The digital tax hunt bigger than Google
Governments chasing revenue from digital giants may have more success by working together, says the OECD’s David Bradbury...
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What is the gig economy?
A job for life seems a thing of the past with the growth in gig work. But what does that mean for society and the economy?...
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Losing money to the black economy?
Many see cash-in-hand business as a victimless crime, but the black economy is a problem for government and the community...
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How to choose the right payroll software for your business
With dozens of payroll software products on the market, the choice can be baffling. Find out the essential questions to ask...
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Single Touch Payroll concessions for closely held employees
Single Touch Payroll is mandatory for Australian employers from 1 July, but there’s flexibility for closely held employees...
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No CGT, so what’s next for New Zealand’s tax reform?
The NZ government said no to a capital gains tax, but what tax changes do Kiwi CAs see as important?...
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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...