An SMSF specialist has shared their thoughts on the updated draft Division 296 super tax bill, and how accountants can best prepare for the new rules, whatever form they take.
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BDO Australia has announced a flurry of new leadership appointments for 2026, including four new partners and 12 new directors.
IKEA Australia has confirmed that it is facing an audit by the ATO over alleged unpaid taxes totalling $171 million for the period between 2016 and 2020.
Inflation eased slightly in November 2025, according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
The OECD has made carve-outs for US-headquartered multinationals in its newly published global minimum tax package, ushering in a ‘side-by-side’ global minimum tax framework.
The professional services firm has revealed the appointment of a new non-executive director to its board, effective 1 January.
Industry bodies have warned that the Productivity Commission’s proposed net cash flow tax would slow the economy and introduce complexity into the tax system.
Industry body CPA Australia has welcomed a Treasury proposal to curb coerced directorships, but warned against policies that would place undue compliance burdens on accountants.
Tax leaders are increasingly leaning on AI as evolving international transparency regimes pose fresh tax controversy risks, a survey by EY has found.
HLB Mann Judd partner Andrew Buchan has outlined the six key trends that businesses should be aware of in 2026.
RSM Australia has announced 11 senior leadership appointments going into 2026, including three new partners and eight new directors.
If 2024 was the year sustainability reporting gathered momentum, 2025 was the year it finally tipped into the mainstream of financial reporting.