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The cost of checking emails after-hours
Thinking about checking emails over Christmas? New research has highlighted the negative effects working out-of-hours can place on one’s health.
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Business e-invoicing move ‘step in right direction’
The government’s move towards business e-invoicing has been commended by those in the profession.
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Inflation will be the biggest concern for investors in 2022: deVere
The chief executive of deVere has warned investors about the risks posed by inflation in the year ahead.
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Rise of ‘accountsellors’ to continue in 2022
As the new year approaches, a CEO has shared why she thinks the days of accountants purely working with businesses to provide tax advice are long gone. In 2022 and beyon...
2021: End of year wrap
For an unforeseen second year of further outbreaks, the COVID-19 pandemic has challenged and disrupted us. As the working year draws to a close, this article reflects on ...
The work perks attracting new-to-industry accountants
A “talent war” is on track to be a big trend for accounting practices in 2022, with employers considering a number of “feel-good perks” to attract top talent.
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Australian directors identify key worries ahead of 2022
Skills shortages and cyber threats remain major concerns for directors.
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Employee headcount set to rise in 2022
The number of members from accounting practices expecting their business clients to increase employee numbers over the next three months has climbed consistently, accordi...
Government to provide $111m boost to ATO taxation compliance programs
The government will provide an additional $111 million in funding to the ATO on its personal taxation compliance programs along with increased scrutiny on the “shadow e...
Government to implement new Business eInvoicing Right
The Morrison government has released new proposals on the development of the Business eInvoicing Right (BER).
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New director ID regime reaches nearly 200k applications
The new director identification number (DIN) regime has almost reached 200,000 successful applications since its implementation on 1 November.
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Pitcher Partners names new non-exec independent chairman
Pitcher Partners Sydney has confirmed the appointment of a new non-executive independent chairperson of its wealth management board.
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Firms’ vaccine policy approach revealed
A new survey has provided insight into vaccine policies in place within the accounting profession, with mixed results across the board.
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Accountants flagged on rising insolvency figures
Australian insolvency numbers are set to climb in 2022, prompting accountants to ensure they have appropriate solutions in place for clients.
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Consultation paper to circle small business protection measures
A consultation paper has been launched, encouraging submissions on ways to strengthen protections for consumers and Australian small businesses.
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ATO reveals improved tax compliance trend from big business
The ATO says a higher level of scrutiny has seen significant improvement with tax compliance among large corporations, with Australia’s biggest corporations paying more...
Accountants’ business concerns revealed
New research from CPA Australia has shed light on concerns facing the nation’s accounting profession for the month of December.
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Fresh employment data shows the start of economic recovery
Employment rose, underemployment fell, and unemployment remained static in November 2021.
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Grant Thornton adds 3 partners
Grant Thornton has appointed three new partners, effective 1 January 2022.
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Over 70% of profession eyeing opportunities elsewhere
A new survey has highlighted the significance of the “Great Resignation” impacting the accounting profession, with over 70 per cent either looking for or thinking abo...
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