Capitaleyes Latest Accounting News

The Tax Office has published a draft law administration practice statement outlining its approach to penalties for failing to meet reporting obligations for single touch payroll.
Read More

From 1 July 2026, a major change is coming for employers: Payday Super.
Read More

Inflation remains a top worry for SME owners, a recent survey by Banjo Loans has found.
Read More

The following outlines what you should consider when looking at the costs involved in starting your own business.
Read More

From the first payday on or after 1 July 2026, employer are required to meet new super obligation.
Read More

If you have lost your home, property or business to a natural disaster, the Federal/State and territory Government can provide support where natural disasters have been declared.
Read More

Trading terms are the contract that outlines how you do business. They provide an overview of the rights and obligations of you and your customers.
Read More

Despite the long-term benefits of well-managed super, many aren’t motivated or don’t know where to start.
Read More

Recent ATO guidance on profit allocation will result in higher personal income tax bills for professionals restructuring their profits through trusts, RSM has said.
Read More

When the personal intersects with the commercial – specifically, in the context of a family law dispute – shareholders agreements can be subjected to an unexpected level of scrutiny by Australian family law courts, writes Kristy-Lee Burns.
Read More

Accountants are being urged to be aware of the risks and signs associated with financial abuse, as estimates show it could be costing the economy nearly $11 billion a year. 
Read More

Running a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) gives you control over your retirement savings.
Read More