Imogen Wilson | 04 July 2025
The accounting and advisory firm has unveiled several partner and director appointments across the Australasian ...
Imogen Wilson | 04 July 2025
Sydney tax agent William Gage has had his registration terminated by the Tax Practitioners Board for fraud and ...
Imogen Wilson | 04 July 2025
Small business advocates are calling on the Fair Work Ombudsman to deliver meaningful reform of the small business ...
Insolvencies in Australia are expected to keep rising throughout 2025, as financial pressures deepen and become more entrenched across several key sectors, according to a new report from one of Australia’s biggest law firms...
Amid uncertain economic times and a shifting regulatory environment, professional services firms have reported strong growth projections for the 2026 financial year.
RSM Australia has announced 23 new leadership appointments for the new financial year and a new chief executive partner.
PwC Australia has unveiled its partner intake for the new financial year, including 11 new tax and legal partners.
Not indexing the $3 million super tax threatens to undermine the foundations of Australia’s economic dynamism, new analysis has said.
The Big Beautiful Bill has narrowly passed the US Senate following “revenge” tax negotiations that secured US multinationals’ exemptions from OECD global minimum tax rules.
Shadow treasurer Ted O’Brien has slammed the Albanese government for its new and upcoming tax policies including the Div 296 super tax and GIC deductibility amendments.
The Greens have urged the Finance Department to extend PwC’s government contract ban, calling the decision a “no brainer”.
Accountants are calling on the government to deliver fundamental reform of GST as it passes the 25-year mark since its introduction.
As Australia's long-awaited Tranche 2 anti-money laundering reforms move closer to enforcement, pressure is mounting on thousands of lawyers, accountants, and real estate professionals to shift from preparation to action. ...
On Monday (30 June), the government announced the first set of invitees for its tight-knit productivity roundtable coming up in August.
Australia’s foreign minister will visit the US this week to advocate for Australia’s economic and security interests as the 9 July tariff deadline looms.
