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Tax hurdles too high for housing proposals, say accounting bodies
Fundamental tax reform would be required to implement two pillars of the affordability review.
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Global cyber-security specialists push into Australia
Increasing concerns over digital fraud are encouraging security specialists to tackle this market.
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Nexia Melbourne heralds next era of innovative management
The firm is entering into a new phase with the appointment of joint managing partners as it looks to continue its ambitious growth agenda.
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Most accounting firms want to embrace the cloud
The rise in remote working means more practices will rely on cloud computing, a global survey finds.
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Accountants face pressure on advice tech adoption
Technology that delivers financial advice more efficiently is becoming essential for accountancies in the wake of the pandemic.
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KPMG inks deal to acquire Rubicon Red
The big four firm’s acquisition aims to level the tech playing field.
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Advice running hot as inflation bites
Clients are turning to their accountants for strategies to tackle rising costs and wages.
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Accountants urged to ramp up ATO debt clearance
As the ATO resumes its collection activities, accountants will need to be on the “front foot”.
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Accounting firms poised for growth in 2022
More than half of accountants are expecting to see revenue growth this year, a new survey finds.
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William Buck appoints new financial advisory director
The accounting firm has hired a new director to lead the development of its financial advisory team.
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Why accountants must factor in $3 fuel
Soaring energy prices, the prospect of interest rate rises and the spectre of inflation should be front of mind for every business, says policy expert.
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Accounting firms rally to assist businesses affected by floods
Special websites with emergency guidance aim to help get clients back on their feet.
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Accountant personality test gives recruiters the edge
A New Zealand company has developed a test for prospective accountants that can identify whether they are “backroom number-crunchers or strategic business advisers”.
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Rejecting parental super ‘hurts hundreds of thousands’: CPA
The government decision reinforces the gender pay gap, says an accounting body.
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SMEs emerge more resilient post-pandemic
Australia’s small and medium-sized enterprises have become more resilient as a direct result of the challenges they have faced during the pandemic, a new report finds.
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Award-winning accountant shares key to success
An award-winning accountant has weighed in on how professionals can make their mark, leading to greater attraction and retention of clients.
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Accountants battle in flood frontline to keep businesses afloat
Retailers, hospitality and hundreds of other SMEs turn to their accountants to help them navigate the natural disaster.
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CA ANZ offers road map for disaster recovery
Small businesses are the heart of our economy and when natural disasters strike, “we all feel it”, says CA ANZ tax leader Michael Croker.
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Why accountants should get involved in International Women’s Day
Three accounting professionals have spoken out about the importance of backing female practitioners to mark this year’s International Women’s Day.
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Carbar launches tax alternative to novated car leases
Australian car subscription company Carbar has launched a subscription service pitched as a more tax-effective alternative to traditional novated leases.
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