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The Australian Taxation Office is "unapologetic" about collecting unpaid debts from the small business sector, commissioner Chris Jordan says, giving one final warning to enterprises deliberately holding on to overdue payments. 

Professional accounting groups are optimistic the ATO will continue to refine its new tax agent-linking system, after industry representatives said its six-step registration process could pose a significant challenge to small business clients.

The ATO is trialling a new digital process linking clients to tax agents, but some accounting groups are concerned the six-step process could place a significant administrative burden on small businesses.

A leading accounting group has backed the ATO’s decision not to pursue $50 million in JobKeeper payments from SMEs that made genuine errors.

The ACCC has raised concerns about MYOB's proposed acquisition of fellow accounting software provider GreatSoft.

After running out of steam from starting, running and growing her own accounting practice for more than 10 years, Nicole Farrell decided she…

The idea of completing any type of full-time, or even part-time, hobby sounds absurd to many Australian small business owners. Your time is …

Sample brewing has found a saviour and will remain on shelves and bar taps as the industry grapples with the consequences of popularity.

New director IDs which will tag business owners with permanent unique numbers are being considered by parliament this week.

A Sunshine Coast man will spend 30 months in jail after being found guilty of tax fraud involving over $100,000 in false GST claims.

A man convicted of tax fraud related to illegal phoenixing activity will spend six years in jail and pay $1.8 million in reparations.

The end of the financial year is only six months away and now is the time to start thinking about what tax time might look like for your business.