Fairer dealings at the ATO, especially for small business
ATO Second Commissioner Andrew Mills says reforms to the tax office’s dispute processes signal its commitment to fairness...
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What to do if you and the ATO don’t see eye to eye
Fairer ATO dispute resolution procedures mean talking to the taxman should not come with a sense of dread...
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Get on the front foot with New Zealand IRD payday filing
Mandatory payday filing hits NZ from April 2019, and chartered accountants can help clients cope with these payroll changes...
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Does the ATO have too much power?
Bowing out after 10 years, Australia’s Inspector-General of Taxation Ali Noroozi worries about the power wielded by the ATO and highlights the importance of trust and independence...
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Michael Andrew tackles the cheats
The former global head of KPMG is taking on the black economy, from organised crime to everyone who pays a tradie in cash...
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Supercharging CA practices
For Amanda Gascoigne, a sea change crystallised her aim to pursue her passion for making accounting practices stronger and smarter...
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Pension tension over retirement changes
Ageing populations are weighing down the Australian and New Zealand economies, but voters don’t want to see changes to the retirement system, a new CA ANZ survey shows...
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Tax reform still a hard budget sell
Results of the new CA ANZ Ipsos poll show there is lukewarm support for key Australian budget themes of lower company tax and cutting the deficit...
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Chris Jordan’s Tax Office: The Big End of Town and beyond
Chris Jordan’s Tax Office: The Big End of Town and beyond...
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The move to electronic identity verification
If you’d rather not have the AML/CFT Act compromise your client experience, embrace technology. Embrace electronic identity verification...