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NSW and building industry lead nation into insolvency
The latest data shows wind-ups on the way back to pre-pandemic levels.
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WAIS recruits fifth registered liquidator in Cliff Rocke
The Western Australian insolvency outfit strengthens its team with wind-up and restructuring specialist.
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‘Shout from the hilltops how hard you work’, award winner tells women
A mortgage broker has urged women to enter the Women in Finance Awards to gain recognition, attract new business, and build confidence.
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‘Make accounting sexy!’ to solve skill drought
Attracting more students to the profession is key to solving the number one issue for business, says Nexia partner.
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Raised migration cap, smoother visas two wins for accounting
Representatives from the profession at the Jobs Summit emerged cautiously optimistic.
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Restaurant owner sentenced to five years’ jail for GST fraud
The South Australian man was found guilty of obtaining over $600,000 in refunds.
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Disability services provider forced to back-pay over $3m
The business was found to have short-changed almost 400 employees over six years.
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Grant Thornton charged with audit failure of iSignthis
The accounting firm faces five charges under the Corporations Act and more than $250,000 in fines.
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Stage three tax cuts ‘pointless without system overhaul’
Politicians have lost sight of the main problem: a broken and unsustainable revenue model, says the Tax Institute.
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Jobs summit $1.1bn boost for TAFE ‘just one piece of puzzle’
Training, workforce participation and skilled migration will be the focus of day two agenda.
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Mazars appoints lead managing partner of Sydney office
Accounting Awards Partner of the Year promoted after 20 years with the firm.
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Public must be told of tax agent sanctions, says AAT
A tax agent receives a stay from termination of his registration but must inform his clients.
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ASIC cautions brokers around precarious offers to investors
The corporate regulator has issued a warning to trading platforms offering high-risk products to retail investors.
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Skills crisis ‘needs triple-pronged policy shift’
Accountants call for action across immigration, training, and workforce participation.
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Skilled migration system ‘unfit for purpose’
An immediate reset is required to address talent shortfall, says policy think tank.
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Cyber security and work-from-home become key executive concerns
Hybrid workplaces are more likely to remain for APAC firms while global competitors return to the office, reveals a survey.
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Two unis forced to back-pay staff more than $9m
Newcastle and Charles Sturt short-changed over 10,000 casual and full-time staff for years.
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Small businesses applaud digital and skills incentives
The revived 120 per cent deduction for technology and training investment is vital, say leaders.
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QAR proposals offer pathway to cutting ‘excessive’ regulation
The proposals paper underpins the professionalism of the advice sector and puts consumers “front and centre”, says the SMSF Association.
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Former KPMG director joins BDO
The appointment will help drive improved business performance for clients, says the firm.
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