Here, a chief financial officer shares the five trends she predicts will transform the experience of workers in the coming year.
Shareholders of a gambling company acquired by News Corp have failed to convince the courts that the transaction was not at arm’s length, and their CGT bills should be slashed.
Grant Thornton International has unveiled its global revenues, which totalled US$8.5 billion for the financial year ended 30 September, 2025.
AML Edge will return in 2026 for its third iteration, officially launching as the definitive event for Australia’s Tranche 2 AML community, with two dates confirmed in Sydney and Melbourne this March. ...
Australia will be in deficit for at least the next decade in the face of “growing, unavoidable spending pressures,” Treasury has said.
Big four firm Deloitte has flagged a growing risk appetite and profit expectations for Australia’s chief financial officers.
Ahead of today’s Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has provided some foreshadowing on what we can expect.
The professional accounting body has shared its overall support for the AUASB Exposure Draft, yet has proposed minor amendments to streamline the interconnectivity of information.
With the start date of the revamped AMF/CTF regulations creeping closer for small businesses, AUSTRAC is cracking down on larger entities failing to be compliant.
The Greens are sticking by their call for the CGT discount to be scrapped as the government’s “mini budget” looms.
The ATO has been found liable to pay up to $1.1 million to a mining company after it knowingly accepted tax money misappropriated by its former director.
The Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand Council has unveiled its president and vice presidents for 2026.
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