Is the Government serious about tax reform?
The recent news that the Government is pushing the National Tax Summit to October and will not be covering key tax issues such as GST, the proposed carbon tax and the mining tax is worrying.
The recent news that the Government is pushing the National Tax Summit to October and will not be covering key tax issues such as GST, the proposed carbon tax and the mining tax is worrying.
The 15th of March is the ‘Ides of March’, best known for being the date Julius Caesar was assassinated by a band of fellow senators as they feared his ambition would bring down the senate. Many of..
With the tax agent extension, your December quarterly BAS/PAYG statements are due 28 February 2011.
The cash economy has been a major focus of the ATO for years and has now been benchmarked to identify and deter activities in the cash economy.
The Australian Government has released its responses to the recommendations by the Cooper Super System Review on 16 December 2010. Of the 177 recommendations submitted by the Cooper Review, 139 were..
2011 has begun with the same uncertainty we saw in the last quarter of 2010. Market reports on business performance continue to contradict each other, the economy persists to operate at two distinct..
Reading the December/January issue of Dynamic Business I couldn’t help being drawn to the article on the New Year resolutions of the featured businesses.
From 1 January 2011 the Government's Paid Parental Leave Scheme (GPPL) will come into effect and will have implications for many business owners.
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