The Accounting Division Blog
Pre-lodgement compliance review: what you need to know
As a part of the ATO’s concerted efforts to engage taxpayers earlier and identify risks before they become an issue, pre-lodgement compliance reviews (PCRs) are
Direction of future tax reform
To be fiscally responsible, a government needs to have enough resources to service its debt obligations. One of the main sources a government uses to
ATO scam calls may be a thing of the past
Receiving scam calls purportedly from the ATO and other official departments may be a thing of the past with the completion of a successful trial
It follows: higher education debts
It might seem like a horror movie cliché, a monster that follows you wherever you go, but did you know that your higher education debts
Garnishee orders may bring home the bacon
A garnish is an enhancer, something to dress up a plate – think of a sprig of parsley. A garnishee is something entirely different, although
Future direction of the ATO
The Commissioner of Taxation, Chris Jordan, spoke recently at a conference about what’s in store for the ATO including upcoming changes, transformations, aspirations for the
Super guaranteed
Are you paying the right amount of super for your employees? It’s that time of the year again, where the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
Last chance to claim the loss carry back
Eligible businesses will have one last chance in their 2021-22 tax return to claim the loss carry back, which provides a refundable tax offset to
State governments’ further COVID-19 support
With the ongoing nature of the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to affect the economy along with the effect of border closures, it is no surprise that
The Cloud & Xero – what, why and how?
We love The Cloud – which is why we have based The Accounting Division on it! Some might say that we’re a little bit addicted
