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EY promotes record number of women to partner
The Australian branch of the firm has promoted 53 women to partner and has made 29 direct appointments.
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BHP admits to $430 million underpayment
Approximately 28,500 current and former employees have been affected by the payment error.
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Accountancy firms to increase salaries across FY2023–24: Hays
The recruitment company said 96 per cent of accounting firm employers plan to increase salaries.
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TPB has no plan to suspend PwC despite leaks
It comes as leaders of the tax agent regulator fronted the Senate Economics Legislation Committee and revealed it had received thousands of documents relating to the leak...
April CPI rise does not tell the whole story: ABS
The latest figures revealed an increase of 6.8 per cent in the year to April but the Bureau of Statistics says the actual figure was lower.
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KPMG partners with Microsoft to launch digital ESG tracker
The Circularity Tracker will help automate data collection and provide greater depth of tracking and comparison for businesses.
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Why a new approach to remuneration may be necessary
Almost 60 per cent of businesses base remuneration decisions on individual or company performance, which Robert Half says will need to change.
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PwC to publish independent report in full
The action comes as the firm stood down nine partners and faces pressure to reveal the names of all 53 partners involved in the tax leaks.
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NSW government secures record fine against specialty retailer
The fashion company with more than 1,100 stores across Australia pleaded guilty to 324 offences of long service leave underpayments.
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ATO acts against foreign worker exploitation
The multi-agency operation found documents that allegedly showed the employment of unlawful non-citizens.
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Are young workers facing a ‘resilience crisis’?
Young workers are facing lower levels of resilience, highlighting a need for support.
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Businesses must upskill to overcome economic slowdown
Firms looking to reduce their education budgets should re-evaluate as training staff will help organisations overcome challenging economic conditions, says expert.
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Small firms need cost relief as the effects of COVID-19 remain: COSBOA
Rising costs, skills shortages, and reduced discretionary spending by consumers are the top challenges impacting small business this year, a recent report reveals.
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Federal government reveals organisation appointments
It will see a merit-based recruitment process commence for one commission head.
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Contemporary products to provide advanced capabilities for accountants
The SMSF and personal finance platforms will allow accountants to supply greater analysis to their clients.
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Royal Flying Doctor Service director appointed TPB chair
The selection comes as the government looks to implement reforms throughout the Tax Practitioners Board.
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NAB warns accounting firms their data is at risk
More than one in 10 Aussie businesses have experienced a data breach, says the bank, with the details accounting firms collect making them a prime target.
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Working remotely is limiting your career prospects, say firms
Almost nine in 10 business leaders say by not returning to the office employees are curbing their career progression.
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Former CFO bolsters BDO’s Brisbane office
The former EY and Pitcher Partners employee will provide extensive experience in the firm’s audit and assurance practice.
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CA program reaches landmark enrolment numbers
The association surpassed 10,000 enrolments in a single term for the first time.
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