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NT small business owners struggling to overcome covid chaos
Darwin small business owners still struggling financially from the impact of COVID, despite election campaign claims that the AU economy is in good shape...
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This Easter, don't let your nest egg melt
Australia’s unexpected personal savings boom during the pandemic combined with Budget goodies for households have left many Australians well-placed to improve their financial health...
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New survey shows Inland Revenue helpful, but hindered
Conducted by Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and Tax Management New Zealand, the survey of 361 members in public practice asked a range of questions about the timeliness of IR’s...
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Finance teams urged to embrace change and be the leaders of transformation
Organisations continue to face rapid change in the face of Covid-19, climate change and technological innovations – and a new report urges the finance functions who work in these places to lead and...
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Chartered Accountants share top tips for businesses adjusting to new COVID reality
Chartered Accountants from around New Zealand recently met and shared their advice for businesses and clients on our new COVID reality...
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Don’t make business re-opening too taxing
The end is in sight for COVID business support in ACT, NSW and Victoria following statements by the Federal Treasurer and his State counterparts last week, says Chartered Accountants Australia and New...
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Working from home tax extension comes not a moment too soon
Chartered 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...
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Relief for regional NSW businesses scrambling to secure JobSaver
New guidelines published yesterday by the NSW Government will make it easier for regional NSW businesses to access JobSaver support, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) said today...
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Eligibility criteria for Service NSW business grant unveiled
Service NSW has today published further details about the eligibility criteria for the COVID lockdown grant for small to medium businesses, says Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ...
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CA ANZ Checklist for small business impacted by floods
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...
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Don’t let tax burst the trans-Tasman bubble
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...
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Survey – Govt’s “shot gun” COVID tax-relief measures mostly hit the mark
A Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and Tax Management New Zealand survey shows which tax measures introduced by the Government to help businesses survive COVID-19 were most popular...
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Government’s digital business plan: “A good start to an economic marathon”
The digital transformation announcement from the Prime Minister yesterday signalled a strong push from the Government to build an economic infrastructure that supports the nation’s road to recovery...
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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...