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ATO large private group’s tax gap: we need to do more on company tax
The large private group tax gap released today by the ATO highlights the important contribution this segment of the taxpayer population makes, says Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA...
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ATO guidance on JobKeeper integrity rules helps set practical ground rules
The ATO’s Practical Compliance Guidelines PCG 2020/4 deals with arrangements which could be considered ‘schemes’ designed to exploit JobKeeper...
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Almost nine out of ten Aussie investors confident in audit quality
87% of Australian retail investors are confident in the quality of audited financial information, according to a new survey from Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand...
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Accountants welcome JobKeeper 2.0 but say more needs to be done
Many businesses across Australia, but particularly in Victoria, will breathe a collective sigh of relief at Treasurer Josh Frydenberg’s quick pivot on COVID-19 JobKeeper arrangements to apply from 28...
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Accountants respond to Jobkeeper 2.0 bill and turnover test
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) has welcomed the introduction of the Coronavirus Economic Response Package (Jobkeeper Payments) Amendment Bill 2020 into Federal Parliament...
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Accountants on the economic update: “We need to work through the tears”
CA ANZ Australian Tax Leader Michael Croker said the Treasurer is right to describe the debt levels today as ‘eye-watering’. “We need to work through the tears,” Croker said...
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Accountants’ exemption argument misses the real issue, says CA ANZ and CPA Australia
CA ANZ and CPA Australia are calling for a wholesale review of the current financial advice frameworks to address regulatory complexity...
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Accountants again under pressure to implement Jobkeeper 2.0
The release of the legislative rules for JobKeeper 2.0 yesterday highlights yet again the vital role accountants are playing during the COVID-19 emergency in helping Australians and businesses access...
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12 per cent super: Right idea, wrong time
The Federal Government’s move to pause the super increase from 9.5 per cent to 12 per cent is not a backflip, nor a broken promise – it’s plain common sense...
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Modern Slavery
Stay informed and get the latest updates on the upcoming reporting requirements...
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The Inland Revenue Satisfaction Survey reveals rising compliance costs and opportunities for service improvements
In the 2024 Inland Revenue Satisfaction Survey, CA ANZ members’ feedback reveals rising compliance costs and an urgent need for streamlined processes to ease New Zealand’s tax burden. Brought to you...
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Financial abuse in the tax system - recognise the signs
With the lodgement of tax returns providing tax professionals with an annual touch point with clients, tax professionals are well placed to identify signs of financial abuse...
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“Backpacker tax” discriminatory under UK Convention
High Court decided a UK backpacker, who was an Australian tax resident, was not subject to “backpacker tax” as it was discriminatory based on nationality...
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Activities of not-for-profit organisations – taxable or not?
Inland Revenue suggests member fees in community clubs could be taxed — a major shift from how many small not-for-profits (NFPs) currently operate...
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ATO GIC remission: why decisions vary and what to do
GIC remission is a growing issue for firms and clients. Learn how the ATO makes decisions, why outcomes vary, and what you can do to better support clients...