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Politics • 08 November 2024
Cap big 4 partnerships at 400, inquiry recommends
The parliamentary inquiry into consulting firms has urged the government to limit accounting partnerships to 400 partners, as...
Politics • 01 November 2024
Lawyers can’t be covert informers on their clients, Law Council warns
The Law Council of Australia has pushed back on “rhetoric” suggesting the country needs an AML/CTF regime that requires...
Politics • 31 October 2024
Lodging objections with ATO should be easier for tax lawyers, says Inspector-General
A new report from the Inspector-General of Taxation has recommended changes that would make it easier for taxpayers to lodge...
Politics • 24 October 2024
Lawmakers must balance risk of AI against opportunity, MP says
The federal government’s role is to shield the Australian public from the dangers of AI while not restricting the potential...
Law firm partners and industry experts are responding positively to the federal government’s proposed cyber security...
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Bar associations have “critical concerns” about the inclusion of barristers in the proposed expanded regime for...
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The member for Bradfield has raised concerns about the billions of dollars in costs the bill will impose on small law...
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Australia is set to enable mandatory reporting of ransom payments and new standards for smart devices with its...
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An appeal, brought by Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus to shield ministerial documents from being sought via freedom of...
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A parliamentary inquiry has heard that Tom Seymour, who was PwC’s head of tax at the time of the firm’s...
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The A-G, unions, and the legal assistance sector are celebrating the passage of the Costs Protection Bill, which...
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Taxation lawyers have slammed the “ill-advised and regrettable” that they register with the Tax Practitioners Board...
Read MoreAttorney-General Mark Dreyfus has appointed the new chief executive and principal registrar of the Administrative Review...
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The case for a ban on non-compete provisions may not stack up, a BigLaw partner and Sydney-based silk have argued.
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