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  1. CA ANZ urges government to prioritise AML/CTF rules and guidance

    MEDIA RELEASE (AU): Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ) acknowledges the passage of the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) Amendment Bill 2024 and...

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  2. CA ANZ calls for substantive tax reform and roadmap to achieve it

    MEDIA RELEASE (AU): CA ANZ’s pre-budget submission calls for substantive tax reform and for government to unveil a roadmap to achieve it...

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  3. Update on Chartered Accountants ANZ Professional Conduct Review

    Chartered Accountants ANZ provides update on Professional Conduct Framework Review...

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  4. Make your financial new year’s resolution cutting the credit card

    While Australians are committing to get fit and feel great by cutting the booze, the smokes and the kilos, Chartered Accountants ANZ is also recommending cutting the credit card...

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  5. 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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  6. Accountants grateful but baffled by inequitable ASIC fee relief

    Australia’s professional accounting bodies are grateful for the temporary ASIC fee relief for financial advisers announced today by the Federal Government. However, we can’t understand why other parts...

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  7. 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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  8. Saying CYA to FASEA gives rise to new importance for ASIC

    The Government’s announcement on the winding up of the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority (FASEA) means that ASIC will be equipped with steering a path to the future of the financial...

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  9. The accounting profession calls for efficient regulatory frameworks

    The three major professional accounting bodies have joined forces to review the frameworks that regulate how financial and tax advice is provided in Australia...

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  10. 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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