformation offering, with Future Friendly co-founders Nick Gower and Jon Christensen joining the EY Australia...

  16. ATO urged to postpone tax determination on NALI and CGT

    Treasury.” The industry associations also warned that the proposed calculation method outlined in the tax determination may lead to unfair tax outcomes for super funds. “We recognise that the results of the calculations in the draft TD arise because of...

  17. Why advisory services will fail without a sales strategy

    small select group that achieves perpetual success.” The common thread is seven-fold and more obvious than you might expect. Lead like a boss What is it that leaders do that makes people want to follow them? What makes a leader effective? The simple...

  18. 10-point checklist for when that crisis call comes

    often frustrate the investigative work of the company, fomenting a hostile and uncooperative environment. Accountants can lead a more thoughtful and effective strategy, encouraging restraint and allowing for cooperative investigative interviews. Employ...

  19. Insolvency must address gender imbalance: Rodgers Reidy

    inquiry for change to encourage women into the industry. Rodgers Reidy has urged other insolvency firms to follow its lead in reducing the gender gap in the industry after a reprimand by the recent parliamentary inquiry for its “imbalance”. Sydney...

  20. ATO to triple credit referrals in ‘stronger actions’ on debt

    to more than six every business day. “In FY2023-24 we expect to issue over 50,000 intent-to-disclose notices that may lead to over 2,500 businesses being subsequently disclosed.” The projected figure of 2,500 amounts to almost 10 every business day and...