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Industry leader reiterates the death of compliance
A leading industry executive has stated that compliance work “no longer adds value to anyone” and survives only because legislative requirements must be met.
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Regulator disqualifies NSW auditor
ASIC has this morning announced it has disqualified an SMSF auditor after finding he failed to meet his independence obligations and that he was not a fit and proper pers...
Pitcher Partners launches new consulting division
Pitcher Partners has launched a new consulting division offering middle-market clients digital, technological and management advice.
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Bentleys expands regional footprint
Mid-tier accounting firm Bentleys has announced the launch of a new office, representing a strategic move for the national accounting network.
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ATO steps up SuperStream push
The ATO has urged employers to act now on SuperStream, claiming the initiative can slash super admin time by up to 70 per cent, and could potentially save them money.
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Nobel Laureate to headline major international conference
Stanford University’s world-renowned Nobel Laureate, Professor Myron Scholes, has been confirmed as a keynote speaker for the upcoming Australasian Finance and Banking ...
Chartered Accountants awarded costs
The high-profile court case between CPA Australia and the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants (NZICA) has concluded, with the institute awarded costs.
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H&R Block rejects ATO automation proposal
H&R Block has challenged the ATO’s intentions to further increase automation in tax reporting processes, warning that taxpayers may lose out.
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Family firms facing extinction, EY warns
Just one in five students with a family business background is open to eventually taking control of the family firm, according to a new global report issued by Ernst &...
ATO points to biggest issues with pensions, property
The ATO has outlined some critical issues it’s seeing with pensions for SMSFs that hold property, and has urged professionals to assess their clients’ circumstances f...
Crowe Horwath partner defects to mid-tier rival
A former Crowe Horwath partner has joined a mid-tier rival, just months after the firm was acquired by the Findex Group.
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Melbourne firm joins Moore Stephens
Moore Stephens has found a Victorian firm to replace its Melbourne office, which last year defected to Chinese giant ShineWing.
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ATO raids 'phoenix' businesses
The tax office has conducted raids on a number of business and residential sites as part of an ongoing investigation into potential fraudulent 'phoenix' activity.
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Saasu, Westpac announce exclusive partnership
Cloud-based accounting software provider Saasu has entered into an exclusive partnership with Westpac, describing the alliance as “the future of accounting”.
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Automation is 'not change to fear', says Reckon
Reckon has dismissed claims automation will doom the accounting profession, instead calling the current environment of change good news for accountants.
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Accounting jobs most at risk from automation, warns PwC
Accounting has topped a list of professions which, according to PwC, are “most at risk from computerisation and technology”.
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Xero responds to ASX questions on disclosure practices
Xero has formally responded to enquiries by the ASX concerning the company’s disclosure practices leading up to and through its recent earnings announcement.
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CCH hires former Reckon leader
Pete Sanders, former managing director, business group at Reckon has joined Wolters Kluwer CCH to take charge of the company’s CCH iFirm practice management product.
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TPB defends termination process
The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) has issued a statement defending its processes, following the board's decision to terminate recognition of the Association of Taxation ...
Crowe Horwath owners announce big name recruits
The Findex Group, which recently acquired accounting firm Crowe Horwarth, has recruited two leading investment figures to the group’s investment committee.
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