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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has ruled out company tax cuts, but businesses are pushing him to act on suggestions that additional tax incentives could be on the horizon.
Australia’s middle market continues to list talent shortages and costs as the leading challenges this year while the case for tax reform grows, according to a KPMG survey.
Ahead of the national budget release in mid-May, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced a stronger foreign investment framework underpinned by enhanced regulatory portfolios.
The Tax Inspectors Without Borders initiative aims to correct the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economic progress of developing nations by building efficient tax systems.
Deakin University has partnered with Neighbourhood Houses to develop an online platform designed to prepare not-for-profits for coming reporting reforms.
The IGTO has found the ATO’s controls for preventing fraud inadequate, with fraudsters managing to lodge fraudulent returns undetected.
The calls for a global billionaire tax are by no means new, but recent advocacy among G20 nations means the proposal is quickly becoming a real prospect.
At a recent Economics Committee hearing, gas industry representatives and outside experts disagreed on the potential for resource rent taxes to deter investment.
The nation's largest private groups have once again been put on notice about the consequences of not maintaining fit-for-purpose tax governance and reporting frameworks.
Payroll expert warns accountants will be exposed to additional financial and legal risk should the FWC accede to the ACTU’s double-leave-half-pay reform.
Following a “significant” tribunal decision, the ATO has committed to business as usual despite its confirmed RDTI powers.
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