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AML/CTF: AUSTRAC fires first fines as crackdown begins (opens the original)
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AUSTRAC has made its first move against unregistered agencies, with businesses now facing daily fines as the regulator warns more infringement notices are coming. Editor's note: This story first appeared on Accountants Daily sister brand Real Estate Business. Accounting, real estate and jewellery businesses are now being hit with fines from the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre (AUSTRAC) after failing to meet mandatory anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/C
BlackLine’s detokenisation service achieves security standard validation (opens the original)
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The tech company confirms that its PCI Detokenisation Service has now attained Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance validation for companies processing high volumes of card transactions. BlackLine, Inc., a financial operations platform for chief financial officers, has announced that it has gained Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) compliance validation for its PCI Detokenisation Integration Service. With this validation now in place, users can ap
Online shopper for Australian properties gets $600k penalty (opens the original)
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After committing approximately 2,300 separate contraventions over the span of six and a half years, a property owner has been ordered to pay nearly $600,000 to the Commonwealth. A property owner has been ordered to pay a total of $558,757.70 to the Commissioner of Taxation after land banking, when she contravened a condition upon the purchase of a property in Berwick, Victoria. Land banking occurs when a foreign investor who purchases an Australian property does not contribute to housing supply
Government needs legal counsel on its ‘tax on the poor’, lawyer says (opens the original)
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One tax lawyer is questioning whether the government knows what a trust really is, highlighting the unnecessary legislative fatigue and administrative burden advisers are facing. Following the release of his submission on the government’s 30 per cent minimum tax on trusts, one tax lawyer has emphasised to Accountants Daily that the government is not aiming at its intended target. With the government’s minimum tax designed to address income splitting by rich trustees, the lawyer said that it is i
BDO calls for greater clarity and guidance on IBCC (opens the original)
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The mid-tier firm has urged the government to differentiate between the innovative business CGT concession and early-stage innovation company frameworks more clearly, warning that they may overlap in unintended ways. BDO has called for the government to provide greater guidance on its innovative business CGT concession (IBCC) in order to address the potential compliance risks and inconsistent outcomes in the draft laws. This proposed concession introduces a 50 per cent discount on capital gains
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