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Div 296 to come with potential implementation complexity, CA ANZ says

Carlos Tse | 1 minute read

CA ANZ has warned of the potential implementation costs that Division 296 may bring as the bill was officially introduced to parliament last week.

Submissions open for Australian Accounting Awards 2026
Atlassian welcomes former LinkedIn exec as CFO

Atlassian has appointed former LinkedIn executive James Chuong as its new CFO, taking the reins from former CFO Joe Binz.

Payment fraud reaching new horizons, says Eftsure
Aussie wages rise 3.4% year on year

The Australian Bureau of Statistics has found that the Wage Price Index in the December quarter 2025 has risen, with the public sector staying ahead of the private sector in wage growth.

ATO releases fresh data on international related party dealings

The Tax Office has released its 2023–24 international related party dealings statistics, giving a snapshot of cross-border dealings as part of its profit shifting monitoring activities.

Government basks in IMF praise as Coalition attacks Labor’s ‘addiction to spending’
Aussie organisations falling behind on AI adoption: Deloitte
Joint bodies call for more transparency, preventative action in PII scheme

Joint accounting and SMSF bodies have given their thoughts on Treasury’s review into professional indemnity insurance following its CSLR reforms.

IMF echoes calls for comprehensive tax reform in Australia

The International Monetary Fund has urged Australia to consider comprehensive tax and expenditure reforms following its annual economic check-up.

KPMG partner uses AI to cheat on AI test, faces fine
UNSW professor appointed to the RBA board

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has confirmed that professor Bruce Preston has been appointed to its monetary policy board, commencing his five-year term on 1 March 2026.