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As AI uptake grows, The Tax Institute has urged tax agents to carefully evaluate AI outputs, as they held the final responsibility for any mistakes made by the AI tools they used.

Business and accounting bodies are urging the government to deliver on the reduction of red tape and a boost to investment ahead of the economic reform roundtable.

National Australia Bank is pre-empting a significant impact to its FY25 operating expenses, with payroll remediation expected to incur $130 million.

Australians would be $3,000 better off if competition hadn’t declined over the past decade, a study by the Reserve Bank has found.

As the economic reform roundtable approaches, tax expert and author David Montani has said that holistic tax reform would be welcome but unlikely in the current political ‘gridlock.’

The Business Council of Australia has released its blueprint for regulatory reform, which calls for red tape cuts it claims could unlock an extra $1 billion across the economy annually.

Deloitte Australia’s annual revenue fell by 8.3 per cent in FY2025 as heightened global volatility and technological shifts made for a “complex” operating environment.

A leaked Treasury document containing recommended outcomes for next week’s economic reform roundtable has raised questions about the substance of the summit.

CPA Australia has welcomed a Productivity Commission proposal to relax the entry requirements for financial advisers and auditors as their numbers continue to fall.