InPayTech announces corporate update and strategic review

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Management and Business Focus Changes The Board of Integrated Payment Technologies Limited(Company) (ASX: IP1) has recently conducted a strategic review of the Company’s product development, business focus and financial and human

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Hands off the money! How technology can stop the next payroll fraud

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The alleged $165 million Plutus payroll scandal could have been avoided if automated payments technology was used by employers to make taxation payments directly to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO)

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End of the superannuation clearing house for SMEs?

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Australian superannuation funds and SME employers must move to embrace a digital, member direct model of contributions payment technology that is gathering pace alongside the 2017 introduction of the Reserve

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PayVu eliminates superannuation clearing house requirements for Australian small business owners

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Australian small businesses operating cloud-based accounting software can benefit from a unique software overlay system called PayVu that speeds up superannuation payments to the same day, and eliminates the current

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InPayTech Limited Initial Public Offer achieves minimum subscription

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Integrated Payment Technologies Limited (InPayTech) has surpassed its minimum subscription target of $3,000,000 after week two of its Initial Public Offer (IPO) opening. InPayTech has received bids and commitments for

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InPayTech Limited Initial Public Offer opens

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Integrated Payment Technologies Limited (InPayTech) has formally opened its Initial Public Offer (IPO). InPayTech is an Australian financial technology company that has created a unique payments process in support of

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ATO Single Touch Payroll a looming efficiency boon to business and payroll, superannuation sectors

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The Australian Taxation Office’s (ATO) initiative to create ‘real time’ payroll data and superannuation payment efficiency is good Government policy that will have positive repercussions for small business and the

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Regulation more disruptive to financial services sector than digital innovation: industry stalwart

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Government regulation imposed on Australia’s banking, wealth management and superannuation sector has greater power to disrupt the industry than organic innovation, according to senior industry figure and company chairman Don

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