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  1. Offshoring creates mid-level talent shortage

    well I’m not quite sure what we're going to see – but perhaps we will see this shortage develop of experienced accountants.” Last year, Pitcher Partners Sydney managing partner Rob Southwell also alluded to this issue, saying that the recent slowdown in...

  2. ATO vows to fix systems for tax time as downtime looms

    next three months, including over Easter weekend. This comes after the ATO commissioner Chris Jordan AO released a statement last month promising that all portals and systems will be running smoothly for tax time. “I can assure the community that we are...

  3. Tax refund fraudsters sentenced to jail

    who claimed a total of $1.3 million in fraudulent tax refunds with her co-accused had been sentenced to three years in jail. Last week, Thai national Pornpat Chuensukjit was sentenced in the New South Wales District Court to three years in jail after...

  4. Accountants told to take heed of new consumer trends

    use. Mobile technology has well and truly overtaken desktop computers as users’ choice of device to access the internet. Last year Zenith Media predicted that 79 per cent of internet use will be on smartphones and tablets in 2017, up from just 40 per...

  5. MYOB data reveals change in SME sentiment, patterns

    biannual Business Monitor survey of over 1000 SMEs today. In reviewing the results of the Business Monitor survey from the last seven years, MYOB has discovered that Australian businesses are becoming more resilient and flexible in a changing economic...

  6. Big 4, mid-tier execs hit out over 'heavy handed' regulation

    handed” in regulation. “It's always going to be that fine line between regulation and access and I think the changes in the last couple of years have been quite dramatic,” he said. “So you've still got to have a certain light touch to it to enable the...

  7. New acquisition confirmed for global software provider

    organizations. Sage was already a minority shareholder of Fairsail, having launched a shared product, Sage People, together last year. “We have been unequivocal about giving growing and ambitious businesses a real-time, frictionless way to manage their...

  8. Is your practice software firmly stuck in the past?

    and even online document approval for multiple approvers – implemented in the firms we classify as ‘future fit’. Over the last 10 to 15 years many accounting firms have seen the business context in which they operate change dramatically. Cloud...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Content Partner
    • Category: Technology

  9. Accounting software company ramps up cloud presence

    company has said he is not concerned that they are “late to market” with the launch of their cloud accounting products. Last week, Sage announced new cloud accounting and people management solutions at the Sage Summit Melbourne to join Sage's existing...

  10. Big 4 firm responds to national growth figures

    be forgotten. Yesterday, the government revealed the Australian National Accountants experienced 1.1 per cent growth for the last quarter of 2016, resulting in 2.4 per cent annual growth for the 2016 calendar year. KPMG chief economist Brendan Rynne...

  11. TPB releases caution, termination numbers

    The Tax Practitioners Board has released its figures for the last 12 months, detailing the number of written cautions, orders and terminations that were issued as a result of tax agents not submitting their annual declarations. The TPB launched the...

  12. I'm not on the cloud

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Priya Murthy
    • Category: Business

  13. PwC caught up in Oscars 2017 saga

    the envelopes encasing the winners of each award to the presenters. The awards night went off without a hitch until the last and most prestigious award of the night, Best Picture. Mr Cullinan accidentally handed the wrong envelope to presenters Warren...

  14. ASIC eyes KPMG in complex liquidation

    investigation into various land developments in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. ASIC already obtained orders last year restraining Ms Macpherson and the companies, with the exception of 511 GTN, from providing financial advice, financial...

  15. Mid-tier snags ex-ASIC veteran employee

    One mid-tier firm has appointed a new associate director in Perth who spent the last 25 years working with the Australian Securities and Investment Commission. BDO has announced the appointment of Jane Gouvernet to its Perth advisory team as an...

  16. Accounting firms poised to embrace AI

    It is said that the electrical efficiency of computation will double roughly every 18 months as it has done for the last six decades. Over the next 10 years, there will be continued disruption, innovation and change in the profession. It’s fair to...

  17. Impending GST changes good news for SMEs

    Two mid-tier partners have said that the changes to GST introduced to Parliament last week is a good first step in helping Australian SMEs compete with overseas entities. Changes to Goods and Services Tax (GST) collection online were introduced to the...

  18. ATO handed more power with new DPT laws

    to implement the new Diverted Profits Tax (DPT) will shift the power bar further towards the ATO, according to one mid-tier. Last week the federal government introduced legislation to implement the new DPT. BDO tax partner, Mark Molesworth, said the...

  19. Interim boss confirmed for accounting network

    Count Financial has named its acting chief executive, as the hunt begins for David Lane’s replacement. Late last week, Australian fund manager Perpetual announced that, from April this year, Mr Lane will be joining the ranks as group executive,...

  20. Submissions now open for the Australian Accounting Awards

    head of partnerships at Accountants Daily, believes this will be another record-breaking year for submissions. “Over the last four years we have been inundated with high-quality submissions, and award recipients represented a great cross-section of the...

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