Profession

The hunt is on for Australia’s top female financial professionals, with submissions and nominations now open for the Women in Finance Awards 2026.

One accounting body has stressed the importance of accountants understanding their role in asking critical questions in AUSTRAC’s fight against financial crime.

Moving forward, corporate accounts need to speak not only to the numbers but also to the story surrounding them.

A taxpayer has won an appeal in the tribunal after claiming that an adjoining lot to his principal place of residence was uninhabitable and therefore met the principal place of residence exemption.

Nick Petroulias has been charged with nine fraud offences following an investigation into the sale of properties owned by the Awabakal Local Aboriginal Land Council.

Cadena Legal says amendments that would provide the TPB with emergency suspension powers are of significant concern to tax agents, having previously labelled the proposed legislation as "potentially unconstitutional".

The national accounting network has announced a raft of new partners across its advisory, tax and audit divisions.

The Federal Court has determined that SG charges issued by the ATO to the Department of Education in Victoria were excessive in a dispute involving salary loading allowance payments.

Submissions and nominations are now open for the 2026 iteration of the Commercial Finance Awards, produced with principal partner Judo Bank.

Small businesses are now waiting on discretionary trust tax changes to come into effect, which could be later this year, and one decade-old policy design might be the solution to more viable business restructures.