Former PwC partner and CA ANZ member Richard Gregg has received a $7,000 costs order from CA ANZ after the TPB banned him for lodging false RDTI claims on behalf of clients.
The Institute of Public Accountants has called on the government to rein in NDIS spending through better oversight and stronger safeguards against waste.
The ATO expects decommissioning activities with gas and oil projects to increase significantly in the next few years, leading to a spike in refundable tax credits and reduction in PRRT collections. ...
An adviser behind the 2016 restructure of City Beach has reflected on what it was like to testify in the Federal Court, and the challenges and uncertainties practitioners are facing.
Introducing an additional tax on gas exports could reduce investment and supply, push up energy costs for Australians, and undermine energy security, the Business Council of Australia has said.
The ATO has said that proposed retrospective changes to the foreign resident CGT regime are unlikely to affect many taxpayers.
A KPMG accountant reflects on her spur-of-the-moment decision to pack up and leave Sydney to work at the firm’s Darwin office.
The RBA deputy governor has highlighted the ‘three-bucket approach’ needed to address the supply shocks affecting the economy, emphasising that monetary policy is not a silver bullet.
The law after Hall is clear. But whether it should remain so is a question the Full Court's reasoning invites.
Holistic tax reform and long-term productivity-boosting measures rank high on BDO experts' May budget wishlists.
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate remained steady at 4.3 per cent in March 2026, data from the ABS has shown.
The upcoming federal budget will focus on “resilience and economic reform”, with Australia facing higher inflation and slower growth as a result of the conflict in the Middle East.
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