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Sydney Uni revamps accounting program to include AI
‘Gradual decline’ in enrolment prompts rethink of course components.
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Beware of buy now pay later Christmas debt trap: CA ANZ
With the payment model increasing in popularity, the association warns debt will catch up with many in the new year.
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ASIC reveals focus areas for end-of-calendar-year reporting
Asset values, provisions, and disclosures are areas singled out for particular attention.
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Ignition feature enables on-the-fly changes to scope of work
Adjusting agreements to reflect increased service levels could save the average practice more than $100,000 a year.
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Reduce barriers for women, migrants ‘to stem labour shortage’
More accessible childcare and improved migration schemes are critical to greater workforce involvement, say accounting bodies.
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AAT president resigns after 8 months
Coalition appointee will continue to serve as a judge on the Federal Court basis.
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Small businesses brace for summertime blues
The sector is worried about how the rising cost of living will impact their holiday season sales, research finds.
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Grant Thornton appoints additional Perth partner
The experienced adviser was promoted after over 20 years in the industry.
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Tax & Super Australia rebrands to reflect broader base
The 103-year-old not-for-profit organisation says membership now takes in a wide range of finance professionals.
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Big winners but some losers in salary versus CPI
More professionals are threatening to move if their salaries fail to keep pace with inflation, research finds.
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‘Too soon to celebrate’ fall in inflation rate
The headline figure remains high and businesses will struggle with increased costs and slower consumer spending, observers say.
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Have yourself an FBT-free Christmas
It’s fine to throw a work party and buy staff presents but give the Cartier watches a miss, say accounting bodies.
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Businesses must be financially fit to ward off risks: CreditorWatch
Challenges range from inflation to partner insolvency and there are four ways to dodge disasters, says the agency.
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ABRS extends director ID deadline by 2 weeks
Registrar confirms more than 1 in 4 have yet to apply.
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CPI figure out for October
Prices for essentials such as fuel, construction, and fresh produce all increase rapidly.
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First criminal wage theft charges lodged under Victorian act
Action under Victorian state law can result in up to 10 years imprisonment and fines of $1.1 million.
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ASIC shareholder engagement just a ‘tick-a-box’ exercise: CPA
The body says corporate insolvency and small business restructuring need reform post-pandemic.
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What the FTX fallout means for accountants
The dramatic collapse of the crypto exchange has left around 30,000 Australians on the list of more than 1 million unsecured creditors worldwide.
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Credit card complacency ‘costs consumers thousands’
Accountants could help save their clients thousands of dollars a year simply by getting them to change their card provider.
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Australian finalist wins global EY event
The bachelor of commerce student was selected for the London finals after winning the 2021 Oceania competition.
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