July 11 @ 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM AEST
Major reforms to the Tax Agent Services Act 2009 (TASA) will take effect from 1 July 2025, introducing new obligations and compliance challenges for tax practitioners. This essential webinar will guide you through the changes and provide practical strategies to help you prepare.
Key topics include:
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Understanding the reforms: Explore the background to the TASA changes, the policy rationale, and a summary of the most significant amendments, including the expansion of the Code of Professional Conduct and new Ministerial powers.
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Compliance and reporting obligations: Learn about the new breach reporting requirements, whistleblower protections, extended investigation periods, and the shift to an annual registration period.
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Practice and client management: Discover how these changes will affect your practice systems, staff management, quality management systems, and your communication obligations with clients.
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Managing risk and staying informed: Practical steps to address false or misleading statements, keep clients informed, and ensure your practice remains compliant. Plus, where to find authoritative guidance and ongoing support.
This session is a must for all registered tax agents, BAS agents, and those responsible for compliance in tax practices. Register now to ensure your practice is ready for the new regulatory landscape.
Register now to secure your place!
$99+GST (members) | $132+GST (non- members)
TPB CPD Hours: 1 hour | Legislated CPD Hours: To be confirmed
Presented by:
Joshua Goldsmith
Joshua Goldsmith is a senior lawyer specialising in taxation and commercial advisory. Joshua’s experience is broad and diverse including advising family groups, small cap listed and private companies, and high net wealth individuals. Joshua was a finalist in Lawyers Weekly 30 Under 30 awards (for Taxation) in 2021 and a winner of the Australian Lawyer Rising Star award in 2022, acknowledging that he is a rising star in the tax and legal profession. He is a regular presenter and facilitator at tax related seminars and discussion groups, and has appeared on a number of tax related podcasts.
