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  1. Why courage is the backbone of audit

    Last week, over 6,000 finance and accounting professionals from around the world came together in Sydney to discuss the key global challenges and opportunities affecting the profession, including what audit means in today’s modern business environment....

  2. Why concerns linger over s100A final ruling

    This harks back to a different era and has no place in the current tax landscape. Even the anti-avoidance rules of last resort, Part IVA, have a four-year amendment period. S100A should have parity with Part IVA and be similarly limited. Another concern...

  3. Why cloud tech and AI hold the keys to attracting talent

    and conditions. Industry bodies CA ANZ and CPA Australia alluded to this reality in their submission to the government late last year. “Even accepting the conservatism of the official (ABS) forecasts, in round figures, the growth represents another...

  4. Why CFOs must be five-star generals in cyber-security arms race

    Let’s look at a practical example. Business email compromise (BEC) attacks are common, costing Australians over $98 million last financial year. This tactic sees scammers gaining access to an executive’s email account and using it to send instructions...

  5. Why business owners must understand the liquidation process

    including sole traders and partners in partnerships, who are declared insolvent. Bankruptcy is also an interim legal state, lasting three years, whereas liquidation leads to a permanent winding down of a company. When a company goes into liquidation, a...

  6. Why business leaders need to talk about menopause

    said. “It was so profound when I started getting me back again.” Her experience prompted her to conduct research over the last 12 months into how women define success, and the barriers they face in achieving it. She said numerous women have shared...

  7. Why authentic leadership comes loaded with challenges

    exhorted to bring our whole selves to work, which many of us interpret as, “This is who I am, take me or leave me”. Over the last two decades, views on leadership have shifted and there is recognition that there is no one single “hero” version of...

  8. Why an automated finance team will pay dividends

    from drudgery, your finance department can become a source of strategic advice and revenue. Finance teams are seen as the last step in a long sales process, ready to manage transactions by issuing, monitoring and, ultimately, closing out invoices. This...

  9. Why AI, mergers and advisory add up to cautious optimism

    The accounting industry changes slowly but data reveals unmistakable trends and a positive outlook. Last year was unlike any other for the accounting industry. We saw: An annual decrease in the total number of accounting firms for the first time in...

  10. Why adviser misconduct crackdown must focus on miscreant minority

    being a promoter of a tax exploitation scheme. The entity’s involvement in a scheme is more than four years after the entity last engaged in conduct that resulted in the entity being a promoter, unless there is tax evasion. Additionally, and...

  11. Why accountants should learn to love the smashed avo generation

    The census data revealed that baby boomers and Millennials each have over 5.4 million people in Australia. However, over the last 10 years, Millennials have increased from 20.4 per cent of the population in 2011 to 21.5 per cent in 2021 while baby...

  12. Why accountants must speak up or be punished for sins of the few

    and is also very far from the truth. I am a chartered accountant and a tax agent. I have spent most of my time over the last 15 years advising and training tax agents and accountants. Over this time I have dealt with hundreds of tax agents. My almost...

  13. Why 2023 was a year of living taxingly

    below. Note that not all the government’s proposed legislative measures completed their passage through parliament by the last sitting day on 7 December, so the government will resume its progression of these measures when the 2024 Parliamentary...

  14. Which tax policies are fuelling Australian property prices?

    would be low, this announcement was just lip service to be seen as doing something on affordability. Negative gearing: Last but not least, our favourite tax planning strategy for high income earners. In 1985 the Hawke administration introduced the...

  15. Which major event will shape your success this year?

    and business leaders, MYOB Partner Connect never fails to generate an atmosphere of excitement, education and inspiration. Last year, MYOB brought together thousands of attendees in two separate events – one for Australia and one for New Zealand. This...

  16. Where to from here for bookkeepers?

    and team, and then creating revenue products that can work with your existing client base. 4. New revenue Following the last point, a lot of people seem to think that you need to gain new clients in order to keep growing. This is not always true. In...

  17. Where have all the accountants gone?

    shortage, but the reasons become clear after a look at the data. The Federal Government’s skill shortage list indicates the last time there was a shortage of accountants in Australia was in 2008. Until recently, data shows there has consistently been...

  18. When is your relationship with a client over?

    is total bollocks and should be done away with. Either you are selling a product or giving personalised advice; and - Lastly, while a retainer style pricing model is fine, I really do think that clients should be getting what they are paying for,...

  19. What’s Happening to Small Business Loans in Australia: Will 2020 Crisis Continue in 2021?

    and it’s not clear when it will get back to the pre-pandemic level. Experts state that this economic recession will last for a long time. Therefore, this situation isn’t going to improve soon. Unemployment. Recent reports state that the unemployment...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Galyna Bulatseskul
    • Category: Business

  20. What you need to know this EOFY

    and new additions to the tax landscape that are troubling small business owners, making this EOFY more delicate than the last. Intuit QuickBooks partnered with Accountants Daily and MyBusiness to produce a webcast on the key changes ahead of the biggest...

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