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澳大利亚税务理事会发布2024-25年度报告
澳大利亚税务理事会发布2024-25年度报告，重点展示该理事会在重大进展与转型时期取得的成就。
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澳大利亚证券与投资委员会（简称：ASIC）对未满足继续专业发展要求的财务顾问采取行动
ASIC宣布，已对未满足继续专业发展要求的财务顾问采取行动。
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立法文件草案：针对特定公职人员的预扣税调整
澳大利亚税务署（简称：ATO）已发布一份立法文件草案，为特定公职人员提供预扣税调整方案。
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IPA 关于“养老金发薪日”提交了联合意见书
IPA 基于ATO在“养老金发薪日”实施首年的风险合规监管方式，发布了一份联合意见书。
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质量审查计划（简称：QRP）更新
IPA已发布提醒，要求在客户信函及网站上添加PSC披露声明。
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IPA委托书的更新
IPA委托书模板已更新，以纳入近期税务代理变更及隐私法改革内容。请及时了解最新信息！
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自我报告义务
根据附则 2.1.2，任一会员如果破产、被指控犯有刑事罪或受到其他专业或监管机构的不利裁决，都必须以书面形式告知。点击此处了解更多信息 |
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Board of Taxation 2024-25 annual report released
The Board of Taxation has released its annual report for 2024-25 highlighting the Board’s achievements during a period of significant progress and transition.
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ASIC acts against financial advisers for failing to meet CPD requirements
ASIC has announced that it has taken action against financial advisers for failing to meet their CPD requirements.
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PAYG Withholding Variation for certain office holders: draft instrument
The ATO has released a draft legislative instrument that provides a PAYG withholding variation for certain office holders.
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Institute of Public Accountants Reader Survey 2025
Fill out a brief survey to help us understand what you value the most in Public Accountants, Public Accountant e-newsletter and Technical Advantage. Your feedback is essential for improving member publications.
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IPA‘s Joint Submission for Payday Super
The IPA has issued a joint submission in relation to ATO’s risk-based compliance approach for the first year of Payday Super.
Read the submission here
Quality Review Program (QRP) Update
The IPA has issued a reminder to include the PSC disclosure statement on your client correspondence and website.
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Updated IPA Engagement Letters
IPA’s engagement letters have been updated to incorporate the recent tax agent changes and privacy law reforms. Stay up to date!
Access the engagement letters here
Self-reporting obligations
As per by-law 2.1.2, all Members are required to advise in writing if they become bankrupt, if they are charged with a criminal offence, or if they are subject to an adverse finding from another professional or regulatory body.
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Find out what‘s happening and be supported in the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Funding (AML/CTF) space.
Joint Bodies Webinar - AML/CTF: Where now? Where to?
CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and the Institute of Public Accountants are hosting a webinar for members of all three bodies on the AML/CTF regime, with speakers from AUSTRAC.
Register for the Joint Bodies‘ webinar here
AML/CTF – will I be regulated?
AUSTRAC have written to accountants outlining their obligations under the upcoming AML/CTF regulations, which commence on 1 July 2026.
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TPB takes action against unregistered preparer in Darwin
The TPB has taken action against a company and its director that were alleged to have been providing tax agent services while unregistered.
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Wine tax credit for New Zealand wine producers: exposure draft
The draft instrument will reduce compliance costs for NZ wine producers not registered for GST in Australia by giving them more flexibility to claim their wine tax credits.
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GST: commercial residential premises - build-to-rent developments (Draft update to GSTR 2012/6)
The ATO has released a draft update to GSTR 2012/6 which contains new commentary in relation to build-to-rent developments, hostels and boarding houses.
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ASIC prepares cost recovery levies for $338m in regulatory costs
ASIC has registered legislative instruments that enable it to calculate its regulatory costs and recovery levies.
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ASIC proposes to remake generic financial calculators instrument
ASIC has invited feedback on its proposal to remake its instrument that gives relief to providers of generic financial calculators from certain licensing requirements.
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New ASIC RG for exchange-traded products
ASIC has published RG 282 which reflects up to date information about the treatment of exchange-traded products and market practices.
More information here
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Payday Super Bills pass both Houses of Parliament
Two “Payday Super” reform bills have been passed - the reforms require employers to pay superannuation guarantee contributions in alignment with an employee’s payday.
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ASIC outlines roadmap for evolving capital markets and superannuation oversight
ASIC has published REP 823 in response to feedback on its February 2025 discussion paper and outlined a roadmap for evolving capital markets and superannuation oversight.
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ASIC review raises concerns over retirement savings from poor SMSF advice
ASIC has released REP 824 which provides insights from its review into the quality of personal advice provided to clients establishing an SMSF.
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ASIC News
Updates from ASIC in the past week including media releases, news, articles and speeches.
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Proposed legislative amendments, Government announcements and consultations
Updates from the Government including legislation.
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