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Clear filtersChartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand is welcoming the extension of working from home tax changes but says the latest COVID-19 lockdown shows New Zealand needs permanent tax policy around...
ATO casts the NALI net too wide says joint bodies...
The support measures announced today by the Federal and NSW Governments are welcomed with accountants ready to swing into action to get cash into the hands of struggling business owners, says...
Accountants are warning Australians to be on alert for tax scams as they work through their end of year tax returns this month. The ACCC reported Australians lost $851 million to scammers capitalising...
The Inspector General of Taxation (IGOT) report released today provides much-needed granular insights into Australia’s tax debt with tax debt levels expected to rise even further due to the...
The Federal Government announcement this afternoon to place accounting and audit professionals on the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List is an important and necessary step to boost the audit...
It is the first week of June and that means tax time is just around the corner, and the good news is that there are still some things you can do right now with your accountant to get tax time ready. "...
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) warns New Zealand Government’s latest housing tax changes contain a number of new traps for owners whose circumstances are less certain...
Big changes to superannuation outlined in the 2021 Budget set out to tackle legacy issues that have been buried in the superannuation system for years...
The pre-election 2021 Budget reframes the Government’s economic credentials, outlining a plan to invest rather than reform, says Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ)...
The rain may have eased but many small businesses are facing periods of closure due to flood damage, clean ups as well as significant revenue loss...
The lifting of trans-Tasman travel restrictions announced this week provides welcome relief for long-suffering businesses that depend on tourists as well as business travellers, says Michael Croker...
More transparency of the financial and distributional impact of stamp duty reform is needed to safeguard future generations...
The new 39 percent top personal tax rate coming into effect on 1 April will result in many Kiwi businesses paying more Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) than they need to...
ASIC hikes financial adviser licence fees despite adviser numbers nosediving. Industry calls on government to cancel or reduce increase and review ASIC funding model...
