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The NSW government has begun engaging with the accounting professional bodies in a bid to resolve technical issues plaguing its COVID-19 support measures, but for some, more could have been done sooner.

Individuals who received COVID-19 disaster payments in June and have gone on to lodge their tax returns will now need to lodge an amendment after new tax-free laws were passed, the ATO has advised.

The Australian Auditing and Assurance Standards Board has launched its first fully interactive website, in a move described as a “game changer” for the audit profession.

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Market-linked lifetime products which have passed their use-by date can be progressively dismantled thanks to changes announced in the Budget.

Accounting professionals are likely to remain in hot demand over the coming year as they continue to play a pivotal role in shaping the journey towards the nation’s economic recovery.