Matthew Elmas

Pay summaries are being phased out with the introduction of Single Touch Payroll, and the ATO is taking a proactive approach.

ASIC has given a partial tick of approval to proposed changes to how small businses banking is regulated, but more controversial changes remain in question.

Hunting for George is pivoting away from online retail and towards creative media in a move that will see founder Jo Harris leave the company.

The Federal Court has handed down a $2.3 million fine to a company which sold fake indigenous art - but the bill is unlikely to be paid.

New research shows many micro employers are still not prepared for Single Touch Payroll, with most unaware they can apply for a deferral.

The future of work is upon us and while many Aussie workers are feeling daunted, most are ready to learn if their bosses will give them a chance.

Amazon has extended its Prime Day event for Australian customers as it looks to establish its evolved offer with local shoppers.

Domino's has been served with a class action lawsuit alleging it underpaid thousands of workers over more than five years.

Worried about dodgy car claims, the ATO says it will be giving added scrutiny to billions in work-related expenses this year.

Red tape cuts and industrial relations reform are on the agenda as business lobbyists stretch out their hands to a newly reelected coalition government.

Zip Co faces the prospect of convincing a Federal Court judge it should have the right to use its own name thanks to a trademark stoush with non-bank lender Firstmac.

SMEs have been warned to prepare for tough changes to whistleblower protection laws to minimise the risk they could face hefty fines or jail.