The government’s focus should be on enabling upward mobility, not on policies that stifle growth and divide generations further, the founder of a superannuation tech platform has said. ...
The ATO’s tax agent phone line fails to deliver the professional support tax agents need and expect, the National Tax and Accountants’ Association has said.
The small business advocates are bolstering a pioneering women-in-business program to support aspiring female leaders and business owners across Australia.
The professional accounting body is calling on the next federal government to be more proactive in revitalising the small business community.
About 85 per cent of lawyers could be at risk of disciplinary action for failing to lodge tax returns, the Australian Taxation Office revealed.
The inclusion of comprehensive tax policies in the 2025 federal budget seems highly unlikely, a tax expert has said.
The Tax Practitioners Board has revealed several additional appointments and reappointments to the board, alongside Amanda Gascoigne.
The Tax Institute is calling for overdue certainty on corporate taxation to lower compliance costs ahead of next week’s federal budget.
The Commissioner of Taxation has filed a special leave application with the High Court in respect to the recent Commissioner of Taxation v Bendel decision. ...
The government should curb superannuation tax breaks and lower the Division 296 tax threshold to $2 million as a top priority, the Grattan Institute has said.
The enforcement of the franchising code of conduct and sector is set to be further strengthened by the government in a bid to extend SME protection.
Employees are valuing maintaining their employment and positions over higher pay as fear about potential redundancies creeps in, Robert Half has revealed.
