Matthew Taylor
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How AI helped this firm win a land tax case against the Queensland Revenue Office (opens the original)
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An AI-powered start-up law firm has used its internal AI system to win a tax proceeding in Queensland, which not only demonstrates the capacity of smaller firms to compete with the big end of town, but also speaks to the evolving role and business model of law firms. Queensland-based law firm, ezylegal Law, supported by its AI tool, “Rachel”, has won a case over the Queensland Revenue Office in a land-tax dispute. Comprising a team of three, led by principal lawyer Michael Drummond, alongside a
The legal risks of getting your superannuation nominee incorrect (opens the original)
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The legal framework surrounding superannuation death benefit can be complex, with even minor errors in beneficiary nominations affecting who eventually receives the funds. For many Australians, superannuation is one of the biggest assets they will leave behind, but when someone dies, where that money goes isn’t always as straightforward as people expect. Without the correct arrangements in place, trustees may have discretion over who receives the benefits, potentially creating delays, disputes o
AUSTRAC turns to section 167 notices in AML crackdown (opens the original)
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Law firms are facing closer scrutiny as AUSTRAC tests compliance with expanded AML/CTF obligations and investigates potential breaches. AUSTRAC has begun issuing section 167 notices to investigate potential non-enrolment under Australia’s expanded anti-money laundering regime, marking a shift from implementation to enforcement. The development is relevant both to law firms covered by the regime and lawyers advising businesses that receive a notice. Holding Redlich special counsel David Chambers
Submission calls for balanced, transparent TPB suspension framework (opens the original)
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The federal government is being urged to strengthen safeguards around proposed powers that would allow the TPB to suspend tax agents before allegations of misconduct have been fully investigated. A recent submission from accountant Warren Seeto on the proposed 2026 sanctions regime has warned that interim suspensions could cause significant financial and reputational damage if decisions are later found to be wrong or unsupported. The submission did not oppose urgent intervention where there is a
Beyond the balance sheet: the human challenges of accounting (opens the original)
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Amid an ever-changing landscape, accounting firms are constantly adapting to talent shortages, AI-driven change and the evolving role of offshoring. In a recent episode of Under the Hood, Rob Pillans, founder of Planet Consulting, explored how accounting firms were navigating the evolving challenges and opportunities surrounding people, technology, and relocation. Pillans discussed why strong leadership and workplace culture had become increasingly important as firms faced ongoing challenges aro
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