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  1. Incoming insolvency spike could prompt bankruptcy changes

    The inevitable spike in business insolvency numbers as a result of the COVID-19 crisis should lead to permanent legislative reform around bankruptcy, says an insolvency expert. Part of the government’s $66 billion stimulus package announced in late...

  2. Income tax focus ‘coming back to haunt us’, govt report shows

    the absence of other taxation reforms, maintaining Commonwealth Government revenue at recent levels as a share of GDP will lead to an increasing reliance on taxes on labour income through the personal income tax system.” Speaking to Accountants Daily,...

  3. Inappropriate accounting treatments continue to plague entities

    without any changes to their financial reporting, with ASIC noting that inquiries of individual entities may not necessarily lead to material restatements. ASIC has called on companies to focus on new requirements that can materially affect reported...

  4. IGT clears ATO of fraud but recommends changes

    the ATO controls to appropriately identify and manage conflicts of interest, as inadequate management of such conflicts can lead to risk of corruption. In this regard, following Operation Elbrus, the ATO has made significant improvements to its staff...

  5. Ignoring GST is costing small business

    such as insurance, motor vehicles, conveyancing and payroll; enable reductions in corporate and personal tax rates; and lead to an increase in productivity and economic growth for Australia, said Mr Malley. “We have to stop thinking of tax reform as...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  6. Ignition appoints global president to drive next growth phase

    and partners to enhance efficiency and profitability so they can focus on driving growth and innovation. I am thrilled to lead Ignition towards even greater growth in the coming years.” Ignition chief executive Guy Pearson said Ignition was excited to...

  7. ICAA and NZ chartered accountants join forces

    has been the new organisation being the most relevant service to our members, particularly with the focus on education and leadership and advocacy,” added Mr White. “The new body will directly benefit members through the robust, responsive and relevant...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  8. HR chief quits, EY partners told to ‘draw up lists’

    senior executive exits “voluntarily” without another job. The human resources chief at EY has quit without another job and lead partners have been told to make lists of staff who need “performance management” as the firm struggles to regain its balance...

  9. How You Say Good-bye Matters: Tips for Effective Offboarding of Remote Employees

    it is often not possible to have a traditional send-off that would provide an opportunity for closure. This may lead to negative feelings as they are suddenly separated from their work group. If an organisation and employee are no longer a good fit, for...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: The ADP Team
    • Category: Business

  10. How voluntary administration helps companies get back on their feet

    be able to rely on a Safe Harbour defence down the track if they can show they took action that was reasonably likely to lead to a better outcome overall for the company and its creditors as a whole. Chris Baskerville, partner, Jirsch Sutherland

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Chris Baskerville, Jirsch Sutherland
    • Category: Business

  11. How tracking data could help overcome gender biases

    employees should be recruited and incentivised based on merit, Pannek said that gender biases could exist in employers and leaders in an organisation. “The problem is that we’re all human, which means we come with certain biases,” she said. “Some of it...

  12. How too much trust or scepticism can be problematic

    do you sit on the trust versus sceptical scale? If you, your colleagues or clients are leaning heavily to either end it can lead to issues. Vast decisions are at play in business and risk minimisation is essential as being too trusting or too sceptical...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Sue Parker, DARE Group
    • Category: Business

  13. How to supercharge a practice with a trio of AI benefits

    of the next decade, making investment a critical consideration for 2023. Damien Greathead is accountant and adviser group lead at Intuit QuickBooks Australia.

  14. How to stop the ‘hire and fire’ burnout

    right skills but also that they fit well with the company culture, managers and co-workers. Get the right people in place to lead the change. What skills do you need? What attitudes are you looking for? And who has them? 2. Setting the right...

  15. How to stay engaged and relevant to your clients

    educational and relevant information on the range of topics you should be discussing with your clients will ultimately lead to a stronger client relationship and increased revenue in your business. The key is ensuring that your marketing communication...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Your Client Matters
    • Category: Business

  16. How to service clients from Indigenous backgrounds

    Linking with grassroots groups and ensuring First Nations people take the lead are key to servicing Indigenous clients, according to a finance coach. Understanding the financial needs of clients from Indigenous backgrounds requires service providers to...

  17. How to raise capital without a trip to the bank

    is a short-term fix with long-term pain unless you can afford to repay the full repayments each month. It’s risky and can lead your business into a cycle of debt. Online lenders There are many online lenders in the market and they can be a good option...

  18. How to move your business to the cloud

    and will champion the changeover. You may encounter resistance – some people don’t like change – and this resistance will lead to failure. How you manage the change will depend on you and the culture of your business, but one thing is certain: you can...

  19. How to manage the rise of clients selling online

    alone are closing up shop completely. While an online presence has become essential for retailers in today’s age, it can lead to some unexpected accounting and bookkeeping headaches. Many of those who have reported an upsurge in e-commerce have...

  20. How to exit a business

    options available to them. Not knowing there is a problem, or not acting when they discover a serious financial problem, can lead to liquidation being the only exit option available. In some cases, the decision to liquidate will be made for the owner....

    • Type: Article
    • Author: CPA Australia
    • Category: Business
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