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Fairer dealings at the ATO, especially for small business
ATO Second Commissioner Andrew Mills says reforms to the tax office’s dispute processes signal its commitment to fairness...
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What to do if you and the ATO don’t see eye to eye
Fairer ATO dispute resolution procedures mean talking to the taxman should not come with a sense of dread...
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New Zealand tax reform in 2019
Taxation reform is part of New Zealand’s Business Transformation program, so what’s changing in the tax landscape in 2019?...
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Technology is making tax compliance less taxing
It’s easier to pay tax in New Zealand and Bhutan than Australia. But Hong Kong is simplest of all, finds Paying Taxes 2019...
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Challenges in year two of BEPS reporting
Complying with base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) reporting isn’t simple, but there are ways to make it easier...
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Get on the front foot with New Zealand IRD payday filing
Mandatory payday filing hits NZ from April 2019, and chartered accountants can help clients cope with these payroll changes...
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Does the ATO have too much power?
Bowing out after 10 years, Australia’s Inspector-General of Taxation Ali Noroozi worries about the power wielded by the ATO and highlights the importance of trust and independence...
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Three priorities for NZs Tax Working Group
The NZ Tax Working Group’s interim report sets out a full workload before the February deadline for a final report...
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Why accountants need insurance
As data-matching grows more powerful every year, the right insurance can safeguard professionals against the increased risk of audits and stronger government scrutiny of clients...
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Bitcoin bonanza – or tax-time headache?
Investing in cryptocurrencies, even by SMSFs, is now more common, with up to half a million taxpayers actively in the market last year. But tax authorities are warning they will track down crypto...
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Get ready for Tax Time 2018
CAs need to be prepared for questions from clients about how the tax policies of major Australian political parties could affect their future tax status...
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New Deputy PM to revive regions
Former media man and Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has a primary goal – to grow Australia’s regions with the help of big-ticket train transport...
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Taking the pain out of co-op business models
When it comes to cooperatives, CAs can address five pain points to help clients manage the business model that is popular among not-for-profits...
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NZ hands down fiscally conservative Budget
The Budget’s political narrative is based on fixing social underinvestment, while benefiting from a robust economy...
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No surprises in NZ Budget 2018
The Coalition Government’s first Budget forecasts 3% economic growth over five years, and sets out a plan for the New Zealand economy to face future challenges, but changes to the tax system are...