Accounting software giant draws storm of criticism after jacking up plan fees for the second time in a year.

As promotion season comes to an end and newly appointed professional services firm partners settle into their roles, they have been warned of looming practical and tax implications.

The TBP has provided individual and company tax and BAS agents tips to make its registration renewal process stress-free. An initial reminder from the TPB alerts agents that they must renew their ...

The ATO has released a statement claiming its systems are secure, resilient and have not been compromised, contrary to recent hacking reports in the media.

A company director is facing the prospect of penalties from the Fair Work Ombudsman after allegedly underpaying workers almost $150,000.

New exclusive research has shown that, for accounting tech, the discovery process is driven mostly by seeking peer input and attending events over direct vendor contact.

Whether SMSF members should move assets out of super to avoid the proposed $3 million super tax has stirred up considerable debate, but a technical expert has said there’s time to slow down and wait ...

After being convicted and sentenced to jail, Georgia Sellick has had her BAS agent registration terminated by the TPB.

Amateur poker player “Lucky Eddie” has failed to overturn a substantial tax bill after an audit uncovered numerous “unexplained” income sources.

CPA Australia has voiced concern towards the significant liabilities and risks associated with the family trust election provisions, believing they should be reformed to “restore a fair balance ...

The $3 million super tax bill may not make an appearance during the first two weeks of the new parliament, as the Greens hold firm on their push for a lower threshold.

An Adelaide-based vehicle services and repair business has been hit with a hefty penalty for failing to back pay wages to a deaf worker.