ATO extends FTDT GIC amnesty to mid-2027, making a ‘bigger issue a little bit easier to swallow’
The Tax Office has confirmed it will be extending the GIC remission for FTDT liabilities for another six months; accountants say this is a short-term win against the backdrop of a bigger issue.
The restrictive requirements for accountants at smaller firms to become a registered auditor risk exacerbating the supply shortage of auditors, according to one practice principal.
Labor’s tossed 50 per cent CGT discount and negative gearing benefits could be ditched if One Nation takes over.
The Fair Work Commission has awarded compensation to an employee who resigned after not being paid his wages and ...
As rising supplier costs squeeze margins, one independent Sydney clothing label is raising prices rather than cutting staff ...
Discretionary trusts in NSW are set to receive an Australian-first stamp duty relief scheme under the state government’s ...
Nearly a third of Australian small-business owners plan to retire in the next five years. Only 16 per cent have a documented ...
The Accountants Daily 30 Under 30 Awards will recognise Australia’s most accomplished young accounting professionals who are redefining and propelling the industry to new heights. Accountants across ...
In this episode of Under the Hood, Accountants Daily journalist Carlos Tse is joined by Matthew Burgess, co-founder and ...
Pick the market, property type and purchase year. The free calculator shows the tax under a 1 July 2027 valuation and ...
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