A tax adviser has shared how his accounting firm is grappling with the complexity and uncertainty around the government’s tax reforms.

In this episode of Under the Hood, Accountants Daily journalist Carlos Tse is joined by Eddie Senatore, principal at Eddie ...

A recent court case has shown that a taxpayer paying CGT on a sold property in the wrong year did not stop the ATO from taxing him in the correct year.

The AI debate has moved on from “does AI belong in accounting?” to “where do AI tools sit in our practice, and when should we ...

With the ATO confirming that it failed to secure a lower surcharge with banks before bringing out the credit card ban for tax debt payments, one accountant has called the removal of an “entrenched” ...

The ATO’s latest tax transparency report has revealed that slower growth, declining prices and high interest rates have seen an 8.6 per cent reduction in the tax paid by corporate entities.

The lack of flexibility in the trust tax legislation is a major concern for accountants and is going to require some ...

To ensure complying status (and, in turn, access to the concessionary 15 per cent income tax regime), the obligations imposed ...

A cleaning and security services provider has been hit with a $15 million payroll tax debt that it has failed to shake loose.

Hiding his identity behind his clients’ myGov accounts, one tax preparer has been caught red-handed and made $150,000 poorer ...

Law firms are facing closer scrutiny as AUSTRAC tests compliance with expanded AML/CTF obligations and investigates potential ...

Taxpayers with a direct debit arrangement linked to a credit card will need to update their payment method before their next ...