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Pearler releases child investment app
The tool is designed to play a role in the financial education of kids by avoiding the gamification of funds.
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SuiteFiles launches integration with Karbon
The partnership will bring Karbon’s contact and organisation data into SuiteFiles.
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Accountants predict Victorian stamp duty review doomed to failure
Experts say there is only a slim chance the state will follow the lead of NSW and reform the “inefficient tax”.
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SMEs ‘must lift game on ESG’ as regulations bite big end of town
With incoming international regulations and national mandatory reporting, firms will need to throttle emissions throughout the supply chain.
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Zeller launches online invoicing system
Around 48 per cent of invoices were paid late last year but the firm says its software will help fix the problem.
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Lean on us for help, ASBFEO urges struggling small firms
Assistance with dispute resolution can be a vital service for small businesses facing economic headwinds, says the small business ombudsman.
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Grant Thornton appoints experienced transfer pricing partner
Spells at ANZ and NAB makes Christine Cornish “a great addition”, the firm says.
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BGL releases AI-powered document-to-data feature
The SmartDocs Email to Fund software will automatically search and match transactions and attach the source document, says BGL.
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Small practices that sell a vision can beat Goliaths to staff
Firms have to market themselves as forward-thinking because young candidates care about more than just money.
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‘Marked increase’ in directors seeking help with DPNs
Worrells says enquiries are up about 30 per cent and many directors are unaware of their personal liability.
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DFK International appoints Aussie CEO to executive board
The experienced professional will advocate for support of the organisation’s Asia-Pacific firms at an international level.
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Business clients need tutoring in tax obligations, ATO says
Accountants are being told to check that clients have correctly registered as some fail to grasp their tax obligations.
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Triple-pronged approach to Div 7A puts ‘crazy’ demand on accountants
The anti-avoidance law leaves tax professionals in the awkward position of explaining multiple interpretations to clients, says EY director.
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ABS app ‘to simplify task of responding’ to business surveys
Returning useful data to businesses should eventually help broaden the sample set, the bureau hopes.
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Take a lesson, teens, from one who knows: accounting’s cool!
CPA Australia will dispatch “ambassadors” to high schools in the hope of recruiting the next generation of tax professionals.
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KPMG buys Fiji-based digital transformation business
The addition will supply improved and broader delivery of Microsoft business applications to clients across Australia and the South Pacific, it says.
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FWO acts over alleged $125k underpayment of migrant cleaners
Five workers on visas were subjected to sham contract arrangements and short-changed up to $50,000, the office claims.
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Small business needs a short-cut to survival or exit
A simplified regime for SMEs should be “low-hanging fruit” for the insolvency review, says John Winter of ARITA.
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Dext appoints experienced C-suite innovator to executive team
He joins as chief product and technology officer at the firm after spending almost seven years at Epicor Software.
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Fake tax agent repeat offender fined $150k, permanently banned
Federal court imposes “hardship” penalty for more than 600 contraventions over three years.
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