Keeli Cambourne | 14 July 2025
The cryptocurrency is shaping up to be an asset class that could be advantageous to SMSFs in light of the new super ...
David Hollingworth | 14 July 2025
The end of the financial year means two things: filing a tax return and a rise in opportunistic scams, the ATO warns
Imogen Wilson | 11 July 2025
The professional accounting body has unveiled its new CA Foundations program aimed at attracting a more diverse range ...
The government’s first climate risk assessment has predicted that climate change will lead to reduced productivity, higher insurance costs and “cascading” economic damage.
Growing health expenditures and ageing populations prompted many countries to focus on raising more tax revenue in 2024, a new OECD report has revealed.
The big four firm has revealed its newly generated disruptive AI solution powered by “neurosymbolic AI” in a move to strengthen and bolster growth.
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PwC Australia has launched a series of agentic AI-powered professional services solutions in a bid to support the uptake of enterprise AI.
Australian accounting firms are increasingly using AI not just to streamline back-office tasks, but to transform how they partner with clients through proactive insights, real-time analysis, and refined communication. ...
A superannuation expert delves into the controversial aspects of the Div 296 super tax and the fierce industry response to taxing unrealised gains.
As the Finsure court case looms, the CEO of a mortgage broking aggregator has issued a stark warning about the potential impact of payroll tax on his sector.
The ATO’s new practical compliance guide (PCG) on thin capitalisation and debt creation rules acknowledged industry concerns addressed about the draft PCG, BDO says.
The ATO has celebrated high voluntary corporate tax compliance, but said that maintaining high compliance would remain a priority to underpin public trust and revenue.
The BCA has hit out at a Productivity Commission proposal to introduce a net cash flow tax, while the Greens say it’s necessary to make large companies pay their fair share of tax.
As the ATO ramps up its scrutiny of family trusts, Peter Bardos, partner at HLB Mann Judd Sydney, has delved into the pros and cons of setting up a family trust.
