Could flexible tax payments for Aussie SMEs be on the horizon?
A small policy change could give businesses flexibility around when they pay their tax. Brought to you by Tax Traders...
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Have you been caught by a secret audit?
If you or your clients are targeted in an ATO covert audit, who can you call? Meet Australia’s tax ombudsman...
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Budget 2020: Did Josh hit the mark?
Budget 2020 was “all about jobs” and Treasurer Josh Frydenberg seems to have delivered on what businesses want...
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What middle-market businesses really need from Josh Frydenberg
Privately owned mid-market businesses will drive Australia’s post-COVID recovery, but where’s their seat at the policy table?...
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That’s a big hole, Josh
Josh Frydenberg’s economic update was a barrage of numbers but the 6 October Budget will have the useful details...
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Feel the burn of new anti-phoenixing laws
Australia’s new anti-phoenixing laws introduce criminal penalties and A$200,000 fines for directors and dodgy advisers...
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What are the tax traps for receivers selling assets?
Different tax obligations apply if a distressed asset is sold by a receiver or by a creditor as mortgagee-in-possession...
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NZ election signals the pointy end of policy work
We at CA ANZ are already thinking about this year’s NZ election, and wants to hear members’ views on key issues...
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Who should do the sums on campaign promises?
Professional bodies don’t often call out politicians’ rubbery figures during elections, but an independent agency should...
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No need to panic about NZ government debt
Debt is a means to an end, and softening the hard line on NZ’s government debt level is a sensible move...