Private Christian school dodges bankruptcy by entering voluntary administration
A Canberra private Christian school charging $17,000 a year has failed to pay staff and gone into voluntary administration.
Australia's Major Sports Codes Are Considered Not-For-Profits Is It Time For Them To Pay Up?
Not-for-profit organisations support a range of needs and activities, such as financial disadvantage, health and education.
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ATO account compromise complaints up almost 1,000%
Massive data breaches and ransomware attacks caused a 935% rise in compromised client record complaints. But not all is as it seems.
Huge spike in complaints to the Tax Office about compromised accounts
Complaints to the Australian Taxation Office about compromised personal information have risen 935 per cent in four years, ...
Number of pints drunk at Aussie pubs plummets amid warnings tax freeze may not be enough
Australians drank almost 14 million fewer pints of beer at pubs and other venues in the last year compared to the year before ...
CPA Australia warns changes could undermine system integrity
The organisation argues that the integrity of the tax system could be compromised if taxpayer information is not adequately ...
ATO issues letters to Australian businesses impacted by 'massive' payment change: 'From April 1'
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has announced a "massive" shakeup for thousands of businesses across the country. Those ...
Australia Software Tax Compliance Guidance Delayed to Mid-2025
Australia pushed back its plans to issue guidance on compliance with taxation of companies’ software payments to mid-2025.
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'The last step': what Tax Office wind-up action means for Brindabella
The future of Brindabella Christian College has been thrown into doubt after the Australian Taxation Office moved to wind up the school's proprietors in the Federal Court.