Effective 1 January, Liz von Muenster will bring over 25 years of experience at the firm into her new role as partner.
The Tax Institute has doubled down on its calls for structural tax reform and simplification in the lead-up to the May budget.
The Parliamentary Budget Office has joined the chorus supporting a slash to capital gains tax, with analysis highlighting it could cost the budget $247 billion in foregone revenue.
The Labor government is reportedly considering changes to the 50 per cent capital gains tax discount as the May budget approaches.
The tools are ready for you. Take them up, turn them on and let them amplify your business acumen, writes Zoë Myers.
A corporate gossip Instagram page has leaked KPMG Australia’s plans to offshore three-quarters of its 260-strong executive assistant workforce to the Philippines.
United Nations delegates are meeting in New York to discuss a proposed international tax treaty seeking to crack down on tax avoidance and strengthen public finances.
Industry economists say Tuesday’s rate hike reflected capacity constraints in the economy, and warned that reform would be necessary to boost growth without spurring inflation.
With pre-budget submissions flowing into the Treasury from accounting and professional bodies, the institute has jumped on the bandwagon to propose a targeted reform agenda.
Explosive emails between British politician Peter Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein detail the inner workings of an industry smear campaign against Kevin Rudd’s mining super profits tax.
For the accounting profession, the SOCI Act is an opportunity to lead, writes Justin Trollip.
The financial regulator spent 40 per cent more than it expected regulating auditors of disclosing entities in 2024–25, leading to a higher annual levy in the audit sector.
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