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5 days ago | accountantsdaily.com.au | Robyn Tongol

Should you opt out of small business depreciation rules? • • 4 minute read This week on UTH, host Imogen is joined by Skye Francis, founder and director of 2PR, to chat about small business depreciation rules, how they apply and common misconceptions surrounding them. Skye personally chooses to opt out of these rules for the running of her business – tune in to find out why. Imogen and Skye also cover: What the small business depreciation rules are and how they apply.

1 week ago | accountantsdaily.com.au | Robyn Tongol

On this episode of Under the Hood, Cameron Anderson, general manager of XBert, jumps on to share his journey about being a chartered accountant in tech and the opportunities and benefits it has given him. • • 3 minute read var tags = ''; lass="p1">Tune in to hear more about: Cam’s career journey in the accounting profession and how that led him to the world of tech. The biggest mindset and skill shifts he made when transitioning from traditional accounting to a tech-oriented role.

1 week ago | accountantsdaily.com.au | Robyn Tongol

Hank de Jonge, executive director of de Jonge Read, joins AD Insider to bring a rare combination of technical expertise and personal experience. After losing his own business more than 20 years ago, Hank spent the last two decades helping business owners across Australia avoid the same fate. In this episode, he shares what business owners and their advisers need to know when it comes to dealing with ATO debt, and why locking into a payment plan isn’t always the best move.

2 weeks ago | accountantsdaily.com.au | Robyn Tongol

This week on UTH, we are back with co-host Lee-Ann Hayes, who delves into her upcoming session at the ACE25 Accounting Conference & Expo based on the ATO’s draft compliance guideline PCG 2024/D2 and Part IVA. Lee-Ann shares what can be expected on the day and what takeaways the attendees will leave with. • • 4 minute read Tune in to hear more about: The details of the ACE25 Accounting Conference & Expo.

3 weeks ago | accountantsdaily.com.au | Miranda Brownlee

Advisers and accountants should adopt a common-sense approach towards claiming tax deductions for financial advice, with the ATO asking questions about deductions in some instances, says the FAAA. • • 9 minute read The Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) has stressed the importance of ensuring that any deductions claimed for advice fees are for advice that is genuinely tax-related or linked to assessable income.