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Hi everyone, I'm very pleased to share that we've just released the ability to lodge future year Company Tax returns(CTR) through Xero Tax in Australia!
We know there are a few other forms that have been mentioned through this idea and will leave it open for further updates, however CTR's we're the highest ask on the list for majority of our Partners.
We want to say a big thank you to you all who've supported this and been involved in the journey of it's development.
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Julie-Anne (Jewlz) Ellem
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In light of XeroCon2023 cyber security - I believe there should be an option on Xero XPM that allows us to delete sensitive data from archived clients.
If we are to do annual audits of the data we hold, and keep and delete what we no longer need to have on file, would it not then be pertinent to give us a reminder when we archive clients that leave our practice to either manually delete (or automagically ask for it to be redacted).
I'm thinking data including:
+ Tax File Numbers
+ Date of Birth
+ Bank detailsAt the moment, the process to delete this information from my archived list is to restore the old client, manually delete, and then re-archive.
For those of us who have used XPM since inception, that's a LOT of clients and a LOT of data to delete being a big time waster, but important in these times of higher scrutiny on data security.
Ideally we'd have two options available to Practice Administrators:
1. Delete this data from already archived clients
2. Reminder / Request to delete this data upon archiving active clientsJulie-Anne (Jewlz) Ellem
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This is also very important for preparing Partnership tax returns, and for returns for entities (companies etc) that want to wind up and get tax back prior to winding up for the current financial year period (eg due to family breakdowns etc). And also, in the delicate matter for Estate returns, where families want to be able to move on and manage the tax affairs of loved ones for distributions and to not be constantly reminded of the date of death etc.