Tom Ravlic

Leading accounting associations says Australia should leave the “dark ages” and embrace digital reporting of company financial results.

The federal government may be promising a ‘bread and butter’ budget when Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivers his economic blueprint in late …

Draft legislation for the federal government's Skills and Training Boost ought to be amended so that small business owners and not just employees can access it, according to CPA Australia.

Australia’s controversial building regulator has managed to help subcontractors get more than $13.5 million in invoices paid over past three years.

Tax commissioner Chris Jordan used Xero's annual conference to partially unveil the ATO's new digital strategy.

Clare O'Neill said in a lengthy Twitter thread that a migration program incorporating sponsorship for people with cybersecurity skills is critical.

ASIC has alleged that Grant Thornton Audit Pty Ltd and former Grant Thornton director Bradley Taylor did not conduct a 2018 audit in accordance with legally back-auditing standards.

Small Businesses and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Bruce Billson has eviscerated the more than half of big businesses in Australia that are failing to pay their suppliers on time.

Chalmers says he will deliver a budget in the last week of October, so as to put the Albanese government’s election promises in play and start the cutting back of wasteful expenditure.

Consulting and labour-hire firms are on notice that going forward there will be fewer contracts and less taxpayer money for them under an Anthony Albanese Labor government.

Fringe benefits tax might just be a problem business owners need to think about, with a May 23 lodgement deadline looming for people not doing their tax paperwork with the assistance of a registered tax agent.

Albanese says a summit is needed to work out how best to improve outcomes for both employers and employees.