Tax Practitioners Board integrity decision upheld by Federal Court
The Tax Practitioners Board had its decision to terminate a former tax agent’s registration upheld in the Federal...
READ MORESMSF data vulnerable to overseas hackers, software company warns
SMSF practices are being targeted by overseas crime gangs who view SMSFs as a “honey pot for information”, warns a financial services software firm.
Julian Plummer, managing director of Kamino Cyber Security and Midwinter Financial Services, said that SMSF advice firms and the SMSF industry as a whole are being targeted by overseas crime gangs because they know that they’re “a honey pot for information because they carry financial information, medical information and insurance information on clients”.
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Family and Domestic Violence Leave for small business employees...
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