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Lose trust and it’s a long way back, says CPA Australia
President says it has taken four years of hard work to recover from the Malley affair.
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Small business ‘at risk’ if NSW workers comp rises 33%
A huge increase in premiums could be the last straw for many, says COSBOA.
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Artificial intelligence ‘nothing to fear’
IPA chief says stop losing sleep over AI and think about the possibilities.
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EY strengthens data and analytics capability through an acquisition
The move will assist the firm as it strives to become “the world’s leading transformation consultants”, it says.
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KordaMentha expands financial crime division
Two specialists have joined KordaMentha following the merger with Murray Waldren to help meet the demand for financial crime services.
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Accountants outshine financial peers for ethics
The Governance Institute’s annual Ethics Index shows one profession well ahead in public perception.
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ATO will add security layer to agent linking
Second commissioner Jeremy Hirschhorn says nobody can afford complacency in the wake of Optus and Medibank hacks.
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FWO acts against three food outlets for underpaying staff
Two Queensland shops are fined over $40,000 while a third faces court.
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Jobless rate returns to record low 3.4%
The strengthening labour market could result in further rate rises from the RBA, says economist.
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Labor ‘has appetite for bold reform’ on advice rules
The industry is in transition, the Assistant Treasurer says, and must focus on the needs of Australians.
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ATO will take softly-softly approach to policing director IDs
The Registrar says it will reserve most enforcement action relating to director IDs for more egregious cases of non-compliance.
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Anxious Aussie FTX investors await creditor meeting for clarity
The extent of local losses on the crypto exchange should be known next week following urgent action by administrator KordaMentha.
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Buyback law closes loophole ‘but franking credits here to stay’
Assistant Treasurer guarantees dividend imputation scheme but says off-market share buybacks exploit a loophole that must be closed.
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Bosses fret over skills, yet few staff feel properly trained
A huge disconnect exists between the perceptions of employers and employees about learning and how they approach it.
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Local tech sector has promising future, says RSM Australia
The technology industry can move past its immediate challenges to embrace post-pandemic opportunities, report finds.
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Accountants globally come together to face industry challenges
Two global conventions for tax professionals this week aim to influence its future.
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Wise Platform launches expedited payment system with Deel
The feature will cut out 80 per cent of admin required for employers to finalise their payroll payments, the companies say.
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Crypto a ‘minefield’ of tax and regulation
Watch your step when dealing with digital assets and follow the ATO guidelines, accountants warned.
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ATO ditches November ID deadline for resigned directors
Draft legislation narrows the scope of the number scheme following criticism that it cast the net too wide.
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Small business must be ruthless over payments: CreditorWatch
All signs point to a downturn, the agency says, and SMEs are in the front line.
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