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The relevance of outsourcing against the backdrop of current accounting issues

27 March 2026
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Outsourcing can help accounting firms navigate current and persisting challenges such as changing obligations and talent shortages. We sit down with Cloudstaff senior vice president of sales Paul Dove to find out how.

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27 March 2026
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Outsourcing can help accounting firms navigate current and persisting challenges such as changing obligations and talent shortages. We sit down with Cloudstaff senior vice president of sales Paul Dove to find out how.


Why is outsourcing relevant in today’s market?

Well, there’s a couple of factors toward that. I think the first one, if we look at the Australian market and the job market in general, we find that there is a severe lack of talent available at all mediums. Those that are entering the market, maybe not necessarily sticking to a job as much as they as they could, or as employees would like need more support. This also applies to the senior end of the market as they are either going out on their own or entering a retirement phase. We also need to look at supporting those that are really senior in the organisation as well, so they can become more billable, become better strategists in the organisation and become leaders in the organisation, rather than just everyday doers. What we need to do is look at how can we support the best performers in an organisation and how to look at growing the organisation as a whole. Outsourcing is a really good solution for not only those that are looking to bolster their everyday nine to five organisations, but certainly those that are looking for a 24 by seven.

We are a true 24 by seven business. We make sure that we can service our clients globally. That means that we’re operating around the clock. We can find staff to operate around the clock and it does provide a really good support function for not only small business, but as we get into the enterprise level as well. We see a lot of really strong companies that are taking advantage of outsourcing and it does put them in a favourable position where they might not have to raise their fees. They might be able to provide better service.

Paul Dove

Paul Dove
Senior Vice President of Sales at Cloudstaff

“We are a true 24 by seven business. We make sure that we can service our clients globally. That means that we’re operating around the clock. “
Dove says.

How does outsourcing address the accounting shortage?

I speak to a lot of accounting firms every single day and one of the common themes that I see is that they’ve got a very senior team right now. That’s not a bad thing by any means. But if your team has constructed 80% of senior staff that have their own book of clients, that presents a challenge if one of those team members leave. In that case, you have then got a problem where you have to replace the capacity that you probably don’t have the ability to do so without an expensive resource behind it. We need fresh blood into organisations. I think if we look at some of the stats that have been coming out in the last in the last couple of years, we only see about 50% of the graduates that we need coming out of universities and going into the accounting profession.

I think some of the things that we can do is look at is how we can upskill and how we can retain those talents so they’re not stuck in general compliance. I suppose that very early into the journey of an employee is that they need to be able to see where the goalpost is and how to get there. The best thing that we can do is give them that attainable goalpost and show what their development can look like. What we want to start doing is giving = exposure so they can grow, they can learn and they stay within the organisation. This means firms are getting good productivity, which provides a good billable rate.

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Are there any risks associated with outsourcing?

There are definitely risks that you have to be conscious of. I think one of the things that we do really well at Cloudstaff is that we make sure that we’re giving our clients every ability to succeed possible. Myself and my team at the start of the journey would analyse what’s inside an organisation, what are the success metrics that they’re looking for, and who are the right people to put in there. That is the “who’s what’s why’s” of outsourcing to begin with. To give better context, instead of just becoming a hiring or recruitment agency, we also make sure that we put into play a number of supporting areas and elements toward those staff. Particularly in the accounting space, we run dedicated programs to train staff on accounting, tax basics. Beyond that, you really need to look at how secure the information you’ve got on a potential employee that you’re dealing with is, how they are supported by ISO compliance and if they are following the right data security protocols.

“To give better context, instead of just becoming a hiring or recruitment agency, we also make sure that we put into play a number of supporting areas and elements toward those staff. “

We also check to see if they are working in an office, if they have access to all the right support around themselves, if they fully dependent on their employer, if they are they being paid all their benefits and if they are they at risk of being implicated by their own tax system. These are all considerations that we have to make, because there’s a lot of structures out there that might not be fitting.

Outsourcers need to thoroughly check all of their team members that come through. Cloudstaff do further searches on team members, including background checks, police checks, as well as making sure data security provisions are really tight. For team members, we really want to make sure that our clients have the right ability to make sure that whoever’s coming into their organisation is the right worker for them.

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Paul Dove

Paul Dove
Senior Vice President of Sales at Cloudstaff

“We are a true 24 by seven business. We make sure that we can service our clients globally. That means that we’re operating around the clock. “
Dove says.


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We connect businesses embarking on remarkable growth with the world’s top talent from our pool of over 700,000 professionals. Brilliant careers for your future team are underpinned by unique investments in community and training, while our client experiences are boosted with productivity apps, passionate support, and a vision for an AI-augmented future of work.

With 19 delivery centers across the Philippines, India, and Colombia and client operations in the US, Australia, and UK we are helping businesses around the globe find staff for hundreds of varying roles.

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  • Parental leave extensions fail to fix ‘super’ problem
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  • ‘Reckless’ Victorians to gear up for 50% penalty tax
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  • KordaMentha appoints forensic, cyber security specialists
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  • 1 in 5 SMBs spend a quarter of their time on financial admin
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  • NALI proposal to impose 225% tax rate for general expense breaches
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  • Treasury consults on non-arm’s length expense rules
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  • Australia Post’s US parcel suspension brings fresh complexities for SMEs, BDO says
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  • ASIC scam-buster tech blitzes thousands of dodgy websites
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  • Aussies not confident using Right to Disconnect, research shows
  • ATO updates TBAR guidance ahead of new time frames
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  • BGL partners with Skript to offer CDR open banking
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  • Canberra unveils major $14.7m scam compensation pathway
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  • Scrap SMSF auditor registration fee: accounting bodies
  • FWO forces big business to hand back $473m in unpaid wages
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  • Altus Financial, Fortunity merge
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  • ATO taskforces continue illicit tobacco hunt with 27 warrants
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  • ATO finalises tax determination on circular financing arrangements
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  • ATO SmartDocs acquired by accounting software giant
  • ATO issues private ruling on member benefit issue
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  • Technology is transforming insolvency practice at a critical time
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  • Dodgy email attacks up more than 80%
  • Mid-tier appoints joint audit chairs
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  • AML Edge 2025 launched to prepare accountants for looming AML/CTF changes
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  • Accounting bodies oppose increase to bankruptcy threshold
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  • Tax-time scammers ‘getting more sophisticated’
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  • ASIC overestimates SMSF running costs by $8,000
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  • Airwallex launches direct payment link for Xero invoices
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  • BCA calls for fiscal tax, spending caps to rein inflation in
  • ASIC SMSF fact sheet makes exaggerated claims
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  • Foreign investors warned on tax law changes: Grant Thornton
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  • Government must fix Australia's ‘bureaucratic nightmare’, warns CPA
  • Legal actions ramp up pressure on SMSF auditors
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  • Mortgage service launched for accounting profession
  • SMSFs next in line for ATO’s super guarantee focus
  • Privacy Act to take in small businesses
  • National Tax Clinic Program set to expand with 5 new clinics
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  • Mid-tier makes double partner appointments
  • Appy Hour: Get Connected with apps to work smarter, not harder
  • Government finalises new super portfolio holdings disclosure rules
  • Auditor suspended for 3 years for professional failings
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  • AASB unveils new chair
  • 3 in 4 SMEs predict further cost increases this year: NAB
  • ASIC’s SMSF fact sheet criticised over inconsistencies
  • Switkowski exposes flaws in PwC’s results-focused culture
  • Labor resists pressure to scrap negative gearing
  • BGL adds trust tax electronic lodgement to Simple Invest 360
  • APESB appoints former auditor-general
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  • Nexia Australia announces new chair
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  • ASIC flags concerns with inappropriate SMSF set-up
  • Accountants sweat on ‘non-stop’ wave of ATO super audits
  • Taxpayers must apply unused super caps, AAT rules
  • Australian accountant indicted for part in multi-decade tax conspiracy
  • Fintech beckons ambitious accountants, report finds
  • Former big four partners join mid-tier
  • COSBOA issues workplace law change reminder for SMEs
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  • FWO targets tenfold penalties for ‘serious’ UNSW payslip breaches
  • Businesses urged to adopt cloud-based software
  • Accounting network appoints new professional standards head
  • Loan industry flatlines amid sluggish economic activity
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  • ‘Shadow director’ banned for $17m crash of tax advisory companies
  • Federal Court dismisses appeal in tax dispute over settlement payment
  • Government releases details on luxury car tax changes
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  • Former big four partner appointed as Board of Taxation chair
  • NSW business confidence remains subdued despite uptick
  • Self-funding disincentives should be high on retirement probe’s list
  • CA ANZ opens voting on revised conduct code
  • 5 ways to enhance your succession plan
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  • Sportsbet ‘induced my gambling’: accountant in $26m fraud case
  • Reprimand for lawyer who dodged 9 tax returns
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  • MYOB completes automation integration with Amaka
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  • SMSF trustees look beyond planners
  • TPB slaps 5-year ban on accountant involved in $26m fraud
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  • Multidisciplinary takes on new accounting director
  • Australia records 52% drop in scam losses, data reveals
  • Parliament passes new SMSF measures
  • ASIC sues crypto exchange after customers lose $13m
  • CPA welcomes push to make instant asset write-off permanent
  • Banned tax agent to spend 5 years behind bars
  • Airwallex partners with NetSuite on bank feed integration 
  • Mid-tier appoints big 4 veteran for audit boost
  • ATO ramps up landlord crackdown using rental bond data
  • Trustees risk legal action from lack of investment strategy
  • Compliance burden ‘raises doubts about scale’ of PwC response
  • How to process your ATO correspondence more efficiently
  • Mid-tier appoints new audit partner
  • COSBOA lobbies for ASBFEO funding boost
  • Why SMSF investors need due diligence around R&D tax incentives
  • Canberra unveils sweeping reforms in wake of PwC scandal
  • ATO cautions business owners on ‘misconception with PSI’
  • Tax laws trap domestic abuse survivors in debt cycles, expert warns
  • ‘Zero trust’ vital to combat cyber risks, accountants told
  • Former PM joins mid-tier board
  • ‘Significant variation’ in ATO’s approach to financial abuse matters
  • Winners revealed in 2017 SMSF and Accounting Awards
  • Why adviser misconduct crackdown must focus on miscreant minority
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  • Mid-tier appoints new indirect tax national head
  • AccountsIQ acquires ExpenseIn to expand capabilities
  • ATO concerned with rising SMSF auditor referrals to ASIC
  • Why ASIC has changed tack with audit reviews
  • Accounting bodies must continue ‘loud approach’ to policy development: Julie Bishop
  • Prohibition on fettering of trustee decision making not absolute
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  • Mid-tier unveils new private equity national lead
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  • Federal budget provides stability for superannuation
  • CIMA, CPA Australia renew reciprocal membership accord
  • Special Episode: Why accountants need to heed PM’s warning regarding Russian cyber-attack reprisals
  • Specialist firm announces new partner
  • Vulnerable groups a key advocacy focus for Tax Institute this year
  • Diversification probe highlights sticking point for accountants
  • Give TPB power to sanction wayward firms: IGTO
  • Lessons from the Oliver Hume decision for landlords
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  • Mid-tier announces double partner appointments
  • Payroll set for major transformation this year, says Deel
  • ASIC obtains Federal Court orders against major SMSF rollover investment scheme
  • Why accountants must be alert to shady green claims
  • Why we all think passwords are easy as ‘ABC’
  • Big four partner joins boutique firm
  • Demand for succession planning advice tipped to soar
  • SMSF advice appetite strong, says ASIC
  • BDO audit partner banned until 2024 after botched financial report
  • Code changes set to proceed after failed disallowance motion
  • Taxpayer ordered to pay $24.4m to ATO over unpaid tax debts
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  • Mid-tier unveils 3 new partners
  • Why building your BATNA is the ultimate business power move
  • PwC calls for major super reforms
  • CA ANZ defends business structure of big 4
  • Advice group forced to engage cyber-security expert 
  • Mid-tier secures big four director
  • Government bolsters scam education to deter fraudsters
  • Ruling reveals grey areas for dependant death benefits
  • Tassie aged care operator forced to backpay staff $6.9m
  • ATO offers guidance to NFPs on assessing charitable purposes
  • Joint bodies continue support for disallowance motion on TASA changes
  • Use AI to tackle cyber risks, accountants urged
  • Oracle targets CFOs in latest hire
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  • Over 900 funds revealed to have voluntarily disclosed
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  • Critical Deadline for Discretionary Trusts Holding Residential Property
  • ATO takes gloves off to chase down $4bn in long-term debt
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  • Mid-tier appoints new managing principal
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  • ASIC sues PayPal over ‘unfair’ overcharging fine print 
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  • Pitcher Partners appoints new innovation lead
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  • Accounting bodies demand action on code changes in letter to PM
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  • Accountants cop heat for SMSF investment strategies
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  • LAB Group integrates with Complii 
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  • AAT rejects trustee’s bid to blame accountant
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  • Mid-tier secures former assistant auditor general
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  • Joint bodies challenge ‘contradictory’ CDR expansion
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  • ATO hits SMSF trustees with record disqualifications, fines
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  • Shape of small businesses to define digital approach: ATO
  • Findex appoints leading HR executive
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  • ATO overhauls disclosure of SMSF admin penalties
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  • Federal Court hears ATO’s appeal of landmark Bendel decision
  • Technical expert debunks myths around financial dependency relationships
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  • BDO pushes towards 200 partners with latest appointments
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  • Suncorp forced to back pay staff $32m 
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  • Moore Stephens triples director appointments for FY19
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  • Audit, consulting dominate round of new Grant Thornton hires
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  • Sage launches cloud accounting platform
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  • Accounting bodies band together to fight audit proposal
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  • Plan now to take advantage of stage 3 tax cuts, specialist advises
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  • William Buck appoints new corporate advisory director
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  • BNPL products to be regulated as credit devices: Jones 
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  • BDO board member lands new global role
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  • Instant asset write-off the latest ‘political football’, says NTAA
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  • Australian Mines MD fined $70k, banned for 2 years
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  • Former big 4 director joins Moore Stephens
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  • Class acquires ReckonDocs
  • Former big 4 exec named as new Actuaries Institute CEO
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  • ‘Glib responses’: Treasury audit framework slammed
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  • ATO will dob in 9k businesses to credit agencies this month
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  • COVID kicked ATO objections up a gear
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  • DFK Crosbie unveils partner appointment
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  • IPA CEO appointed chair of PAODC
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  • Prime announces senior appointments
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  • TPB deregisters tax agent after fraud conviction
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  • ATO linking system takes giant stride into business
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  • Advisers warned on SMSF insurance risks
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  • GP clinics left with uncertainty on payroll tax, says KPMG
  • ‘No silver bullet’ in accounting ecosystem
  • KPMG appoints new national managing partner
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  • Fund manager downplays SMSF 'hysteria'
  • Moves to regulate crypto a result of bad record, says tax expert
  • Intuit makes good on practice management development
  • Panalitix appoints private equity group in hunt for capital
  • Accounting ties strengthened in Sri Lanka: CPA Australia
  • SMSF auditor disqualified by ASIC
  • Dixon Advisory hit with $7.2 million penalty over SMSF advice
  • NSW fuels budget turnaround through compliance, tax hikes
  • Professional profits guidance a ‘blunt tool’ for assessing risk
  • New acquisition confirmed for global software provider
  • Deloitte appoints new national lead
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  • SMSF Association reveals big-name recruit
  • RBA Governor backs global standard for sustainability reporting
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  • Good news for SMSFs and bankruptcy comes with a caution
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  • Qld retreats from payroll tax on medical centre GPs
  • ATO interest charges soar to highest level since GFC
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  • Pitcher Partners announces senior appointments
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  • Star report ‘shines light on hostility to internal audits’
  • Accounting software provider makes 2 key acquisitions
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  • Division 7A loans a looming crisis, accountants warned
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  • MYOB hit by system glitches around reporting deadline
  • Findex appoints former Big 4 exec
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  • PODCAST: Predictions for accounting technology in Australia
  • BDO announces senior appointment
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  • SMSFD 2014/1: latest from the ATO on commuting a TRIS
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  • GT announces leadership shake-up and partner appointments
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  • ATO announces return of Tax, Super + You competition
  • Flood victims lodge nearly 1,000 complaints with AFCA
  • ATO strikes without warning in harder line on debt
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  • Two banned directors leave trail of 21 failed companies, $38m debt
  • ATO launches electronic TBAR form
  • Deloitte announces senior appointment
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  • ‘ATO must build analytics, security onto strong digital base’
  • How Victoria sows uncertainty with land Windfall Gains Tax
  • ATO pushes towards software one-stop shop for agents
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  • Class taking automation to SMSFs
  • Qld small builders face steep rise in compliance costs
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  • Govt names new appointments to Board of Taxation
  • PKF Australia welcomes new Darwin practice, PKF Merit
  • Holding property in SMSFs
  • Raised migration cap, smoother visas two wins for accounting
  • Lock the door to cyber threats, embrace client linking: Jordan
  • Too many businesses roll the dice on tax debt: Jordan
  • Stakeholder increases share in MYOB as takeover negotiations continue
  • PKF Lawler appoints new tax partner
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  • ATO publishes system scorecard with SBR2 chief culprit
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  • myGov client communication change rollout begins
  • PPB makes senior appointment
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  • Grant Thornton charged with audit failure of iSignthis
  • Takeover bid for MYOB hits hurdle as stakeholder speaks out
  • Grant Thornton appoints new CEO
  • Professional bodies unite to demand reversal of code changes
  • Lenders tipped to leave SMSF space if restrictions continue
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  • ATO escalates warnings over dodgy rental claims
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  • NSW pauses payroll tax audits to consult with GPs
  • ATO test runs AUSkey replacement
  • Xero secures massive capital boost, appoints high profile exec
  • Liquidator hits 5 decades in the industry
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  • Skilled migration system ‘unfit for purpose’
  • MYOB set to proceed with takeover bid
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  • National network makes major SMSF play
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  • RSM announces another senior appointment
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  • QAR proposals offer pathway to cutting ‘excessive’ regulation
  • MYOB posts online subscriber surge as it contemplates takeover bid
  • BDO partner appointed to Board of Taxation
  • Australian SMEs struggling, performance data reveals
  • Tax office reveals all SMSF penalties for FY15
  • To lure talent, Australia must loosen the visa knots
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  • Taxpayers get refunds despite having debts on hold
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  • Townsends slams ASIC’s view on SMSFs
  • Finance bodies welcome proposals for sweeping overhaul of advice rules
  • Innovative Australian tech firm show no signs of slowing when it comes to helping accountants work smarter
  • Xero doubles customers, makes senior appointment
  • Boutique law firms seeking accounting practice partnerships
  • SMSF trustees turning to accountants
  • CPA Australia to make plea for rise in skilled migrants
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  • Medical centres confront $600k payroll tax bills or closure
  • Reckon’s revenue takes a hit in MYOB fallout
  • Big four partner appointed chair of AASB
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  • MYOB targets compliance work with beta launch
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  • AMP acquires SMSF administrator
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  • NSW, Victoria prescribe GP payroll tax without amnesty sweetener
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  • Most taxpayers ‘in the dark’ about their return result
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  • Innovative Australian tech company teams up with industry heavyweight to transform key accounting compliance process
  • SPAA makes key appointments
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  • ATO warns SMSF auditors on reporting obligations
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  • TPB aims to reduce red tape, increase automation
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  • FWO recovers record $500m in unpaid wages
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  • APESB appoints new board member
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  • Two FRC appointments announced
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  • ATO clarifies its SMSF guidance
  • IPA calls for ASIC’s powers to be stripped
  • KPMG appoints new chief executive
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  • ASIC bans adviser over misleading conduct allegations
  • WA takes GP payroll tax off the table
  • ATO reveals characteristics and behaviours it will focus on
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  • Major bank unveils invoicing product
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  • ATO collectable debt balloons to $45bn, small business on hit list
  • 'Enormous' opportunities for small firms as tech costs fall
  • Unregulated, aggressively profit-driven: Senator speaks on the big 4
  • ATO reporting change set to alter client, accountant dynamic
  • Australian alt-fi market growing finds big 4 firm
  • Labor pledges to pay super on parental leave
  • TPB terminates agents over fraudulent BAS activity
  • Budget: Share buy-back change ‘needs scrutiny’
  • Budget: what it means for the tax profession
  • ANAO bureaucrat named NSW’s next Auditor-General
  • Big four firm, ATO lock horns on deductions reform
  • Accounting job shifts could hit firms' sale prices
  • Redefining the tax profession with women at the forefront
  • FWO eyes sham contracting in surprise audits
  • Budget: ATO expected to reap $5.6bn from crackdown
  • ATO to target individual taxpayers over $8bn shortfall
  • Accounting software provider launches global partner program
  • Accountant one day, broker the next
  • A wrap-up of JobKeeper 2.0
  • Global accounting software giant partners with Google
  • ATO says more digital transformation on the horizon – new tech tools help accountants prepare
  • ATO relaxes lodgment deadlines for flood-hit zones
  • Small business debt and tax gap at top of ATO hit list
  • Xero announces series of new partnerships
  • PwC ousted acting CEO Kristin Stubbins ‘against her will’, inquiry hears
  • ATO’s generosity won’t last forever
  • Big 4 firm shakes up reporting, compliance services
  • Personal insolvencies continue to soar in early 2024
  • Bookkeepers reminded on TPAR obligations
  • Slug on high-income earners a budget option: H&R Block
  • Politicians damned for ‘dumb’ attempts at tax reform
  • Big 4 tips 'full circle' move for accountants
  • Small business suffers largest decline since pandemic, Xero data reveals
  • ATO makes extension relief on NALI
  • Why accountants need to be data storytellers
  • CA ANZ refutes TPB's claims on Collins correspondence
  • CPA and CA ANZ designation now recognised by FASEA
  • Top 1,000 taxpayers paid more than $44bn: ATO
  • ‘Amazing time’ to start an accounting firm, says marketing specialist
  • Big 4 firm bullish after new platform launch
  • ASIC disqualifies director over 7 failed companies
  • More compliance notices in the works: FWO
  • Staying safe from cyber-attacks in a digitally connected world
  • Accounting Business Expo is 2 weeks away!
  • Revenue ‘too reliant on income tax, with or without stage 3 cuts’
  • With 100A, the ATO has zoned us out
  • Cloud safety threats are real, says software provider
  • Count announces completion of Diverger acquisition
  • Licensing for Accountants merges with law firm
  • Fresh calls for accountants' compensation as new figures released
  • Uni funding overhaul a ‘game changer’ for accountant shortage
  • Bookkeepers urged to check on withholding cycle changes
  • Tax chief refuses to rule out third term
  • Stop tinkering, get cracking on bold tax reform: BDO partner
  • Accountants told to 'not be afraid of technology'
  • Looking back and thinking forward: The insolvency landscape in 2024 and beyond
  • What practitioners need to know about changes to JobKeeper
  • App launched for accountants eyeing Chinese clients
  • Further fraudsters jailed over GST fraud scheme
  • ATO flags additional updates on information accessible ahead of TBC changes
  • Small business tax objections ‘leapt during pandemic’
  • BBlood decision casts doubt on 100A draft ruling
  • Big 4 firm spots 'reverse in trend' for accounting
  • Retail spending flattens as consumers curb spending, ABS data shows
  • ‘Particularly serious’ record keeping results in $125k in penalties
  • Opportunity for accountants as SMEs struggle with efficiency
  • ATO issues ‘last warning’ on overdue TPARs
  • How stage 4 restrictions are affecting Melbourne practices
  • What BBlood Enterprises case means for s100A
  • Accounting bodies welcome Palaszczuk backflip on land tax 
  • Future accountants breaking out of ‘defined box’
  • Gender Equity in the Accounting Profession: A Panel Discussion
  • Non-compliant STP clients set for ATO contact
  • Software provider makes series of changes to flagship product
  • From Traditional to Tech-Savvy - Accounting Firms Plan Increased Tech Spend
  • Dodgy NSW accountant sprung by ASIC
  • ATO’s digital drive has global dimension, says Commissioner
  • Palaszczuk dumps controversial land tax
  • Good data, bad decisions: limitations of accounting data
  • Building company penalised over unpaid wages to apprentice
  • E-invoicing adoption progresses
  • Big four firm to ‘strip away manual labour’ with tax
  • WGEA reveals pay gap data across major accounting firms, bodies
  • ASIC takes aim at accountants on dodgy trust moves
  • Rigorous auditor scrutiny vital to validate green claims
  • Queensland land tax a revenue grab: CPA Australia
  • Fight against ‘dinosaur’ ATO heats up
  • Business leaders look to technology to boost revenue in 2024
  • ICB questions diploma-level entry qualification proposal
  • Global accounting tech company lands in Aus
  • Financial wellbeing ‘at lowest point’ since COVID, says major bank
  • Accountants urged to ramp up ATO debt clearance
  • One last chance to tell the ATO how you feel about s100A
  • How to start and build a successful bookkeeping or tax business
  • 1 in 6 businesses blocking accountant access to data: poll
  • ‘Like a war zone’: Deloitte responds to claims about ‘dark and aggressive culture’
  • Accountants at a standstill with incoming mandatory education rules
  • Spike in self-lodgers as ATO portals fury continues
  • Illegal early access numbers ‘a wake-up call for SMSF industry’: SMSFA
  • Employee misclassification sees company penalised close to $90k
  • ATO signs $323m lease for purpose-built Barton building
  • ATO’s interest charges hit highest level in seven years
  • Digital trends shaping accounting firm's brand building & client attraction strategies
  • Xero spotlights carbon accounting in new partnership with Sumday
  • ‘Freezing orders’ — commissioner’s recent win
  • Software provider admits cloud accounting space ‘quite saturated’
  • ATO mulls options with on-hold tax debts
  • TPB review considers lifting BAS agent education requirement
  • Australia must restore its ‘marquee’ reputation
  • How to avoid personal liability when dealing with DPNs
  • Opportunity for accountants to become fintech mentors
  • ‘No reason’ for gas industry’s generous anti-avoidance rules
  • Fair Work conducts surprise raid on Chapel Street bars
  • Accountants 'high profile' targets for cyber crime
  • FY24 to be the biggest white-collar slowdown since COVID: Deloitte
  • CPA sets out AGM intention
  • ATO to quiz professionals over profit allocation arrangements
  •  ‘Confusing and contradictory!’ or ‘Telling it like it is!’
  • Want to extract “Big Data” in your firm?
  • Accountants top list of most in-demand jobs
  • Government moves to criminalise wage underpayment
  • Software provider calls for ethical development of AI
  • PwC scandal goes deeper than a few bad apples, academic says
  • Mistakes ‘inevitable’ with ‘incredibly difficult’ awards system
  • ATO boss outlines future ‘where tax just happens’
  • Family farms: NSW decides when duty calls
  • EXCLUSIVE: Xenophon set to escalate ATO downtime fight
  • CPA rebel members launch new offensive
  • Big 4 firm urges CEOs to embrace regtech
  • MYOB’s Fiscal Therapy podcast: "Get involved, broaden your horizons."
  • CPA seeks FASEA accreditation for prior learning
  • What business needs to know about the skills and technology boosts
  • Skilled migrants ‘need prospect of permanent residency’
  • Fintech a wealth of opportunity for accountants
  • ‘Standout’ local result propels Mazars to double-digit growth
  • Major hospitality company backpays $7.8m in wages
  • SMEs slow to uptake social media, finds MYOB
  • 1 in 5 small business owners cut own pay to survive: MYOB
  • Accountants Daily Australian Accounting Awards Finalist Showcase – Innovator of the Year and Partner of the Year
  • Stage three tax cuts ‘pointless without system overhaul’
  • Declare cash sales or run the risk, business told
  • Software giant collaborates with accounting network
  • Rising unemployment a taste of what is to come, economist says
  • ‘The doomsayers are wrong’: Accounting industry younger and thriving, says ATO
  • Labor calls on PM to address tax agents over ATO downtime
  • Consumer spending bounces back after troubling year-end
  • ‘Be prepared to walk away’: Dealing with errant payroll clients
  • Chalmers revives 120% deductions for spending on skills, digital
  • A trio of trip-wires businesses should avoid, says ATO  
  • MYOB finds Amazon arrival motivating SMEs
  • A New Dawn: Transformation of the Construction Landscape through Decennial Liability Insurance
  • The ATO’s new guidance on NFTs
  • Big 4 firm leverages robots this tax time
  • 5 Reasons not to miss the QuickBooks Roadshow
  • Accountants moving into bookkeeping ‘not a choice’ with cloud accounting
  • Redraw blurred lines between work and home, ATO warns
  • Quiz clients on second-hand rental write-downs, ATO warns
  • Accounting software firm makes key global hire
  • AI, pay rates and work flexibility top issues for profession
  • ATO provides update on timeline for auditor independence guidance
  • Free Single Touch Payroll software till next year
  • Business conditions worse before they get better: CreditorWatch
  • ‘Off the books’ payments see Melbourne company hit with $250k fine
  • Electrical vehicle incentives ‘add fuel to fire’
  • 180k July returns needed fixing, says ATO
  • Bookkeeping platform secures US$50m in funding
  • Consulting inquiry grills KPMG over cultural practices
  • The Movement Bringing Estate Planning Back into Accountants’ Hands
  • Fintech hub opens its doors
  • ‘No confidence’ in PwC’s ethics, senators say
  • Spike in fees for liquidators, auditors slammed
  • Frustrating reality of ATO overlooked in audit report
  • Small-business debt a key target, ATO reveals
  • 'Too much emphasis on price' in software, accountants told
  • Government commits $41m to power SME energy relief
  • ATO to contact clients over STP irregularities
  • Big 4 firm ups use of 'robots' in audit division
  • IPA raises transparency concerns with government grants for business
  • ‘Ask questions’ ahead of Fair Work blitz
  • Labor following through on tax pledges, says IPA
  • ‘Wholesale reform’ only route to sustainable tax system
  • Cloud accounting and big data uptake tipped to spike
  • ATO, bank debt crusade triggers 133% jump in court wind-ups
  • ATO discriminates against professionals and medical practitioners
  • Doubt cast over future of traditional accounting metrics
  • Inflation erodes employee confidence, but bosses upbeat
  • Stats blow ATO expenses crusade ‘out of the water’
  • Decade of budget deficits leaves Australia exposed
  • Achieve work-life freedom with a Shoebox bookkeeping or tax franchise
  • Software provider partners with PayPal
  • Why AI, mergers and advisory add up to cautious optimism
  • ‘Great angst’: CA ANZ lobbies against mandatory exam
  • Fintech, banking execs lead new security service for accountants
  • Economists confident of rate cuts despite hawkish RBA
  • BAS agents told to hold off on AUSkey transition
  • Shift away from tax agents ‘holds pitfalls for crypto, gig workers’
  • What becomes of COVID cash when a company winds up?
  • Shaky start to tax time for ATO portals
  • RBA leaves rates unchanged at 4.35%
  • Firms warned against delaying audit decisions for ATO letter
  • Software giant falls short on gender diversity targets
  • Conflict ‘inherent’ for firms with public, private clients: Scyne
  • CPA calls for extension to compulsory advice exam
  • How Div 7A changes the game for companies and trusts
  • Disclose contractor payments by 28 August, ATO warns
  • Accounting software giant escalates ATO outage fight
  • Trust taxation ‘in urgent need of review’, government told
  • New TPAR functionality added to online services for agents
  • The future of alternative lending
  • Lower-than-expected CPI ‘cements case for RBA rate hold’
  • Advisory firm snares former ATO assistant commissioner
  • Little point changing lodgement date, says CPA
  • Few will benefit from FBT exemption for EVs
  • Cash flow between accountants and clients
  • Survey reveals early career accountants receive biggest pay rises
  • FeeSynergy launch Equifax credit score module for accounting firms
  • Global software company locks in Aussie head of accounting
  • The Access Group buys Brisbane software outfit ChangeGPS
  • ‘Unannounced’ visits for ATO in pre-insolvency investigation
  • Little consolation for SMEs in June CPI
  • Federal Court stops fake tax agent
  • Merit Wealth announces exclusive software agreement
  • Quarterly inflation drops to 2-year low
  • Cash payments need to be reported, says ICB
  • The big debate: banks v alternative lenders
  • RSM revenue surges 15% on middle market demand
  • Senate proposes regulation to make Australia a cryptocurrency hub
  • Are my crypto trades on a wash cycle?
  • ATO gives green light to lodge returns
  • Software firm sets sights on mid-tier expansion
  • December retail turnover falls 2.7% in wake of Black Friday sales
  • New ATO integration revolutionises client communication for accountants
  • A deeper look at the criteria around alternative lending
  • Worker disconnect to ‘skyrocket’ with back-to-office mandates
  • Advisers urged to proactively engage on TPRS awareness
  • Tax cheat dobbers plummet post-pandemic
  • ATO reaches $1bn settlement with Rio Tinto
  • 'Wake up call' in new CFO research
  • Consumers ‘taking back control’ of finances, Amex finds
  • A first look at JobKeeper rulings, guidelines and practice statements
  • Breaking down a new lending landscape
  • Positive outlook for M&A in 2024, says HLB Mann Judd
  • IPA Engagement Letter templates now available within Practice Ignition
  • Don’t forget your individual engagements
  • Queensland to slug landowners Australia-wide
  • ATO makes tweaks to troubled portals
  • SME job growth fall ‘a sign of recession-to-come’
  • Over 450 surprise audits uncover record-keeping failures in regional Australia
  • Big 4 firm finds fintech demand on the up with clients
  • How CommBank is supporting women in finance
  • Has Australia’s ‘great reshuffle’ already occurred?
  • ATO adds indebted sole traders to credit referrals
  • Sub-trusts ‘redundant’ under final Div 7A ruling
  • SMEs still passive about technology, finds MYOB
  • Mike Baird to join KPMG board as independent director
  • ‘Appetite’ for accountants’ licensing reform with government
  • ‘Booming’ AI industry touted as opportunity for accountants
  • Declining business conditions ‘improve inflation outlook’
  • Bookkeepers push back on growing accounting competition
  • Adapting to the top four trends affecting tax professionals
  • Find the right tax strategy for life insurance
  • Red tape hitting SME innovation, MYOB finds
  • Dwindling demand sinks growth expectations
  • Fair Work lifts minimum wage by 3%
  • Technology and the future of accounting
  • Job anxiety stokes consumer stress levels to 4-year high
  • ATO set to contact clients over STP changes
  • Student-run free NT tax clinic goes from strength to strength
  • ATO casts net wide when it comes to taxable business income
  • Tech focus in firms is ‘coming with the age’
  • Small businesses ‘lack disaster plans’ despite floods, cyclones  
  • ATO issues alert on imputation benefits and derivatives
  • Software company launches new self-service app
  • Inflation, living costs rattle retirement plans
  • Top-tier law firm secures former ATO deputy commissioner
  • Former ATO staffer charged for accepting $150k bribe
  • Why your firm is now a risky business
  • ATO set to shake up communication with industry
  • Holiday calm leaves small business ‘adrift in eye of storm’
  • Fruit farm faces stiff penalties after fudging bookkeeping
  • Mid-tier ups tech offering with new portal
  • Insolvencies ‘off to fast start’ after post-pandemic record in 2023
  • Tips From Sydney Accountants On Managing Your Accounts Better
  • How to change loss carry back choice
  • What to tell your foreign worker about tax
  • Aussie accountants beating global counterparts, software head says
  • ‘Extreme’ consumer pessimism persists into 2024
  • ‘Very handy’: ATO provides guidance on client STP reporting status
  • Calls for legislative change in wake of tax fraud scandal
  • Online spending up $200 in ‘strong finish’ to 2023
  • Reforms needed to prevent exodus of accountants from advice space, say CA ANZ, IPA
  • ATO awards itself green ticks for performance
  • Jump-the-gun tax returns ‘at high risk of adjustment’ 
  • CFOs held back by historical practices, research finds
  • Two-thirds of adults unaware of credit score, study finds
  • Fair Work sheds light on payslip confusion
  • Software boss announces partnership with accounting body
  • Cash decline means all change for payment options
  • ATO details STP exemptions
  • ATO begins chasing taxpayers with overdue payments and returns
  • Profit motive puts crypto trades on revenue account
  • Accountants cautioned in wake of global cyber attack
  • The year the accountant shortage got worse
  • Clients with outstanding SG flagged before STP deadline
  • Technology investment should go beyond automation and mobility
  • Discounts, lower inflation ‘will drive early retail rebound’
  • Industry mulls proposed penalty rate reversal
  • If you asset wash you’ll wear it, warns ATO
  • Car allowance increase ‘welcome news’
  • ATO and ACCC warn on risks of social media use
  • CFOs pay 30% premium for financial analysts, planners
  • Are career breaks a help or hindrance?
  • Non-major bank finds tech a mixed bag for accountants
  • ‘Green shoots emerging’ with building approval figures: CBA
  • Cultivating positive relationships between property investors and the ATO
  • ATO flags early release concerns with lapsed lodgers
  • Profit-splitting professionals ‘in the dark’ over revised tests
  • 'Failing to act' top threat facing accountants, research finds
  • CPI result encouraging, but fight far from over: Treasurer
  • Draft reporting regulation to exacerbate late lodgements, penalties
  • Accounting software start-up makes key hire after $5m boost
  • The year of workplace law upheaval
  • ‘Huge opportunity’ for bookkeepers with STP
  • Agreement rule is ‘100A Achille’s heel’
  • ‘Confusion’ reigns over 100A as year counts down
  • Portals continue shaky run into tax time
  • November CPI falls to 2-year low 
  • Surprise payslip audits follow tip-offs
  • Global software firm releases Aussie interim results
  • Black Friday drives November retail sales to record $36.5bn
  • What directors need to know about the most significant insolvency reforms in decades
  • Avoid wrong moves with rental property, urges ATO
  • Tax Institute sends Labor a lengthy to-do list
  • Major bank finds accountants’ tech investment falling flat
  • ​Taxes, cash flow top small business worries
  • Why is novated leasing so popular?
  • Rugby great eyes accountants with fintech firm
  • Cyber risks, talent the top issues for business in 2024: KPMG
  • New standards tipped to downplay traditional educators
  • 5 areas your practice needs to focus on for the future of tax
  • Careful with those crypto losses, Tax Office warns
  • Win for tech firm with big 4 signing deal
  • The year that rocked foundations of big 4
  • Sham contracting set for $9.2m crackdown
  • New robo-advice tool released for accountants
  • Productivity turnaround ‘halts post-COVID freefall’
  • Is the ATO awakening?
  • ATO urges small business to ‘nail’ its tax 
  • How to help clients avoid tax-time trip-wires
  • ATO fears cyber crime tactics fooling professionals
  • Workers accrue record 200 million days of annual leave
  • ABN renewal requirements welcomed, details called for
  • Australian accountants top global tech chart
  • Insolvency data reveals ‘COVID lag’ impact on SMEs
  • The impact of changes to regulation on the SMSF industry
  • Help! My client has received an ATO letter about crypto trading
  • ATO’s 100A tax time guide meets cautious welcome
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  • Concessional caps likely to rise in FY24–25, CFS predicts
  • Clients under TPAR regime set to be contacted by ATO
  • KPMG takes stake in start-up
  • SME wages fall for first time in 6 months
  • CPA ‘vanity project’ spotlights accountant, licensee frictions
  • NSW property tax reform to cost $729m 
  • Tax time guide offers path through 100A
  • Online accounting now a ‘ticket to play’
  • How the Closing Loopholes Bill changes the employment landscape
  • BAS agents, bookkeepers called on to spread STP message
  • Privacy Act changes set to impact accounting firms
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  • ATO addresses outsourcing queries with auditor independence
  • ATO interest charges outpace RBA rate rises
  • 80¢-an-hour WFH shortcut ends in July
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  • 10 ways to keep cash coming in over the holidays
  • CPAs scramble as 90-day notice period, education deadlines loom
  • ‘Unfortunate’ casualties to ATO digital crash continue
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  • STP data to pre-fill BAS from 2020
  • Deadline looms for change to profit split rules
  • ATO begins online client linking
  • Mobile technology use set to spike for SME clients
  • ATO should find admin fix to ‘invisible’ debts-on-hold: IGTO
  • CPA Australia shuts down licensing arm
  • Accounting head to leave Aussie arm of software company
  • Top execs at fault for 'accounting body turmoil’
  • Record-keeping breaches and underpayment lands franchise $65k penalty
  • Two-thirds of business leaders don’t understand their tax return 
  • [CPD webinars] Two unmissable sessions filled with practical tips for this tax season
  • ATO struggling to keep scammers at bay
  • Spike in succession planning an opportunity for virtual CFOs
  • ATO sheds light on Part A qualification reporting
  • Accountants told to take heed of new consumer trends
  • Jobless rate up to 3.9%, ‘hints of softer labour market’
  • Accountants warned on exploiting bookkeeping ‘cash cow’
  • Be wary of trust disclaimers, ATO warns
  • Most trusts safe from 100A, says ATO
  • Accountants urged to skill up with data-driven accounting
  • Rein in levies or risk ‘death by a thousand micro-taxes’
  • Documentation key with non-compliant clients
  • Accounting software company ramps up cloud presence
  • Budget update benefits from $66bn in extra tax receipts
  • ATO commences JobKeeper reviews
  • 100A blue zone could be scrapped, says ATO
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  • Accountants told to up their game on cyber security
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  • Push for real-time accounting gathers pace
  • Healthcare, public admin firms ‘fail at double rate of last year’
  • AAT upholds commissioner’s decision in excess contributions case
  • ATO rejects claims of 100A overreach
  • Prepare for protein bar and perfume claims
  • Accounting and fintech – two worlds collide
  • Regional SMEs ‘fret over financial health, inflation’
  • False records see close to 100 workers underpaid
  • Compensation demanded following ATO saga
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  • ATO re-opens help centres for low income earners
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  • Late payments threaten 4 in 5 businesses: CreditorWatch
  • New online services rolls out to all BAS agents
  • Accountants told to take control of AI
  • Profit-focused accounting events ‘have lost their way’
  • Mid-tier expands restructuring team ahead of anticipated insolvency wave
  • 100A tax time guide due in days, says ATO
  • Be alert for tax fraudsters, small business warned
  • Licensee expands cloud software for accountants
  • Government unveils plans for ‘super complaints’ body
  • CA ANZ calls for better recognition of accountants in adviser education reforms
  • MYOB survey reveals surprising results on sharing economy
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  • CPA Australia backs move to block proxy advice reforms
  • Make sure you’re registered, TPB tells agents
  • ATO promises 12-day turnaround on error-free returns
  • MYOB fears accountants missing the mark with young SMEs
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  • CPA’s licensing arm missing from corporate strategy
  • Commissioner comes out swinging about 2017 tax time
  • 90% of SMEs to dial back borrowing in 2024, survey finds
  • Bookkeeper CPD hours in spotlight amid audit crackdown
  • Tax time try-ons won’t wash with ATO, says CA ANZ
  • Use data prefills or raise a red flag, ATO warns
  • Software provider eyes big business with new payroll tool
  • Business confidence plummets, two-thirds gloomy about 2024
  • Unpacking the rising regulatory burden facing accountants
  • International accountancy group teams up with software provider
  • Scammed Tassie firm recovers $150k in AFP ‘money mule crackdown’
  • Gaps identified in ATO auditor independence guidance
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  • ASIC announces digital disclosure measures
  • Holiday sales, January CPI ‘critical’ to RBA’s next move
  • ATO backs e-Invoicing initiative
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  • RBA holds the cash rate steady at 4.35%
  • ASIC to finalise robo-advice guidance
  • Forget the Tim Tams in your WFH claim, say ‘fun police’
  • Double-dip and risk an audit, warns ATO
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  • Accessorial liability crackdown puts bookkeepers on alert
  • ATO outages leave lasting impact on profession
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  • ‘Aggressive’ 100A audits prompted calls for guidance  
  • Class adds global data feed integration
  • Wage slowdown ‘should prompt RBA pause’
  • IPA and the Fiji Institute of Accountants announce partnership
  • IODM signs enterprise deal with mid-tier
  • Start-up grant program a ‘golden chance for accountants’
  • Bookkeepers urged to lead STP take-up as deadline approaches
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  • Put your tax cards on the table, ALP urged
  • Accountants threatened as ATO portals targeted by identity thieves
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  • Boutique firm takes aim at tech, low-cost push
  • CPA Australia cuts staff in attempt to curb losses
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  • Two tax hangovers ‘could be stumbling blocks’ for Labor
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  • Association launches new HR partnership
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  • ATO names big 4 firm in outages review
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  • ATO provides clarity on offshoring and independence standards
  • Mid-tier looks to expand in tech offering space
  • RBA rate decision in balance despite slower inflation
  • CPA Australia launches new program
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  • $15bn of tax gap down to simple errors, says ATO
  • Big 4 announces partnership to meet new regulations
  • Black Friday? Cafes, restaurants charge towards black hole
  • Fed court decision a lesson for bookkeepers
  • Accountants struggle with looming ATO requirements
  • Payroll staff on wanted list over holiday period
  • ATO flags potential issues with audit pooling arrangements
  • Fund ATO to tackle debt book
  • Labor multinationals policy ‘aligns with global agenda’
  • Scammers target ATO in sophisticated schemes
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  • Xero releases new support package eligibility calculator
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  • ATO debt call centre ‘unfit for purpose’
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  • Another rate raise ‘to put a further 75k mortgages at risk’
  • CPA members to lobby for proxy vote breakdown
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  • Bentleys pushes accountants on tech take-up
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  • William Buck challenges government on reform
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  • Big data analyst enters the market
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  • CPA warns against blind pursuit of surplus
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  • 1,000+ tax agents set for CPD audit
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  • Carbon Group bonds with Kensington Financial
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  • Lawyer warns of major disruption
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  • CPA’s advice arm heads for review as CEO gig gets ‘strong’ interest
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  • One in four households raids savings to make ends meet
  • ATO clarifies application of NALI changes
  • Inflation slows to lowest level in more than a year
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  • TPB spies on unregistered agents online, launches new tax time campaign
  • ATO allows flood-hit accountants extra time to lodge
  • ISSB standards to provide clarity for businesses 
  • Pay slips, record keeping top FY16/17 contraventions list
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  • Small businesses account for one-third of Australia’s GDP
  • Accessorial liability in the spotlight, warns ICB
  • Beware of personal guarantees, warns insolvency firm
  • Imminent e-invoicing 'a very different world of bookkeeping'
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  • Collection House adjusts $51m deferred tax asset after ASIC review
  • Are we witnessing a skills recession?
  • ATO opens applications for SG exemption
  • RBA governor’s fate to be revealed in coming weeks 
  • Aussie bookkeepers streets ahead of UK market
  • Accountants give ATO 100A draft the thumbs down
  • ATO warns of crypto crackdown
  • COSBOA pushes for global ESG standards to combat greenwashing
  • ATO warns against misusing partnerships
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  • Over a quarter of workers are looking for an employment change
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  • 'Break the perception' of the industry, bookkeepers told
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  • ATO confirms LRBA focus in diversification probe
  • Fraud attacks on firms more than double as EOFY approaches
  • Lodgement performance may take a hit: ATO
  • Accountants ‘livid’ over ATO trust crackdown 
  • ATO leaning too heavily on accountants, says CPA
  • Small businesses need big firms to lift their game
  • ASIC and ATO circle 21 directors as part of illegal phoenixing surveillance campaign
  • Now is the time for a business ‘health check’, says insolvency platform
  • CPA Australia announces new partnership
  • TPB highlights confidentiality concerns with Tax Office review
  • ATO releases guidance on ESS establishment and administration 
  • Graduates place a good salary above workplace flexibility 
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  • Essential Estate Planning Insights for Accountants: 3 Key Things to Know
  • Association alleges CPA fallout ‘spooked’ regulators
  • Bookkeepers urged to fill taxable payments reporting knowledge gap
  • AAT upholds agent’s registration termination 
  • Unemployment rate fall sparks fresh cash rate increase concern 
  • ATO diversification letters a ‘wake-up call’
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  • ATO launches campaign to target tax withholding on overseas royalties
  • ATO releases new draft guidance products impacting private trusts
  • RSM outlines survival tips for inflation, rising interest rates
  • ATO adviser urges bookkeepers: ‘don’t judge Simpler BAS’
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  • Tax Office sheds further light on ‘routine and mechanical’ services
  • Firms need to seize EOFY to restructure their budget 
  • ATO flags awareness on rising scams across the year
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  • ‘Draw a line in the sand’ with problem clients, bookkeepers told
  • Former franchisee denied tax agent registration
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  • Review finds CPA constitution 'outdated, ambiguous, open to abuse'
  • CFOs deal with more than just finances: BDO
  • ATO looks to bolster liaison group
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  • Businesses told to brace for ‘challenging’ FY24 
  • Hold-ups at TPB with renewal applications
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  • Industry questions ATO diversification focus
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  • ATO to check tax deductions in real time
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  • H&R Block launches partnership with CryptoTaxCalculator 
  • Rising recession fears dampen SME revenue predictions
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  • Simpler BAS blasted as 'not so simple'
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  • CPA lobby group keeps no confidence motion on the table
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  • Government pushed on major gateway, payments reform
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  • New workplace laws get regulator’s nod, up penalty price tenfold
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  • ATO reveals $5.2bn in GST tax gap 
  • PwC to publish independent report in full 
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  • Big four tips looming stamp duty tax reforms
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  • Employers, compliance officers warned on 200% penalties
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  • NSW considers sanctions for disclosure of government tax information 
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  • IPA excited by 'inner revolutionary' govt approach
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  • ATO called out over ‘inconsistent’ work-related expenses case
  • JobKeeper dob-ins hit 10k
  • Sick leave epidemic slams small businesses
  • CPA repeats call for professional advice voucher scheme
  • Comfort and trust the keys to selling professional services
  • Accountants at risk of breaching credit laws
  • Temporary full expensing changes tabled in Parliament
  • ATO extends eBay, Amazon data-matching program
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  • CPA calls for advice education overhaul
  • Xero business index tumbles on slower sales, payment times
  • Grant Thornton calls for share scheme reforms
  • ATO extends JobKeeper deadlines ahead of Christmas, New Year
  • Sydney firm moves to boost corporate tax division
  • PwC keeps top spot with record $3bn revenue
  • ATO to review accountants' pay arrangements
  • Accountants ‘lose $100k a year’ by dodging awkward conversations
  • ASIC cancels former Jirsch Sutherland partner’s liquidator registration
  • How Australians are taking advantage of income tax cuts
  • Full expensing opt-out given tick of approval
  • Compliance track record ‘a trump card when trouble hits’
  • CAANZ calls for holistic approach to reform
  • How brokers could form referral partnerships with advisers
  • Directors set for permanent identifier under new laws
  • Victoria unveils new payroll tax break
  • Josh Frydenberg expands instant asset write-off eligibility
  • Hardware firm gives e-invoicing huge thumbs up
  • PwC calls for reforms to employee share legislation
  • Accountants, you can say no to bad clients
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  • Tax watchdog sheds light into ATO covert audits
  • SMEs feeling the pinch as invoice payment times blow out
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  • Towards a 21st century tax system
  • Accounting firms named among our best workplaces
  • CAANZ, IPA warn firms on succession
  • Underreported BAS sales leads to 2.5 years in jail
  • ATO finalises SGC Part 7 penalty remission guidelines
  • Professional high earners need tailored insurance
  • ATO outlines rules for bitcoin
  • Workers put money first with wage rises trailing CPI
  • Accountants unprepared for regulation change
  • ‘Keep reminding the ATO of the cost’: Former deputy commissioner flags audit defence
  • NSW pushes forward to replace stamp duty with land tax
  • Retain staff with employee share schemes, SMEs urged
  • Lawyers warn of 'increased litigation risk' for accountants
  • Skill shortage turning small businesses into ‘digital laggards’
  • Australian Accounting Awards partner and innovator finalists revealed
  • ATO extends JobKeeper monthly declaration after system downtime
  • A CPA can help with more than just tax and compliance
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  • ATO issues capital gains warning
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  • ATO teams up with telcos to crush scammers
  • AAT rejects navy sailor’s work-related claims
  • Investment bank floats 5% work from home tax
  • Music accounting firm celebrates 20 years of hits
  • ASIC crack down on licensees
  • It’s time for business funding transparency
  • CPA issues warning on limited licensing
  • TPB sends warning to unregistered preparers as tax time 2021 begins
  • NSW lifts payroll tax threshold
  • ATO debt levels ‘much higher’ than pre-pandemic
  • CPA welcomes FSI report
  • Small businesses ‘forgotten’ in domestic violence leave scheme
  • Ferrier Hodgson named administrator
  • ATO, Treasury plead for return to on-time lodging ‘rhythm’
  • Submissions open for Women in Finance Awards 2022
  • Treasury boss hails ‘rapid’ ATO stimulus delivery
  • Tax paper to revisit self-education expenses
  • Insolvencies and court action leap in July: CreditorWatch
  • ASIC cancels liquidator's registration
  • NSW considers following SA down electric vehicle tax path
  • Small-business coronavirus grants set to be income tax-free under new bill
  • 120 DPNs a day drive insolvencies back to pre-pandemic level
  • IPA urges Govt. to reduce compliance costs
  • KPMG grows revenue 16% to hit $2.3bn
  • Parkinson outlines opportunity for reforms
  • Tax paper positive but more unique reforms are needed
  • Visa delays stall attempts to recruit overseas
  • ATO targeting offshore avoidance
  • ‘Not a locked gate’: Tax watchdog cracks open cash flow boost, JobKeeper anomaly case
  • Property investors urged to seek tax advice amid COVID-19
  • Super ahead of banking, insurance on climate risk
  • Regulator reveals audit concerns
  • 3 things you should be doing with your time instead of managing your ATO correspondence
  • Treasury hands commissioner discretion to determine JobKeeper eligibility
  • ATO apologises over incorrect company tax rate
  • National tax network partners with Airbnb
  • 10 client communication tips to implement in your business
  • Regulator attacked over auditing policy
  • EY revenue grows 18 per cent, delivers $70m in bonuses
  • Politics obstructing GST reform
  • How the tax profession can stay relevant
  • ATO data reveals tax avoidance red flags
  • ‘Made in Australia’ the route to growth: CreditorWatch
  • Give the ACNC more time, says IPA
  • Turn your firm into a hybrid vehicle
  • CPA ranked most influential
  • Tax Office to give further LRBA guidance
  • RBA raises rates for a fourth month in a row
  • All commissions banned
  • Are you a ‘tax-lite’ accountant?
  • Taxpayer convicted over false tax claims
  • Staff shortages ‘force small firms to merge or quit’
  • AAT reduces accountant’s financial services ban
  • EY acquires NZ technology consulting firm
  • ASIC suspends auditor for five years
  • Loss carry-back sleeper issue ‘not ideal for cash flow’
  • NSW announces payroll tax relief for new jobs
  • RBA announces August rate rise
  • Accountants warned on new ATO powers
  • 3 ways to build out a finance offering for your clients and expand your business
  • CA ANZ, CPA take the lead on climate change crisis
  • Refreshed R&D tax incentive guidance launched
  • ATO to examine data on 10m individuals under new JobKeeper compliance program
  • Building industry ‘needs legal scaffold’ to trade through crisis
  • It's time to decide on licensing, says IPA
  • CFOs on recruitment drive refuse to lower the bar
  • ATO should look at UK transfer pricing model
  • Advice, tax firm ‘on expansion path’
  • ATO resumes audit business as usual position, eyes shadow economy
  • ‘Dark days loom’ for SMEs near the brink
  • Red-tape savings passes the House
  • Too many staff discouraged from remote working: CPA Australia
  • Regulator reveals areas of focus
  • Draft JobMaker hiring credit rules released
  • Small business ‘boosted by EOFY debt paydown’
  • Queensland building regulator blacklists 15 accountants
  • Top-tier law firm boosts advisory, tax services
  • Small businesses ‘should race to register’ .au suffix 
  • Reforms needed to relieve burden on states
  • ‘Follow the spirt of the law’, warns ATO
  • New resourcing of the ATO could address the $31bn tax gap
  • Don’t stop the music, says BDO
  • Single regulator needed to prevent 'unscrupulous' advice
  • Skills shortage driving SMEs to the brink, says Insolvency Australia
  • SISFA warns against special treatment for accountants in advice reform
  • NSW ‘leading the charge’ in lodged tax returns: ATO
  • Tax leader clarifies deadline details
  • NLG launches broker-accountant alliance
  • Liquidator sweats on AAT termination review
  • Avoid capacity-to-pay letters, warns CPA Australia
  • ATO expands Indigenous support program
  • ‘Critical’ 31 October deadline looms for new JobKeeper enrolments
  • $120m in JobKeeper clawed back by ATO, new compliance areas highlighted
  • Country practices top targets for takeover
  • Corporate regulator's funding slashed
  • Cash flow gap plagues 90% of SMEs
  • ATO in the firing line
  • Garnishment crackdown: get the taxman off the table
  • Parents willing to open "Bank of Mum and Dad" but millennials reluctant to ask for help
  • The future of reporting
  • Should the ATO extend the 31 October deadline?
  • Employers cautioned over ‘hard and fast’ decline in turnover eligibility
  • Effective leadership the key to staff retention and attraction
  • Australia has highest compliance burden, says Deloitte
  • Can accountants break the 9-to-5 office habit?
  • Short-term fiscal stimulus needed: CPA Australia
  • ATO details COVID-19 hit on revenue and lodgement targets
  • ATO reveals first-ever total tax gap of $31bn
  • Treasurer announces review into the RBA’s monetary policy
  • ATO says it won’t halt cheque payments
  • Environment report a wake-up call to business, says CPA Australia
  • IPA receives mental health research grant
  • ATO urged to rethink tax ruling overhaul
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  • Focus on outcomes ‘vital in wake of COVID’
  • Economy too fragile for cuts, says CPA Australia
  • Why accountants should be at the centre of the estate planning process
  • Proposed reforms will cut compliance costs
  • ‘Unnecessary and unfair’: Small business shut out from loss carry back
  • Businesses given a month to implement updated ATO tax tables
  • ANZ pulls out of MYOB purchase talks
  • Regulator on a mission to cut red tape
  • Internal auditors ‘bullied into silence’
  • Google agrees to pay ATO $481.5m
  • Commissioner registers new JobKeeper alternative test
  • Tax cuts set to flow ‘within a few days or weeks’
  • Construction industry ‘on collision course with insolvency’
  • $30m ATO debt, illegal phoenix activity sees director disqualified
  • ANZ confirms purchase talks for MYOB
  • A chance for real reform
  • Large businesses lament federal budget aggregated turnover rule
  • Federal budget tax bill passes without amendments
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  • CA ANZ, CPA push for review into ATO’s deceased estate bungle
  • Business confidence ‘teetering on the brink’
  • FSI to address competition concerns
  • Omnibus budget tax bill introduced
  • Sydney tax agent axed over JobKeeper fraud
  • SMEs face fines for failing to report cyber attacks 
  • The Audit Commission is just a starting point
  • 6 cash control tools every business should monitor
  • IPA dismisses licensing claims
  • Treasurer, ATO shed light on backdated tax cuts
  • ‘Fantastic outcome’: Government clarifies corporate residency rules
  • Staff shortage requires a rethink of what accountants offer
  • ATO issues update on dividend washing
  • Tech-savvy operators deserting dinosaur practices
  • Former credit union boss faces criminal charges
  • Government commits $2bn to R&D tax incentive
  • Backdated income tax cuts confirmed
  • Firms ‘own worst enemies’ when it comes to change
  • ASIC cracks down on liquidator competency
  • Investor confidence plunges below pandemic levels
  • ‘No plan B’: IPA takes compensation fight to government
  • Loss carry-back provisions back on the table
  • $27bn ‘game changer’ business tax break announced
  • Expanding your role as a trusted business adviser
  • Bunnings goes above requirements in payroll redress
  • Momentum Media launches HR and people leadership publication HR Leader
  • Sydney liquidator sanctioned by disciplinary committee
  • SMEs reluctant to secure advice beyond tax and compliance: ScotPac
  • Government urged to raise tax offset cap for small-business owners
  • Collaterally damaged businesses ‘need safe harbour spot’
  • ATO provides BEPS update
  • RBA rate raises ‘will need to keep going’
  • Surge in complaints frustrates ATO’s performance target
  • 40% of accountants find decline in tax return advice
  • CGT exemptions set to apply to granny flat arrangements
  • RBA raises rates by 50 bps to 1.35%
  • ‘PDF is not e-invoicing’: ATO explains new payment experience
  • Non-bank lending primed to come of age
  • Sunnybrae creditors to receive up to 75pc
  • Income tax cuts tipped to be brought forward, backdated
  • Loss carry-back tax offset gains accounting stamp of approval
  • Accountants ‘at epicentre’ of growth in non-bank finance
  • AAT reduces agent’s registration disbarment period
  • MYOB buys GT Business Solutions
  • ATO releases draft guidance on transfer pricing rules
  • PM flags R&D cuts walk-back
  • Tax concessions, FBT exemptions announced ahead of budget
  • ‘Light touch’ needed for online client linking system
  • Liquidator handed six-month suspension
  • Wage growth slows despite talent drought
  • Unregistered preparer obtained $110k using myGov access
  • Temporary home office expenses shortcut extended again
  • Victorian small business grants now income tax free
  • New Broker Academy 2022 to help kick-start your broking career
  • Franchise feedback sought as reform looms
  • Take a strategic approach to dealing with DPNs
  • CEO facing 10 charges of false accounting
  • ATO embarks on next 5,000 private groups review
  • JobKeeper changes today: What accountants need to do now
  • Staff poachers ‘should pay transfer fees’
  • Federal Court disqualifies liquidator in ATO landmark case
  • Four tips to avoid EOFY burnout
  • Inquiry mute on dedicated compensation for ATO outages
  • ATO urges action ahead of Monday JobKeeper change
  • Commissioner registers updated JobKeeper alternative tests
  • ASIC circles adviser over alleged falsification of company books
  • Trade mission declared a success
  • ATO accelerates STP phase 2 efforts
  • ATO’s $45bn debt book, deceased estates, to undergo IGTO scrutiny
  • Questions hang over actively engaged 80-hour test
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  • SMEs suffering post-pandemic mental health hangover
  • ‘The time has come’: Joint accounting bodies lobby for regulatory framework overhaul
  • State budgets give and take on payroll tax
  • IGT announces upcoming ATO reviews
  • Treasury passes the buck on cash flow boost anomaly
  • Proposed sped-up tax cuts blasted in new ad campaign
  • “SMSF Investment Strategies, don’t get caught in the middle!”
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  • Skill drought forces accountancy to trial four-day week
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  • ATO circles around 1,200 who utilised early release of super tax planning strategy
  • Troubled SMEs ‘nowhere to turn’ when pandemic loan scheme ends
  • CA ANZ, CPA reveal advice advocacy plans
  • Australian Accounting Awards 2022 winners revealed
  • AAT unmoved by ATO website’s ‘poor use of language’
  • New JobKeeper 2.0 rule removes ‘smorgasbord’ of attribution options
  • Fair Work publishes JobKeeper legacy guidance for tax, BAS agents
  • One organisation, too many finance departments?
  • ATO to transform by 2020
  • Why Other Professions Bill More than Accounting
  • PwC calls for reforms
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  • IPA warns SG amnesty could be blocked by opposition
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  • ATO guidance imminent as JobKeeper rules land
  • Business default rates to hit 5.8% – or higher, says CreditorWatch
  • Changes to Division 7A not enough: Pitcher Partners
  • Clean data vital for business stress tests
  • Corporate reporting improving but still needs work: KPMG study
  • JobKeeper 2.0 rules released
  • 2 weeks to go: Businesses wait on new JobKeeper rules
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  • IPA urges action on accountants’ exemption bid
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  • New government taskforce eyes red tape reduction
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  • Free Mental Health Training for Advisers of Small Businesses
  • AAT knocks back senior CPA’s application to stay termination decision
  • Board of Taxation unveils new CEO
  • Westpac, MYOB join hands to help SMEs bridge digital gap
  • ‘Don’t let the naysayers kill good ideas’: ATO’s plea to practitioners
  • Tax planning – something we can all do
  • ATO settles JobKeeper ordinary income debate
  • Labor must act urgently on worker shortages: COSBOA
  • ‘Accommodate the profession’: Assistant Treasurer sends warning to the ATO
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  • Tax Office urged to be sensible around cash-flow boost reviews
  • Land developer faces financial reporting charges
  • ‘We are in the age of the regulator’
  • Come clean on risks in annual reports, ASIC warns
  • Unregistered agent arrested as Treasury considers new TPB sanctions
  • Accountants cautioned on decline in turnover certificates
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  • Accountants’ exemption proposal triggers fresh regulation questions
  • Accounting business conditions hit seven-year high
  • IPA expresses concerns over repeal of IP exemption
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  • JobKeeper 2.0 legislation passed
  • Insolvency drought about to break
  • Legislate TPB independence, says Law Council of Australia
  • Inflation will force a third of businesses to raise prices
  • ‘Apology doesn’t go far enough’: Calls for ATO outage compensation increase
  • ATO eyes ‘unusual or unexpected’ PAYG cash-flow boost changes
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  • EY reassures staff over audit split
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  • ‘Stop making excuses’: ATO called to stop unregistered agents
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  • Holes surfacing in tax knowledge amid changes
  • SW Accountants & Advisors buys Walker Wayland WA  
  • Federal Court orders liquidators to repay $1.9m
  • The keynote speech that had a room on its feet, and in tears
  • ATO told to clarify legal professional privilege stance
  • JobKeeper extension bill introduced
  • ATO given green light to share JobKeeper data
  • Talk less, listen more, accountants told
  • IPA signs deal with Sri Lankan member body
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  • Alleged shadow director charged after liquidator questioning
  • Cash-flow boost, JobKeeper ‘discrimination’ petition launched
  • ‘Doing nothing is not an option’: JobKeeper employee eligibility retest critical
  • Accountants circled in new co-operative and mutuals course
  • ATO tweaks ABN application process
  • Deloitte completes acquisition of Entrago
  • ATO hails ‘highly successful’ surprise visit
  • JobKeeper rules changed, ATO guidance updated
  • ATO expands early access to super investigation to 2,000 applicants
  • Small businesses hit by record wage rises, slowing sales growth
  • ATO clears up FAQs about Single Touch Payroll
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  • Supreme Court knocks back ASIC’s application for Sydney liquidators
  • PwC defends superannuation system with new research
  • ATO backflips on lodgement statistics concealment
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  • CPA launches review into rising regulatory burden
  • Why I ditched suits and ties for a beard and dreams of a whisky bar
  • ATO use of garnishee notices excessive: ASBFEO
  • JobKeeper eligibility change to impact fortnight 10 under ‘one in, all in’ rule
  • SMEs call for red tape and tax cuts ahead of federal budget
  • Time management crucial as overtime spikes
  • Liquidator uncovers director falsifying company books
  • ‘There’s nothing soft about soft skills’
  • Perth accountant barred from providing financial services for 6 years
  • Incoming ATO audits tipped to focus on JobKeeper, employer obligations
  • Backpacker tax not discriminatory, Full Federal Court finds
  • Momentum Media ranked one of Australia’s most innovative companies
  • Employees set to be notified under new SG laws
  • TPB extends CPE support through new mental health program
  • 19k employers, $100m in SG declared during proposed SG amnesty period
  • ATO pencils October start date for tax audits
  • Government confirms JobKeeper 2.0 turnover tweak
  • Kelly Partners Group expands in Victoria
  • Accountants urged to stay away from conflicts of interest in the wake of royal commission
  • Small businesses urge Albanese to stick with reform plan
  • Commissioner responds to ‘cash grab’ investigation claims
  • 860,000 businesses hit with ATO compliance letters
  • Victoria shutdown forces JobKeeper eligibility modification
  • Insight: Sam Allert
  • ‘Cash grab’ accusations at ATO investigated, findings released
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  • TPB secures undertaking from unregistered agent
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  • Education crucial as 2 out of 3 payroll managers admit knowledge gap
  • Ex-PPB Advisory partner stripped of rego, barred for 8 years
  • Tax returns abolished, reduced compliance & the rise in ‘digital risk’
  • Bookkeeping head to chair small business council
  • Pitcher Partners ordered to pay $3.3m in client costs
  • ‘Hundreds’ to be contacted in ATO early super compliance blitz
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  • FASEA relaxes 3-month exam requirement
  • Fix funding holes before adding more regulators, government told
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  • ATO sets out Part 7 penalty remission process post-SG amnesty
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  • Treasury underestimates early super raid by $15bn
  • Accounting bodies to weigh in heavily on JobKeeper 2.0 design
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  • National network looks to support start-ups
  • Royal commission recommends big changes to ASIC, APRA's oversight
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  • Alex Malley, former directors stripped of CPA life memberships
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  • Carbon Group partners with SA firm
  • Push for new appeals commissioner hits hurdles
  • ATO cops backlash on delayed Everett assignment guidelines
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  • Government reveals new disciplinary regime for tax financial advisers
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  • Australians raid super in second round of early release
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  • Fraudulent TFNs, tax lodgments see jail sentence for student
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  • Time dwindles for CGT main residence changes
  • Detailed STP register published, only 6 products ready to go
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  • MYOB, Reckon acquisition falls through
  • Repeal 115 taxes, broaden GST base, government told
  • Tax-dodging director barred from managing companies
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  • Liberate your staff from the menial and watch them fly
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  • Big fines, prison on the cards as new SG penalties introduced
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  • KPMG sees boost in revenue
  • Documentation key in ATO audits
  • Hope for SG amnesty falters as time runs out
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  • RBA makes 1st cash rate call for 2022
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  • Government pushed for Div 7A clarity in federal budget
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  • ATO drives home TPRS obligations after $2.7bn saved
  • MYOB’s acquisition of Reckon hits hurdles with ACCC
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  • Tax agent, taxpayer satisfaction with ATO drops
  • Mid-tier reshuffles leadership team
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  • ASIC circles company director over false statements
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  • ACCC to take compliance action on franchisor disclosures
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  • Payroll provider hit with breach notice over SA government hack
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  • False BAS claims leads to 30-month jail sentence
  • Big 4 survey hints at M&A strategy shifts
  • The thought leader who almost didn’t end up in accounting
  • Fuel tax credit rates raised
  • New SMS scam ‘spoofs’ ATO number
  • Helping clients with companies in financial distress
  • Anxiety impacting almost half of SMEs: MYOB
  • Fears of Labor’s trust tax impact on SMSFs eased
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  • ATO set to contact clients for overdue TPAR
  • APESB revises accounting code of ethics
  • Associations back calls for accessible capital for SMEs
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  • Instant asset write-off threshold upped to $25k
  • High Court dismisses ATO appeal in divorce tax case
  • A new vision for bookkeeping
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  • CAANZ teams up with big four bank in not-for-profit venture
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  • How accountants and advisers said the election went wrong for Labor
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  • Auditors get a bad rap in new ASIC report
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  • Tax Office updates low-cost STP providers list
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  • Rate for home office expenses bumped up
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  • Mid-tier expands regional presence
  • Thousands of clients set to be contacted on incoming STP deadline
  • Carbon Group merges with another accounting, bookkeeping firm
  • Tide turning on tax haven abuse
  • Finalists announced in awards program for young professionals
  • ATO proposes annual tax determinations change
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  • Busting common myths surrounding STP
  • Greater salary expectations plaguing Australian business leaders
  • ATO set to issue 90k assessments
  • Super trustees focus of fresh calls to government from IPA
  • Accounting, bookkeeping among most in-demand roles
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  • ‘Punitive retirees tax’ battle heats up between government, opposition
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  • Measuring levels of staff productivity and how it can help your bottom dollar
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  • Outsourcing firm for accountants sold in major deal
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  • 1 in 5 accounting firms still at risk, survey shows
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  • 90k taxpayers tipped to be worse off in ‘outrageous’ $3k tax advice cap
  • Thinking creatively and keeping up with industry changes can help with business uncertainty
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  • Tax Office warned on WRE heavy-handedness
  • AAT affirms grounding of former tax agent amid bankruptcy probe
  • Aussie, European accounting networks team up
  • What you need to know about new disclosure requirements for NFPs
  • ATO spots errors in small biz income tax offset claims
  • IPA escalates focus on Labor’s $3k tax affairs cap as election draws closer
  • How to avoid a ‘great resignation’ in your practice
  • KPMG Australia names new CIO
  • Lawyer spots hurdles in ATO’s paperless push
  • Mid-tier swoops in on M&A market through acquisition
  • Tax authorities' cross-border aggression
  • Wins for accountants in this year's federal budget
  • New GST revenue collection beats budget estimates
  • Tax consequences highlighted with super withdrawals
  • ATO debt recovery changes to provide ‘safety layer’ for small businesses
  • Mid-tier launches new service line with PwC hire
  • Aussie’s filing US tax returns caught up as government shutdown enters 3rd week
  • Payroll, false records sees business cop $140k penalty
  • CA ANZ reveals further details on restructure
  • Alternative lending: what it looks like on the ground
  • Spike in accounting standards take-up spotted by mid-tier
  • Is bank mistrust breeding financial criminals?
  • Federal Court convicts tax agent imposter
  • Celebrating Australia’s Hidden Heroes
  • Take a ‘closer look’ at new Leases standard, accountants urged
  • Spate of tax changes leaves small biz perplexed
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  • Mid-tier finds succession plans in dire state
  • Property tax changes the ‘biggest irritant’ in 2018
  • ATO ‘absolutely’ to continue paperless push in 2019
  • KPMG adds 25+ staff to Aus office in new cyber security play
  • Aged care policy changes tipped in budget
  • UK big 4 audit overhaul tipped to cause ripple effect in Aus
  • Bookkeepers remind on incoming TPRS obligations
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  • How a child maintenance trust can save divorcees thousands
  • Tax Institute slams Division 7A ‘band-aid’ fix
  • $9bn in unannounced tax cuts revealed in MYEFO
  • NSW announces new small business commissioner
  • ‘Out of sight, out of mind?’: Approach to record-keeping revealed
  • Tax failures, $60m owed sees ASIC disqualify 3 directors
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  • Scottish Pacific hires to boost SME assistance
  • Supply, demand patterns for firms creates 'interesting dynamic'
  • ‘Can’t hide’: Mid-tier sounds warning on wealthy group scrutiny
  • ATO publishes shrinking $1.8bn corporate tax gap
  • CA ANZ set for 15% staff cuts by 2019
  • ASBFEO welcomes small business independent review process
  • William Buck warns of tax avoidance
  • How the upcoming federal election will impact the accounting sector
  • E-commerce crackdown raises $1bn
  • ‘Concerning’ compliance numbers prompt calls to act from accounting bodies
  • Payroll tax shock for optometry industry business arrangements
  • Why Businesses Need to Change Their Approach to Management Post-COVID
  • Over 5k tax agents in firing line of new TPB blitz
  • Queensland director disqualified for tax indiscretions
  • Draft legislation increases small-business rights to contest ATO debt recovery action
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  • Forced sale of 316 properties as tax rules breached
  • ASIC moves to disqualify tax-failing directors
  • Accounting For Privacy: How to Build a Cybersecurity Budget
  • Job vacancies reach record high
  • Reporting issues persist for superannuation funds
  • Expat tax traps flagged for foreign transfers
  • East coast firm locks in acquisition after new hire
  • Finalists for Australian Accounting Awards revealed
  • Dodgy property strategy captured this tax time
  • Tax agent intervention program ‘not an audit’
  • FBT considerations for the festive season
  • Accounting group announces local acquisition
  • CGT bill delay prompts flak from Labor
  • Senate passes bill on tricky super issues
  • ‘Western Sydney is a powerhouse,’ says KPMG as big 4 firms move in
  • Does Australia's productivity slowdown impact the accounting sector?
  • Property investors marked a high compliance priority
  • Highly anticipated STP law secures passage
  • Moore Australia cements digital partnership with MYOB 
  • CA members, staff told to brace for restructure in blanket emails
  • Government encouraging tax avoidance: William Buck
  • A personal take on life on the ground for women in accounting
  • R&D audits to see businesses forced to ‘pay back millions’
  • Anxiety grows as tax bills continue to be delayed
  • Why finance professionals must evolve their mindset to position themselves for the top job
  • Determination the key to small business success
  • ATO issues high alert after spike in November tax scams
  • ASIC ramps up focus on accounting standards
  • Moore Stephens boosts NSW presence, flags growth plans
  • So you want to be a CFO
  • Mid-tier highlights ATO’s gig economy focus
  • ATO publishes low-cost STP providers list
  • RBA to face review post-election
  • Intuit picks up Xero partner in $340m acquisition
  • Prominent US tax dispute could trigger hefty tax bills for expats
  • Board of Tax to review granny flat tax treatment
  • CPA set to launch nationwide marketing campaign
  • Changes on the ground for Practice Ignition in 2019
  • Stop the fear-mongering around STP, says software providers
  • Tax agents, auditors targeted in SMSF non-lodgment crackdown
  • Flexible workplaces yield better-rested and more engaged workforces
  • Former accountant charged with multiple fraud counts
  • Remote tax assistance headed for Productivity Commission review
  • Big 4 tips bullish M&A market in 2018
  • MyTax to hit accountants' revenue
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  • ‘Please do not panic’: ATO boss addresses STP concerns
  • New taxpayer alert highlights ATO concern on multinational tax
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  • ‘Goodies’ for taxpayers tipped in pre-election budget
  • Tax experts weigh up Labor’s negative gearing proposal
  • New tool launched for accountants without AFSL
  • MYOB confident in ACCC green light despite big buy
  • Board of Tax pushed to rethink residency rules
  • New laws targeting tax deductions for non-withholding businesses
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  • Critical deadline approaching for advisers, accountants: ASIC
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  • Revealed: Top-ranking themes impacting accountants in 2018
  • Data delays on crucial superannuation information
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  • 4/10 businesses suffering under labour shortage: NAB
  • Government extends TPRS regime to 3 more industries
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  • Fake tax agent slapped with 30-month sentence
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  • What STP really stands for
  • CAANZ announces ‘landmark’ international alliance
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  • ‘We want to expand’: National network brings firm total to 21
  • Australia, US sign tax agreement
  • NAB begins national rollout of new services for accountants
  • ATO joins new challenge in offshore tax fraud mission
  • ‘Name and shame’ proposal for tax dodgers cops backlash
  • How the proposed 3 year audit cycle will impact the accounting sector
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  • IASB commits to ‘period of calm’ to digest new standards
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  • Work-related expenses clampdown brings in $70m
  • HLB Mann Judd outlines FY 16-17 plans
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  • ATO announces focus on shares data of 5m Aussies
  • Treasury CGT defence panned, questions raised
  • $850m in unpaid SG recovered in FY17–18
  • ‘We rally together’: BDO delivers financial results
  • Temp jobs for accountants set to surge
  • ‘A bad look’: ATO speaks up on Federal Court ruling
  • ATO to contact clients over bank details
  • National accounting network adds new firm
  • PwC set to review CPA Australia Advice
  • Mid-tier slams ‘ludicrous’ Division 7A proposal
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  • Digitisation has turned the finance function on its head
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  • Details on Division 7A changes released, welcomed
  • PwC elects new CEO
  • Rates to remain low until ‘materially higher’ wages growth
  • New measure set to target withholding obligations
  • IGT clears ATO of fraud but recommends changes
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  • Prominent accounting, advisory firm announces merger
  • ‘More to learn’: ATO on payroll compliance fears
  • ATO court case leaves taxpayers in ‘awkward spot’
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  • Vacant land tax reform legislation released
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  • Planners’ lobby claims accountants hold ‘unfair’ advantages
  • Minter Ellison calls for tax reform
  • AASB called to stick with current disclosure framework
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  • Automation key to employee satisfaction
  • Contentious residency, CGT debate booted from Senate line-up
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  • Specialist accounting advice firm confirms acquisition
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  • Legislation targeting family trusts released
  • ‘Wide range’ of businesses clients captured by new TPRS regime
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  • Government to raise bar on proxy advice services
  • National firm launches new venture, acquires new practice
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  • ATO issues reminder on ABNs to avoid ‘unnecessary’ door knocks
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  • CA puts permanent timetable changes to board
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  • Tax rules for multinationals pass parliament
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  • Over 70% of profession eyeing opportunities elsewhere
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  • MYOB set to launch new payments service
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  • Tax agent conduct findings released for first half of 2018
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  • MYOB announces new $48m acquisition
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  • PODCAST: How to tackle value pricing and marketing
  • Accountants, planners grouped together as new education standards rollout
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  • PODCAST: Think you know your clients’ citizenship status? Think again
  • Real-time ATO, tax agent interaction tipped to escalate
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  • RBA delivers December cash rate call
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  • Federal Court paves way for taxpayer to argue ATO owes duty of care
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  • ECPI changes looming in 2020
  • ‘Large preparers to suburban accountants’ copped ATO audit
  • 91 missed returns lands taxpayer with suspended sentence
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  • Billson calls time on political career
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  • Tax, financing changes see clients struggle with property
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  • PODCAST: Getting from start-up to a multi-million dollar accounting firm
  • Get ready for ATO door knocks, tax and BAS agents told
  • ATO speaks on eligibility concerns for corporate clients
  • ASIC releases professional standards information for licensed accountants
  • ‘Don’t bury your head in the sand’: Businesses urged on early engagement to weather pandemic impact 
  • Trial tax clinics a hit with community, educators
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  • Mid-tier eyes south-east Asia expansion
  • Government ‘champing at the bit’ to see e-invoicing take off
  • Hesitation as new tax residency changes put to government
  • Mum-and-dad clients caught out by new property, GST rules
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  • MYOB CEO Tim Reed steps down
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  • ATO to mobilise cash crackdown in Sydney
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  • Winners unveiled at Accountants Daily 30 Under 30
  • ASIC finds industry falling behind on new accounting standards
  • H&R Block cuts out paper ahead of tax time 2019
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  • Government called on for CGT cuts, deduction caps for property
  • Big, new GST changes met with caution
  • Labor policy to heighten recession risk
  • Accountants are rising up the value chain through strategic advisory services
  • Eligibility concerns linger as bill fails to clear Senate
  • ATO hits the suburbs in taxpayer, digital push
  • Addressing the discrepancy: Why supporting women in accounting is paramount for the profession
  • Boosts to revenue will not come from compliance work, says CBA
  • New pre-fill data ‘invaluable’ amid expenses crackdown
  • Small business set to be captured in proposed tax plans
  • Mid-tier ups focus on acquisitions
  • Former KPMG partner joins major bank
  • Exemptions granted as ASIC funding model row continues
  • Board of Taxation, Black Economy Taskforce chair passes away
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  • New register to boost transparency on business turnaround times
  • ATO's final say on corporate residency test raises questions
  • ATO reveals top tax time mistakes, set to contact 1 million taxpayers
  • Walker Wayland attracts national specialist firm
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  • ASIC bans former director for failing duties, tax obligations
  • Business tax cut repeal tipped to create chaos for clients
  • Small business blasting of minimum wage hike gets IPA backing
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  • ‘Wipe the slate clean’: Clients, accountants urged to use new amnesty period
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  • Accounting for crypto-assets
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  • Bentleys expands regional footprint
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  • ATO defends tax agents compliance campaign
  • Major acquisition, internal promotions see 104 new partners join KPMG
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  • Watch out for charges with incoming GST laws, accountants told
  • New ATO feature sees accountants trump planners
  • Auditors urged to remain vigilant on businesses ‘cooking the books’
  • Accountants warned of the ‘sins of omission’
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  • Deloitte announces ‘significant’ acquisition
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  • ATO hits back at ‘costly’ calls to police its disputes, litigation process
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  • PwC takes total partner number to 734
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  • Better performance evaluation models crucial for accounting firms
  • Big 4 tells accountants to brace for #MeToo movement
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  • Tax Office urges caution with voluntary disclosures
  • Commissioner urged to fix Div 6 anomaly
  • Unpaid overtime continues to climb
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  • Prime snares another accounting client base
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  • The consequence of payroll errors
  • Accounting network reveals aggressive growth plans
  • Big 4 survey flags Aussie tax law angst
  • Greens rule out personal tax cuts as ‘bribe’
  • Professional push for planners tipped to favour accountants
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  • The biggest financial challenges faced by ASX listed businesses and how to overcome them
  • Tax agents warned on business clients’ FBT liability
  • Labor reveals new figures in controversial managing tax affairs cap
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  • Kelly and Partners opens new overseas office
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  • Stapled structures clampdown details released
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  • MYOB targets larger enterprises with new acquisition
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  • Big four reveals partners’ average tax rate
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  • New CA boss could earn almost $1m
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  • Simpler BAS tipped to have no impact on bookkeepers
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  • ‘The uncertainty is too great’: Governments pushed on reopening details
  • Proposed budget change a winner, says mid-tier
  • Mid-tier tips 457 visa changes as new advice hotspot
  • Accountants call for 'moral courage'
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  • MyTax figures show strong support for tax agents
  • Mid-tier urges Aus to follow Trump’s corporate tax cut
  • Big four firms losing shine for accounting grads
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  • ATO picks up steam as rulings refresh
  • Accounting body says super, housing policy still possible
  • Finalists revealed for industry-first awards program
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  • ATO set for increased audits, debt crackdown
  • ATO real-time push exposes ‘danger’ pattern
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  • PwC partner finds significant refund hold-ups
  • ASIC circles social media ‘pump and dump’ market manipulation
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  • ASBFEO calls for payment times to be legislated
  • Big 4 firm finds upskilling 'the new normal'
  • There is a new and easy way to grow Firm income by ceasing to offer audit insurance!
  • Safety nets kept in place for tax time
  • Govt, ATO continues tax relief for Queensland
  • Insolvency network unveils inaugural APAC members
  • Family firms facing extinction, EY warns
  • Mid-tier calls for tax overhaul to address housing affordability
  • ATO completes internal review, set for major upgrades
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  • ATO hits up professionals in multibillion-dollar swoop
  • Accountants getting caught out under liability clauses
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  • Hundreds of tax evaders caught by govt taskforce
  • More ATO downtime looms ahead of tax time
  • Regional NSW set for pilot vaccine passport trial
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  • Troublesome tax system overhaul picks up speed
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  • New law sheds light on global tax issues
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  • ASIC releases guidance on transitional exam time frames for advisers
  • PM denies white paper ditched
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  • Regulators ramp up real-time accountant monitoring
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  • Government talks up $2.6m women’s career program
  • Xero unveils new features
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  • CPA facing potential lawsuit from members
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  • Business closures ‘inevitable’ as defaults rise
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  • ATO puts developments on hold until systems stabilise
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  • New advisory training program launched for accountants
  • Mid-tier's buyer revealed
  • MYOB defends SMEs following reports of wages theft
  • Big 4 firm appointed liquidator for troubled WA developer
  • Tips and traps for referral partnerships
  • KPMG makes sizeable firm acquisition in Sydney
  • Simpler BAS tipped to open doors for accountants
  • ATO vows to fix systems for tax time as downtime looms
  • Value pricing headwinds persist, consultant finds
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  • Tax refund fraudsters sentenced to jail
  • Auditors reminded on crucial 2017 changes
  • Accountants urged NSW to defer JobSaver rule change
  • GPS launches licensing app for accountants
  • ATO set to visit hundreds of Aussie businesses
  • Liquidators, auditors key focus in ASIC enforcements
  • New audit report requirements bring opportunity
  • Spike in regional accountants' advisory take-up
  • Controversial tax changes spell trouble for investors, developers
  • Big 4, mid-tier execs hit out over 'heavy handed' regulation
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  • Financial adviser numbers hit 5-year low
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  • Artificial intelligence set to hit accounting, warns MYOB
  • Clarifying confusion over the sharing economy
  • Mid-tier flags potholes in latest ATO alerts
  • ASIC issues new guidance for liquidators
  • PwC shuns ‘expensive growth’ as 2017 results released
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  • TPB releases caution, termination numbers
  • Entities warned on impending accounting standard
  • Sage One extends services to accountants
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  • Tax accounting firm warns on house flipping
  • ATO moves to improve start-up process
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  • ASIC eyes KPMG in complex liquidation
  • Mid-tier slams ambiguous taxpayer alert
  • CFO, fintech ‘disruptor’ leaves KPMG for new venture
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  • Updated compliance standard seeks to provide clarity
  • Impending GST changes good news for SMEs
  • CA ANZ ‘monitoring’ KPMG cheating fallout
  • Opportunity for accountants in SME funding
  • ATO issues further taxpayer alerts on key focus areas
  • Major accounting body pushes govt for GST, corporate tax review
  • Family trusts becoming more important than ever
  • ‘Acing the test’ not enough for young accountants
  • Accountant fights back as ASIC issues ban
  • Accountants called on to lobby against punitive exec taxes
  • Christmas Parties and Gifts to Staff: Tax Issues for Businesses
  • Moore Stephens loses another office
  • Government called out on tax system’s complexity
  • Mid-tier floats shake up of super payments
  • The changing world of small business financing
  • Convicted Sydney auditor’s registration cancelled
  • ‘Termite’ taxes damaging economic stability
  • ATO handed more power with new DPT laws
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  • Former liquidator convicted in complex case
  • ATO releases 2 new taxpayer alerts
  • Capitalising the balance sheet: AASB 16 sets a new standard for leases
  • ACT boosts support grants with lockdown extended for 4 weeks
  • Government pushes forward with multinational tax measures
  • Government tipped to ignore tax reform commitments
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  • Which niche accounting skills will be in demand in 2017?
  • ATO property swoop bears fruit
  • Mid-tier tips looming changes a major plus for troubled clients
  • ‘Perception problem’ exists in corporate finance, finds big 4 firm
  • How STP will and probably already is affecting your accounting firm and your business clients
  • ATO set to further utilise data matching with STPR
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  • Accountants struggling to fund retirement, says Prime
  • Fears SMEs set to miss out on tax relief
  • Deloitte finds Aussie CFOs more uncertain than ever
  • Tips for accountants to manage cyber security threats
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  • Accounting body pushes ATO for guidance around DPT
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  • KPMG censured over ‘widespread’ internal test cheating
  • A closer look at the proposed changes to DPT
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  • Major accounting body pushes government on key tax measures
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  • ATO advises accountants on client data swoop
  • Government takes next step in tax cheats crackdown
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  • Reckon flags product development roadmap
  • MYOB head calls on accountants to lobby govt
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  • ASIC catches out Victorian liquidator
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  • ATO sounds warning on large company tax avoidance
  • ‘A great product for COVID times’: NZ firm expands into Australia to capitalise on pandemic demand
  • H&R Block warns on unclaimed tax
  • New research shows spike in accountants’ advisory confidence
  • AAT restricts two tax agents' registrations
  • 4 innovative trends in the US wealth management industry
  • ASIC to scrutinise dealership arrangements under licensing regime
  • 'Powerhouse' opportunities on offer for Aussie accountants
  • $1 million lost in tax scams this year
  • Accountants best placed to lead ethical AI use: CA ANZ, ACCA
  • US market facing similar compliance threats
  • Sage announces strategic distribution deal
  • ATO executes search warrants in phoenix activity investigation
  • Accounting job ad growth falling flat in early 2017
  • IPSASB seeks clarification on undefined financial instruments
  • 6 actionable tips for keeping your clients cash flow in the green
  • Accountants still underestimating licensing paperwork requirements
  • KPMG moves to acquire technology consulting firm
  • ATO cracks down on tax scheme ‘predators’
  • Boost business growth with apps
  • 95% of firms forgoing ‘practical implications’ of licensing
  • Moving to the cloud: Why your growth depends on it
  • New licensing compliance service offered to accountants
  • NSW opens consultation with accountants to resolve grant hiccups
  • APESB releases new professional guidance
  • BDO partners with peak body
  • Government makes call on withholding tax rates
  • Why alternative funding solutions matter
  • KPMG tips further changes to tax proposal
  • Accounting firms ramp up client retention efforts
  • Big four liquidators appointed to spate of wind-ups
  • How to minimise the risk of a client audit
  • Small business cited as unemployment saviour
  • Unemployment rate falls to 12-year low
  • ATO cracking down on ‘sharing economy’
  • Small business ombudsman established
  • Licensees warned on risk of double taxation
  • The disappearing accountant
  • Big four tips government to ‘struggle’ with proposed reforms
  • Ten key features of an accounting firms website
  • Turnbull leaves door open for tax proposal backdown
  • Gold Coast developer cops criminal conviction over GST fraud
  • ATO reports 90% spike in scams, fraud
  • McLean Delmo Bentleys names new partners
  • Big four firm finds political uncertainty plaguing CFOs
  • 6 practical tips to introduce advisory into your service mix
  • Government relents on key tax measure
  • ATO warns of common errors ahead of EOFY
  • Majority of ASX firms paying women 30% less than men
  • Accountants warned on looming liability traps
  • How to price advisory services
  • ATO reminds accountants of GST obligation changes
  • New awards launched for women in financial services
  • Relief for SMEs with ATO deadline extension
  • KPMG locks in 62 new partners for FY17/18
  • Annual reports shorter but need improvement, says KPMG
  • A Q&A with Stuart Brandman on his Cloud Accounting Evolution
  • Auditor warns of increasing GST breaches
  • Victoria injects $807m in additional business support
  • Fraud in Australia is surging, warns KPMG
  • Adviser calls for greater collaboration with accountants
  • Mid-tier criticises bland budget
  • The confidence needed to embrace advisory
  • Two jailed for serious tax fraud offences
  • Accountants set to lobby employers for pay rise in 2017
  • ATO undertaking 'aggressive' surveillance campaign
  • Accounting Business Expo: How to Pick The Best Apps To Drive Your Business Advisory Service
  • Mid-tier offers last-minute tax advice
  • Halifax auditors fined $50k over audit failures
  • Businesses, accountants urged to get prepared
  • PwC urges accountants to upskill
  • New report flags property investment risk
  • Compliance warning issued to accountants
  • Advising clients appropriately to avoid illegal phoenix activity, a free CPD learning event
  • Uncertainty around CGT exemptions
  • ASIC says no leeway for sole practitioners on FASEA exam
  • SMEs reveal pessimistic forecast
  • BDO announces 'organic' success
  • ASIC releases report on registered liquidators
  • National accounting survey finds M&A ‘back on the radar’
  • Govt facing backlash on super changes, says Labor
  • An accountant’s guide to comparing Fintech Business loans
  • OECD action plan expected to hit middle market
  • Dominello apologises for Service NSW payment delays
  • ASIC issues stern warning to accountants
  • Xero calls for continuous certification to replace audits
  • Investors missing out on deductions, claims BMT
  • Limited licensing myths and misconceptions
  • Under-35s shunning accountants
  • The new frontier for commercial property investment
  • TPB expands BAS agents' services
  • FWO greenlights select workplace COVID-19 vaccine mandates
  • Former liquidator pleads guilty
  • IPA pushes for small business guarantee
  • ASIC calls for clarity in reports
  • Four things the innovative accountant should know about alternative finance
  • SME owners bullish amid uncertainty
  • Big 4 partner sparks debate on culture and conduct
  • Deductable donations calculator launched
  • On-demand webinar: Taking the worry out of increasing your fees
  • 1 in 3 small businesses not SuperStream compliant
  • ‘Canary in the coalmine’: Accountants fear economic downturn
  • Research shows 60 per cent of SMEs are refused loans
  • CAANZ warns of emerging skills gap
  • CFO, MD sentenced for falsifying books
  • Are you ready to #PledgeForParity?
  • ASIC takes action against NSW liquidators
  • Survey reveals how Australians rate accountants
  • Poor financial management costing SMEs 'big bucks'
  • Hospitality Trust in Melbourne Growth Corridor
  • Director disqualified for compliance failures
  • NSW extends commercial tenancy relief
  • Accountants warned on new compliance risk
  • H&R Block warns of missing refunds
  • Australia a hotspot for economic crime, warns PwC
  • How to thrive in times of disruption
  • NSW liquidator completes review
  • Major accounting body flags 'next disruptor'
  • Liquidity events driving PAF boom
  • ‘This has to stop’: Service NSW faces backlash over changing guidelines
  • Legislative changes to create compliance burden
  • Xero makes move into financial services
  • ASIC tells Australians to wise up to scams
  • Where will the analysts come from?
  • Law changes could 'incentivise' bankruptcy
  • Australian finance teams most likely to receive pay increases
  • ATO issues warning on con artist threat
  • Ex-Deloitte exec joins board of national accounting network
  • Government to review benefits of eInvoicing
  • IPA leads fight for small business productivity and wellbeing
  • Fin services 'most trusted', says Deloitte
  • Why you might consider outsourcing
  • $71bn worth of unpaid hours hurting Australian business
  • Profitability proving problematic for many firms
  • IPA applauds government's support of SMEs
  • Uncertainty driving investor interest in wholesale property trusts
  • Banks fail government on small business credit
  • NSW business support applicants suffer sustained confusion
  • SMEs not so impressed by budget
  • Sage proves a disruption at Xerocon
  • Budget empowers ATO tax avoidance crackdown
  • Not all licensing ships have set sail
  • Budget to help SMEs innovate
  • How Uber ruined your client expectations
  • Government delivers '9/10' SME budget
  • Victoria rolls out renewed business support
  • SMEs cry out for company tax cuts
  • Deloitte announces new cloud integration
  • Tax office targeting not-for-profit structures
  • 7 things for accountants to know regarding life insurance
  • ATO warns against profit shifting
  • Boutique CA firm nabs partner from mid-tier
  • KPMG calls for changes to super
  • 5 reasons to start taking payments by Direct Debit
  • CAANZ warns on downsides of changing tax rules
  • Backlog of NSW business support to be paid by next week: Gladys Berejiklian
  • Business adviser sentenced and fined
  • How A Local Accountancy Firm Increased Conversions By 250% Using Facebook Ads
  • H&R Block calls for SBR investment
  • Frydenberg renews virtual AGM relief
  • Accountants claim poor access to funding is costing SMEs
  • IPA releases small business white paper
  • myTax expanded to sole traders and contractors
  • Three ways to digitally drive leads and grow your business this year
  • SMEs divisive on budget benefits, says Bentleys
  • Unis called on to teach soft accounting skills
  • Think tank dismisses impacts of tax concessions
  • Getting paid on time
  • PwC launches new tax platform to boost microbusiness
  • Reckon posts $37.5m half-year revenue
  • ATO reacts to Panama data leak
  • KPMG announces full-year results
  • EY foresees big changes to super
  • Quantification of things and the 'Reporting Wars'
  • CPA remains confident regarding licensing offering
  • Intangible risks demand business resilience
  • Australian business cheated by reform abandonment, says BDO
  • 3 cash flow stress cures for small business clients
  • More than half of small businesses on board with SuperStream
  • ‘You’ve got to put the foot down’: Accountants urged to leave demanding clients
  • Industry figure condemns compliance ‘scaremongering’
  • PwC hire boosts legal practice
  • ‘Big shift’ set to hit the accounting profession
  • Career ladder – The rise and fall
  • H&R Block warns against expense 'tinkering'
  • Diversify Your Accounting Practice: a short guide to help accountants better advise their clients on new and emerging alternative business finance options
  • SMEs lead calls for company tax cuts
  • Internal controls lag in the face of transformation: KPMG
  • Mid-sized business missing out, says Grant Thornton
  • Subscription revenue drives strong Reckon results
  • Industry reacts to ATO transparency data
  • Generalist or specialist – Who owns the future?
  • Laws to simplify the superannuation guarantee have been scrapped
  • Bookkeeping firm set for nationwide expansion
  • Treasury's 'costing hole' removes R&D constraints, says RSM Australia
  • How to become a cash flow guru – a guide for accountants
  • Government urged to step up involvement in Alt-Fi
  • Service NSW tweaks turnover comparison period
  • Pitcher Partners lauds fintech ‘sandbox’ scheme
  • Mid-tier names new chairman
  • ATO figures show property investors missing out on tax breaks
  • The firm of the future
  • SMEs 'to save millions', claims William Buck
  • Accountants knocking back flexible working, research finds
  • Time to act is now, warns Hayes
  • Big 4 firms signal COVID-19 vaccine programs
  • Australian CFOs losing faith in corporate reporting
  • Bentleys to expand service offering
  • Australian firms warned of cloud ‘death spiral’
  • Get paid in the new year
  • ATO commits to fixing ‘problematic’ portal
  • 'Get frustrated' to be innovative, accountants told
  • ASIC targets planners claiming to be 'independent'
  • High-profile KPMG exec retires from partnership
  • BAS agent fined in Federal Court
  • The Tax Institute hits out on tax reform
  • SA businesses to receive lockdown recovery support
  • Accountants ‘comfortable in their world of facts’
  • Margins driving shift to fixed-fee billing, says Sage
  • Tax office issues warning on imminent rule change
  • 7 things to do to set your firm up for success in 2016
  • Australian SMEs demand a fair go for reform
  • Winners announced for the 2017 Australian Accounting Awards
  • Liquidator hit with ASIC punishment
  • Why Accounting Firms Need To Develop Local Marketing Strategies
  • R&D tax incentive review paper released
  • ASIC bans accountant over $73m failure
  • Industry has accepted the decline of compliance, claims Bstar
  • First 'enhanced' audit report published
  • IPA warns deductions at risk
  • Thomson Reuters releases advanced tax tool
  • New accounting recruits reject traditional drawcards
  • 'Millions' unclaimed by investors
  • Service NSW to address accountants in new COVID-19 support webinar
  • Accountant charged following ASIC investigation
  • Australian Accounting Awards to expand in 2015
  • Majority of ASX200 companies reporting with non-IFRS information
  • How to get a job in 2016: disrupt your CV
  • Xero announces new tax features
  • Mergers, alliances tipped to spike in bookkeeping
  • Accountant accused of siphoning more than $2 million
  • The 5 most important marketing strategies for accounting businesses
  • Inaugural small business ombudsman appointed
  • Victoria expands business support for 6th lockdown
  • Super tax rebate gaining support
  • Significant shift to cloud is coming, says Sage
  • New standard to bring transparency, says KPMG
  • New research reveals top features of accounting firms
  • Consultant slams limited licensing as 'half-hearted'
  • Technology use driving business success: CPA Australia
  • Tax announcement ‘only a baby step’
  • Exit planning offers opportunities, claims RSM Bird Cameron
  • Accountants deemed liable in penalty tax hearing
  • Jobseekers, it’s not okay to connect with your interviewer on LinkedIn
  • UK tax network announces Australian expansion
  • Accountants failing on 'duty of care,' says mid-tier
  • Super concessions tipped to change
  • New regime will 'inevitably' lead to litigation
  • The new year and new resolutions for your firm
  • FOFA to increase cost of advice, warns Smithink
  • JobKeeper transparency bid slapped down by the House
  • Government seeks to streamline business reporting
  • Lodgement rules 'unfair', says RSM Bird Cameron
  • H&R Block predicts ATO ‘hot spots’ in 2016
  • What accounting and bookkeeping business leaders can learn from enterprise CEOs
  • KPMG partners arrested in tax evasion scandal
  • Accountants warned on offshoring admin work
  • Tax financial advisers warned to stay within scope
  • Xero confirms senior management change
  • KPMG in the crosshairs of audit investigation
  • What I wish I'd known: Free e-Guide for bookkeepers and accountants
  • Tax transparency comes at a cost: CAANZ
  • KPMG books $1.9bn revenue in FY21
  • Tax office dumps data to improve transparency
  • Kelly and Partners joins global network
  • Tax managers continue to use ‘antiquated methods’
  • CA ANZ strengthens key partnership
  • Tax specialists recognised
  • Women in the boardroom climb by 60% in 5 years
  • ATO continues to push myTax
  • Grant Thornton hires three partners from Qld rivals
  • Private companies may be forced to disclose tax affairs
  • Cuts to working visas don’t add up for accountants
  • Accountant sentenced for role in tax evasion scheme
  • Major uni notes 'unfortunate' lag in accounting courses
  • After-tax calculations included on MSCI for first time
  • Pricing 101: Quick guide to pricing for accountants and bookkeepers
  • Expect to pay more tax, says KPMG
  • SME business conditions reach record high pre-lockdown
  • Tax scammers ramping up efforts, warns H&R Block
  • SV Partners poach from Pitcher Partners
  • Treasurer labels tax reform an 'accountant's picnic'
  • Trust accounts will help stop smaller players being strangled
  • Tax agents defying ATO's automation push
  • Age bias pervades accounting, research finds
  • Moore Stephens loses high-profile tax specialist
  • Service NSW sets up webinars to tackle business support confusion
  • Free compliance service offerings emerge
  • Firms failing at advisory, says Smithink
  • Tax office revises LRBA figures
  • Big shake-up of accounting grad preferences flagged
  • Victorians warned of 'aggressive' tax scam
  • There’s never been a better time to be an accountant
  • ATO doesn't want 'people missing out'
  • Academic calls for means-tested GST card
  • Bentleys launches mobile tax guide
  • Counter offer – A kiss of death
  • Majority of accountants support GST hike
  • AMP distances business from jailed tax agent
  • Legislation passed on tax treatment of LRBAs
  • PwC predicts the future for tax professionals
  • Gold Coast advisers banned for 5 years
  • Time to cull the tax act, says H&R Block
  • RSM Bird Cameron opens new office
  • Tax office warns time is running out for some trustees
  • Future-proofing an accountant's business
  • Leading tax advisers question R&D incentives
  • Insolvency spike presents opportunity for accountants
  • Tax office targeting SMEs, warns H&R Block
  • The human side of change management
  • ATO acknowledges tax agents' frustration
  • Melbourne accountant sentenced over $135k GST fraud
  • Work-related expenses under ATO microscope
  • The Power of Insight
  • R&D tax incentive review established
  • Award-winning MC announced for Australian Accounting Awards
  • 'We are stuck with complexity': Nick Sherry on tax system
  • The real threat of a cybersecurity breach
  • Automation hurting accountants this tax year
  • Holden dealer denied JobKeeper
  • Import taxes impairing Aust business
  • Actuarial certificate provider added to BGL platform
  • IPA calls for 'fairer' small business tax policy
  • New accounting network chair reveals growth plans
  • ATO announces overhaul of tax rulings process
  • Deloitte scraps partner retirement cap
  • Tax office to get tough on SME debt: finance specialist
  • Back-door listings set to surge
  • ‘Spate’ of scams in operation this tax season
  • Innovation in the accounting sector
  • Tax practitioner dissatisfaction to continue, warns IGT
  • Webinar: Don't get left behind
  • CAANZ says tax reform can be 'fair and affordable'
  • NSW, Victoria boost business supports
  • KPMG calls for 'unprecedented' tax reform
  • Reality check for accounting firms
  • Hockey outlines tax reform principles
  • Consultant fears training dip in accounting firms
  • Tax office sounds warning on pensions
  • Helping self-employed clients to raise capital
  • Tax agents found to be misusing auditor numbers
  • WA insolvency firm expands regional footprint
  • National accounting group bullish on tax agents’ future
  • Accountants' apathy now 'a real concern'
  • CCH launches cloud-based tax solution
  • Chasing invoices? Avoid the hassle with these five tips
  • H&R Block issues tax time warning
  • Major bank identifies accountants' challenges, hurdles
  • MyTax failures stem from staff cuts, says MP
  • From accounting to bringing down the Taliban
  • ATO extends online tax services
  • NSW expands JobSaver as lockdown is extended
  • Too little time at EOFY, say small business owners
  • KPMG survey shows CEOs to increase hiring
  • CPA proposes changes to super tax
  • Tax system 'too complex' for taxpayers
  • ‘Stumbling block’ hitting accountants’ advisory services
  • Govt announces delays in Tax White Paper process
  • Why accountants need an insurance solution that isn’t a gamble
  • Xero launches new tax solution
  • ‘Record low’ insolvencies masking failed businesses
  • IPA calls for 'tax overhaul'
  • Fight the panic - How to avoid common interview mistakes
  • ATO warns of raids on tax agents
  • How the right graphics take presentations to a new level
  • Tax Institute increases education offering
  • GT flags investment after ‘marginal’ growth
  • ATO targeting property investors this tax time
  • Skills in demand and wage pressure
  • Tax agents warned to ensure they are compliant
  • Judges announced for Australian Accounting Awards
  • H&R Block warns of myTax traps
  • Lockdowns to force economy into reverse, says Business Council
  • ATO warns tax professionals of scams
  • PwC scores double-digit revenue growth
  • Opposition attacks govt over super tax policy
  • The fallout of ASIC's new licensing deadline
  • ATO releases new advice on tax consequences
  • Accountant, planner strengths remain at odds
  • Tax agent fined $900,000 for TASA breaches
  • ‘Danger of slipping through the cracks’: Perrottet demands return of JobKeeper
  • H&R Block warns of potential traps in tax break
  • Apps and the age of automation
  • ATO investigating tax agents over 'audit' fees
  • Investor confidence stands up despite recent lockdowns
  • Hockey announces two major tax changes
  • What is the real definition of a business?
  • IPA calls for zero pc tax rate
  • Global federation calls on accountants in anti-corruption push
  • New task force to target tax evasion
  • Making life easier for small business owners
  • AAT urges action against rogue tax practitioners
  • JobSaver applications open in NSW
  • Govt grants tax commissioner new powers
  • Forget the cloud, let's talk about the competency crisis
  • IGT to handle tax complaints
  • Consultant gives tips for offshoring obstacles
  • Pitcher Partners poaches KPMG tax expert
  • Making logistics a smoother ride
  • ATO brings 'worst kind of tax cheats' to justice
  • PwC to fast-track pay rises, expand bonuses amid war for talent
  • ATO issues tax scheme warning
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  • Tax office provides clarification on LRBAs
  • Government pushed on post-lockdown business support strategy
  • Govt proposes new tax system for MITs
  • Walking safely through the business "valley of death"
  • Peak body warns on unregistered tax agents
  • Mid-level training gap spikes in accounting firms
  • Tax agent fined for 'reckless' conduct
  • Victoria announces $280m business support injection
  • Compliance costs on tax reform agenda
  • Accountant banned from providing financial services
  • Parliamentary inquiry declares 'ATO must improve' tax dispute handling
  • How to become a trusted adviser to SMEs
  • Pitcher Partners releases state tax review
  • Finalists revealed for Australian Accounting Awards 2017
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  • Paralympic athlete Dylan Alcott puts everything on the line
  • ATO second commissioner big winner in Tax Institute awards
  • Service NSW explains decline in turnover date change
  • Small business tax cuts 'not enough', says IPA
  • Accountants warned to move now on licensing
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  • No time for JobKeeper, says Prime Minister
  • Class names new director
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  • A guide to simplifying staff expense claims
  • SA announces business support as the state enters lockdown
  • How to plan, budget and forecast when the only constant is change
  • Pandemic delivers rewards to 40% of middle-market businesses
  • Pricing pressure hitting accounting firms, says CBA
  • How can SMEs fund import/export opportunities delivered by a free trade economy?
  • Accountants’ job seeking takes a slide
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  • ‘Keep your eyes wide open’: Accountants cautioned on turnover declaration letters
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  • Heffron enhances quick and efficient Actuarial Certificate service
  • ASIC disqualifies director for racking up $2.3m debt
  • Reckon partners with major bank
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  • WA opens second-round grants for small business
  • Accountants in a 'state of flux'
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  • Accountants relied on heavily as NSW opens COVID-19 grant program
  • Almost 1 million to miss out on deductions: H&R Block
  • Strong appetite for accounting recruits, research shows
  • Victoria announces $200m extension of June support
  • William Buck announces new leaders
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  • Big 4 calls on CFOs to consider new models
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  • Consumer sentiment plummets in NSW as other states stand firm: Westpac
  • Business investment continues steady fall
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  • The Fold issues new licensing warning
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  • Accountants cautioned on organic growth strategies
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  • Class prepares for IPO
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  • Further NSW business support ‘imminent’
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  • The trials and tribulations of a practice manager
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  • ‘All options are on the table’: Berejiklian hints at federal support as PM scraps liquid asset test
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  • Frydenberg knocks back JobKeeper plea from NSW
  • BGL, Topdocs announce partnership
  • Accountants abandoning major banks, institutions
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  • Deloitte launches Australian AI Institute
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  • Demand for consultants increasing, says Hays
  • Marketing no longer optional, accountants told
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  • AFCA receives more than 70,000 financial complaints for 2020–21
  • Look before you leap- getting the most out of the small business write-off
  • McLean Delmo Bentleys moves into Asia
  • MYOB data reveals change in SME sentiment, patterns
  • Grant Thornton launches new CFO advisory service
  • Creating your own destiny
  • H&R Block welcomes ageing workforce
  • Australian Accounting Awards reveals new partner for 2017
  • Disqualified director charged over illegal phoenixing
  • Firing up the economy through record small biz package
  • Partnership model losing steam with new accountants
  • KPMG to offer ‘most generous employee schemes’
  • Bookkeepers urged to brace for evolution
  • What would you do if you had a day off?
  • Jobs market at two-year high
  • Class announces new product features
  • ‘Much-needed’ SME payment inquiry launched
  • PwC partners lose Oscars gig
  • The Marriage from Hell
  • ATO launches new business investment service
  • Don't cut the tax rate for small business
  • Big 4 firm responds to national growth figures
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  • ‘Businesses need certainty’: Government pushed on standardised lockdown support
  • Xero announces new CFO
  • Accounting tops Aussie list for salary bias
  • Master your craft and make more money
  • Deloitte overhauls 9-to-5 workday
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  • AASB retains key membership
  • New category announced for the Australian Accounting Awards
  • Making travel for small businesses simpler, cheaper, better
  • NSW announces $10,000 business support package
  • Xero, Dropbox announce partnership
  • Accounting students reveal most sought-after employers
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  • The accounting industry is changing - whether you're ready or not
  • Bentleys launches new SME service
  • PwC caught up in Oscars 2017 saga
  • Disruption is coming to healthcare – are you ready?
  • NSW financial support incoming as state enters 2-week lockdown
  • PwC names 64 new partners
  • Corporate accountant salaries tipped to remain flat
  • Investing in your success
  • Hybrid model firms tipped as way of the future
  • Small business performance hits 4-year high: Xero
  • Understanding mediation to maximise value as an adviser
  • Mid-tier appoints banking exec, opens new business arm
  • Submissions flooding in for Australian Accounting Awards
  • Addressing The Advice Gap Paradox
  • Peak bodies welcome Australia-UK trade deal
  • The future is bright for accountants and bookkeepers
  • Salary focus slides for accountants in 2017
  • Accountants Daily Strategy Day 2021 launches
  • The new licensing regime for accountants
  • Accounting jobs market set to jump
  • RSM bullish a year on from global rebrand
  • Demand lifts in 2017-2018 for short term finance to cover crises
  • ‘A war for talent’: Accountants prioritised under skilled migration list
  • Developing niche markets
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  • Submissions now open for the Australian Accounting Awards
  • Mediation and forensic accounting
  • Hood Sweeney names new MD
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  • Victorian firm calls for cashless economy
  • 'Drill down' to protect your firm, accountants told
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  • Deloitte sees revenue shrink to $2.3bn
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  • BDO's East Coast leader stood down
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  • Unauthorised portal access sees agent terminated
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  • Minimum wage set to rise by 2.5%
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  • Intuit launches new tool for accountants
  • NAB makes LRBA play
  • Former Deloitte director boosts HLB Mann Judd
  • PwC to invest $12bn on new jobs under new global strategy
  • Are you using your smartphone to search and apply for jobs?
  • New opportunity for accountants to gain national recognition
  • Accountants compromising growth with sales neglect
  • AAT dismisses banning review after adviser failed to appear
  • Licensing: Business growth opportunity for accountants
  • KPMG announces record number of new partners
  • Debate over organic growth and acquisitions heats up
  • PSC: Three letters that mean so much (and about to mean a whole lot more)
  • Demand picks up for accountants in professional practice
  • H&R Block launches new mobile app
  • Accountants told to better utilise contractors in 2017
  • There has never been a better time to establish a company in Australia
  • EOFY to bring job reshuffle as 1 in 3 looks to leave stagnant careers
  • Crowe Horwath partner defects to mid-tier rival
  • Accountants' marketing strategies in line for shake-up
  • Licensing is a solution, but not the only option for Accountants
  • Practitioners urged to get on the front foot with imminent SG rate rise
  • Preparing for the inevitable
  • Ricoh launches AP solution
  • Litigation likely with new LRBA structures
  • Segmentation 'critical' to future-proofing, accountants told
  • Five steps to incorporate lending solutions into your accounting business
  • More action needed to encourage entrepreneurship
  • Opportunity persists for accountants in succession planning
  • The next generation of practice efficiency for advisers
  • Accountants highlighted in serious financial crime identikit
  • What can businesses learn from the Rabbitohs' success?
  • Reckon launches new automation tool
  • Business Advisory Day is back in 2017
  • Invoice Financing, Not Business Loans, Can Beat The Late Payers Threatening Australian Business
  • The key to raising responsible owners of wealth – part 2
  • KordaMentha names new partners
  • Mid-tier appointment to expand business advisory offering
  • Major accounting body issues call to action
  • Technology: the enabler in meaningful practice growth
  • ‘Wikipedia for auditors’: AUASB launches interactive portal
  • Split the difference
  • Deloitte announces record revenue
  • Incorporating lending solutions: How to choose the right lending specialist
  • Winners and losers in push to improve Employee Share Plans
  • Accountants face ‘huge issues’ with buyers in 2017
  • How to build value in an accounting business
  • Business equipment spending surged in May: CBA
  • Wage pressure for skilled accountants
  • Melbourne firm joins Moore Stephens
  • Former mid-tier execs launch own licence
  • NowInfinity and View Legal presents a not to be missed Trusts Roadshow!
  • You mean you're not here with me!
  • Deloitte snares top legal partner
  • Accounting plagued by candidate shortage
  • Different ways to incorporate financing solutions into your business
  • Victoria’s 4th lockdown rattles consumer confidence: Westpac
  • How can SMBs use IT more strategically?
  • RSM Bird Cameron announces rebrand
  • Why are commercial investment syndicates important for your clients
  • Cash flow woes still troubling 3 out of 4 businesses
  • SME outlook an opportunity for accountants, says mid-tier
  • SMEs begin to feel pre-pandemic business pressures: MYOB
  • Important considerations from the recent TRIS clarification
  • Single Touch Payroll delayed
  • ‘Crisis of talent’ looming for accounting industry
  • Why should accountants incorporate financing solutions into their business
  • Federal and state support packages criticised for leaving sole traders behind
  • The deductions property investors often throw away
  • Outsourcing hitting Aussie accounting graduates
  • Will 2018 be the year your accounting firm stops being the bank?
  • Accountants' key role in helping to turn around troubled clients
  • Mid-tier looks to international growth
  • Australians lose record $851m to scammers in 2020
  • The key to raising responsible owners of wealth
  • Businesses urged to adopt cloud this financial year
  • Debt Vs Invoice Funding: An In-depth Look
  • ‘Shouldn’t matter whether they have savings or not’: COVID disaster payment eligibility under spotlight
  • Opportunities in the corporate bond market: Part 2
  • Graduate neglect leads to lacklustre mid-level talent
  • Capital pressure presents opportunity for accountants
  • Small business owners face mounting mental health concerns: MYOB
  • The role of fixed income in an investor's portfolio
  • Sage launches charitable foundation
  • SME demand for accountants tipped to spike in 2017
  • But seriously, what’s Blockchain?
  • PM announces COVID disaster payment
  • Have you Googled yourself recently?
  • Mid-tier nabs PwC exec in FY16-17 shake-up
  • Accounting day-to-day set for further shake-up
  • Government weighs up federal support as Victoria doubles business support package
  • ATO raids 'phoenix' businesses
  • Degree qualifications not cutting it in accounting
  • When insolvency strikes – company directors are not without options
  • Opportunities in the corporate bond market
  • Xero launches new performance dashboard
  • Spike in alternative work agreements tipped for 2017
  • Staying Prosperous: How to Protect a Client’s Key Business Assets and Family Wealth from Insolvency Risk
  • Economic activity jumps 1.8% in March quarter
  • When selling an accounting practice ...
  • Accountants urged to act on licensing
  • SMEs drive permanent jobs activity as confidence returns
  • Succession planning overlooked by family businesses, says EY
  • ‘Old-school’ accounting businesses risk losing staff
  • How Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Impact Accounting
  • NSW announces $24m innovation and research program
  • Easton buys into Melbourne firm
  • RSM warns on 'crippling' costs of employee leave
  • Accounting In The New Age
  • Male accountants paid up to 50% more than women: CA ANZ
  • Explaining import finance
  • KPMG launches digital shopfront
  • Receipt Bank partners lead the way in Australian Accounting Awards nominations
  • JobKeeper’s expiry has cost 56,000 jobs to date: Treasury
  • Planning and communication key to keeping wealth within the family
  • Accountant-specific travel insurance hits the market
  • Is Marketplace Lending a Good investment?
  • Confidence is returning but don't expect a big salary raise
  • How To Be Indispensable To Small Business Clients
  • COSBOA calls for national targeted support scheme as lockdowns continue
  • Change: it's a people thing
  • Further calls for accountants to scrap billable hours
  • AI: the times they are a-changin’
  • Victoria announces $250m targeted business support package
  • ACCC issues scam warning
  • Deloitte acquires global consultancy
  • Knowledge gap surfaces as compliance work dwindles
  • Victorian lockdown reignites calls for sustained support post-JobKeeper
  • What does it take to be a CFO?
  • Industry told to ditch ‘conservative’ traits
  • How to use the audit function to scale your SMSF business.
  • Jirsch Sutherland joins international insolvency network
  • Licensees misleading accountants, warns CAANZ
  • Ex-Deloitte head targets big four partners
  • ‘Lack of expertise’ driving clients away from accountants
  • Powerhouse Disruptors Join Forces
  • Myths dispelled about debtor finance
  • Sage formally releases new cloud product
  • PwC hires 5 senior partners
  • Offshoring tipped to be accounting 'way of the future'
  • Building Business Advisory Capability in the Digital Age
  • Greens move to force profitable firms into JobKeeper repayment
  • A hot property market provides a great opportunity
  • ATO warns businesses to be SuperStream-ready
  • Major uni set to overhaul accounting degree
  • Is commercial property the golden goose of an investment portfolio?
  • Viable businesses should ‘focus’ as Australia braces for insolvency bump
  • R&D incentives at risk
  • Grant Thornton nabs new partner from PwC
  • Submissions open for Women in Finance Awards 2021
  • Accountants should better incorporate advice into their business structure
  • Grant Thornton partner makes switch to MPR
  • PwC announces big name recruit
  • How to easily gain an edge over your firm’s competitors
  • ‘It slows growth’: Morrison slams Victorian budget
  • Cloud v on-premises - what's good for business?
  • Consolidation driven by client expectations, says KPMG
  • Mid-tier ventures into new service line
  • A new way for Accountants to find clientele & generate additional income
  • What accountants should know about debtor finance
  • ‘Real need’ for accountants to ramp up sales expertise
  • From accountant to strategic advisor: 4 ways you can exceed client expectations
  • ‘The jobseeker shopping list has changed’: Accountants favour hybrid work post-COVID
  • Research reveals big opportunity for accountants
  • SME retirement plans in jeopardy, research finds
  • Former director charged after ASIC investigation
  • Tax concessions and business real property
  • ‘Flood’ of new grads, job seekers missing the mark
  • Why smarter content can lead to a smarter practice
  • Unemployment rate falls to 5.5% post-JobKeeper
  • Training requirements confusing accountants
  • Xero announces change to leadership team
  • Industry sees spike in firm sales
  • How to future-proof your practice by becoming a ‘365 firm’
  • Victoria commits $7.1bn to hospitals and healthcare
  • Moula confirms key partnership for Business Advisory Day
  • Mid-tier flags pervasive client capacity issues
  • Employers urged to brace for SG increase on 1 July
  • Deloitte poaches PwC partner
  • Uni hits out at national accounting education standards
  • Computer analyst denied $2.9k penalty relief
  • Former Crowe Horwath exec lands at BDO
  • Research reveals advice opportunities for accountants
  • I'm not on the cloud
  • Reckon partners with Refund Manager to streamline return refunds
  • Independence key to licensing decision
  • Most sought-after accounting services revealed
  • No, I don’t think my firm is more efficient.
  • JobKeeper fallout overstated, Treasury reveals
  • Former KPMG, GT partner to lead new Sydney practice
  • Accounting skillset ‘in demand’ at executive, board level
  • Yes, the cloud has made my firm more efficient
  • ASIC disqualifies director over illegal phoenix behaviour
  • Accountants believe 'their career prospects have stagnated'
  • Xero attributes losses to system changes
  • Online accounting – Critical for small business
  • Scrapped SG threshold to increase administrative burden for small business
  • Accountants come out on top in new research
  • 4 practical tips to transform your firm into a business advisory
  • Accountants should seize upon financial advice to add value
  • ACCSR releases white paper on materiality
  • PwC unveils new global chairman
  • Accounting firms becoming ‘takeover targets’
  • What your small business clients want you to know: Small business influencers and government officials debate
  • Xero scores subscriber surge despite slowed revenue
  • Senior bureaucrat joins Deloitte
  • The Power of Advisory Services
  • Labor vows to criminalise wage theft
  • Big 4 firm releases damning report on gender discrimination
  • Independent watchdog to scrutinise ASIC, APRA
  • IPA calls for small business finance guarantee
  • Recruiter points to new skills eyed by accounting firms
  • Are you making the right recommendations to your clients?
  • 1 in 5 small businesses left in the dust of digitisation
  • MYOB finds late payments hitting SMEs hard
  • Accounting and Millennial Entrepreneurs: how to serve the generation redefining business
  • Australian Accounting Awards 2021 finalists revealed
  • New finance option for SMEs
  • Accounting firms taking ‘fire sale’ prices
  • Portals are your clients' business
  • Accountants react to big spending, short-term budget
  • Accountants seeking greater ‘sense of purpose’
  • Advisory is for EVERY client
  • Businesses stall on payment times as credit enquiries rise
  • Traditional accounting revenues 'immediately at risk'
  • Research house introduces targeted reports for accountants
  • Business confidence hits 7-year high
  • Xero announces first platinum partner in Africa
  • Findex launches new service ahead of future projects
  • Small business Budget good news for accountants
  • ‘A historic opportunity’: Frydenberg doubles down on employment
  • Hockey announces accelerated depreciation measure
  • Taking Your Clients to the Cloud
  • Research reveals key to ‘high-performing’ firms
  • Victorian man charged over failure to disclose bankruptcy
  • SMEs report cash flow concerns
  • Is your practice future-ready?
  • End of JobKeeper unlikely to slow employment growth: RBA
  • Reckon launches free invoicing app
  • So you’re an accountant… It’s 2016, and are you still surrounded by reams and reams of paper?
  • Government introduces lifeline to first home buyers
  • Intuit beefs up partner program
  • PKF nabs former EY director
  • Have you got your BEPS Monster under control?
  • Government splashes $15.3m to drive e-invoicing adoption
  • Rule changes see business owners turn to SMSFs
  • Short term business loans - 4 myths busted
  • Accountants dissatisfied with industry bodies
  • New myGov scam surfaces
  • IPA welcomes govt's small business package
  • The move to from Electronic Lodgment Service (ELS) to Practitioner Lodgment Service (PLS)
  • Deloitte warns economic 'bubbles are bubbling'
  • Government announces $1.2bn digitisation package
  • Short term loans – bank vs non-bank – what’s the go?
  • ASIC tells accountants: expect delays until 2017
  • Saasu, Westpac announce exclusive partnership
  • Short Term Loans - Exits 101
  • Serious lag in accounting education
  • Australian workforce tipped for volatility as workers seek flexibility: EY
  • Xero offers new conversion tool
  • Winners of the Australian Accounting Awards revealed
  • Small business tasked to create 210,000 new jobs to stimulate economy
  • Smarter Business Software - Just How Quickly?
  • Accountants losing out in fees ‘across the board’
  • Accountant charged over bankruptcy fraud advice
  • Automation is 'not change to fear', says Reckon
  • Smarter Business Software - There Is A Smarter Way
  • Partnership model to keep ‘falling away’
  • Advisory group nabs former BDO partner
  • Planners seek accounting ties despite battle lines
  • Oracle NetSuite announces partnership with mid-tier firm
  • CAANZ outlines Budget wish list
  • How to differentiate your firm
  • Government introduces $10bn reinsurance pool for Northern Australians
  • Cor Cordis hires former ANZ exec
  • Smarter Business Software - Put Your Clients in the Picture
  • Compliance debate ‘stimulated’ by vested interests
  • Accounting jobs most at risk from automation, warns PwC
  • Financial services group ups investment in accounting industry
  • Premier Investments to return $15.6m portion of JobKeeper
  • MYOB valued at over $2.5bn
  • Apps for Accountants: Don’t get left behind!
  • Big four firm flags fee shake-up
  • Frydenberg reveals $1.7bn childcare package ahead of job-focused budget
  • Xero responds to ASX questions on disclosure practices
  • By the Numbers: Think 1300 to Boost Your Image and Reach Small Accountancy Business?
  • Accounting sector losing ‘war’ for talent
  • Businesses feeling ‘adverse’ impacts of COVID-safe measures: ABS
  • Leave dividend imputation alone, says RSM Bird Cameron
  • ‘Thousands’ of accounting grads lacking necessary skills
  • PKF appoints new business intelligence lead
  • Accountants pushed on fee shakeup to avoid ‘nails in coffin’
  • Accountants’ confidence at 6-year highs: CBA
  • APESB calls for comment on due diligence committee requirements
  • EY appoints new sustainability business leader
  • The Accountancy App Revolution Comes to Australia
  • Research reveals recruitment challenges for accounting
  • CCH hires former Reckon leader
  • Are banks leaving your clients in the lurch?
  • Accountants ‘number one’ choice in key advice areas
  • Pandemic toil sees accountants earn small business $45.3bn
  • Public perception of accountants at rock-bottom
  • Accountants missing ‘huge’ revenue opportunity
  • Company directors to face ‘headaches’ over payment times regime
  • Mid-tier warns SMEs vulnerable to ‘fatal’ disruption
  • SMEs considering non-bank financing options at new high: Scotpac
  • Accountancy jobs market hits two-year high
  • 'New model of collaboration' touted to Aussie SMEs
  • Pre-insolvency adviser charged over illegal phoenix activity
  • Accountants urged to choose licence wisely
  • More evidence of advice opportunity for accountants
  • Rapid growth prompts Intuit move
  • Accountants not lagging on licensing, trainer argues
  • Victorian ombudsman finds 12,000 businesses ‘unfairly denied’ COVID-19 grants
  • Receipt Bank launches Apple Watch bookkeeping app
  • Accountants risk clients ‘voting with their feet’
  • Business confidence drops in Q1
  • Australian Accounting Awards finalists revealed
  • Xero announces triple digit revenue growth
  • Jail sentence for head of collapsed debenture issuer
  • Victorian director charged with breaching duties
  • Reckon announces leadership shake-up
  • Accountants' appetite for robo-advice spikes
  • Vaccine rollout key to Australia’s economic recovery
  • Govt proposes CGT changes
  • Accountants self-sabotaging their job search
  • KPMG confirms 4% pandemic bonus
  • Reckon announces major update
  • Countplus concedes conditions 'challenging' for accounting team
  • Aussie SMEs resistant to global marketplace
  • CFO optimism surging, says Deloitte
  • Accounting salaries stall despite industry growth
  • Morrison reveals deregulation plan to save businesses $430m
  • SMEs 'frustrated' by Australia's online providers
  • ‘Extremely risky’ bank request on the rise, accountants warned
  • ‘Low action’ from accountants on big business opportunity
  • Xero, NAB announce 'landmark partnership'
  • Mid-tier looks to boost, shake up divisions in FY16-17
  • MYOB to integrate lending solution
  • Submissions closing soon for Australian Accounting Awards 2016
  • Non-aligned advice firm offers licensing option
  • Accounting director hit with ASIC disqualification
  • ‘More Australians in work than ever before’: Frydenberg
  • Xero releases new re-code feature
  • Accounting body warns on dangers of remaining ‘insular’
  • ASIC extends COVID-19 record of advice relief
  • Financial services to face ‘massive upheaval’
  • Australian Accounting Awards 2021 shaping up to be closely contested
  • Reckon confirms key partnership for Australian Accounting Awards
  • PwC ramps up push for diversity among partners
  • APESB launches standards app
  • Branson gives SMEs business-building insight
  • Work-life balance still a challenge for accountants
  • CAANZ partners with Bstar to offer advisory course
  • Accounting bodies rated in new ethics research
  • Business conditions surge to record high in March: NAB
  • Accountants outperform other SMSF business models
  • Sage enjoys customer surge
  • Accountants facing roadblocks to referral partnerships
  • PwC announces high-profile hires
  • EY tips Aussie entrepreneurs for hiring spree
  • Calls for JobKeeper’s return mount in the face of vaccine delays
  • Specialist SMSF business unit announced
  • Accountants have upper hand in salary negotiations, research finds
  • Cash-skimming businessman sees penalty appeal rejected
  • Hold ups with 500-plus accounting licences
  • Corporate and domestic travel key to tourism recovery: Deloitte
  • Deloitte warns accountants on offshoring
  • Pitcher Partners eyes further global growth
  • TPB defends termination process
  • Research shows climbing dissatisfaction with accountants
  • Accountant denied readmission to CA ANZ following sexual harassment
  • Xero announces big partner in Asia
  • New research ‘throws out’ conventions on Millennials
  • Crowe Horwath state leader stands down
  • Tension increasing in strong jobs market
  • Fair Work Ombudsman’s surprise audit recovers $580,000 in unpaid wages
  • Economic think tank calls for 'Buffett Rule'
  • Small businesses not seeking accountants' advice
  • KPMG shakes up retirement age policy
  • Insolvency firm branches out into corporate advice
  • Mid-tier practices struggling to keep pace, says Deloitte
  • Crowe Horwath owners announce big name recruits
  • Boutique firm targets aspiring philanthropists
  • Accountants responding to changing environment, says CBA
  • Small business revenue bounces back to pre-pandemic levels
  • Firms partner on accountants licensing service
  • Small businesses to play 'vital' role in election
  • AASB finalises amendments to AASB 124
  • Professional development key to recruiting good staff
  • Treasury reveals director ID deadline
  • Accountants still cautious of move to the cloud, says Sage
  • Businesses failing on data security
  • JobMaker in need of a rethink: BDO
  • TPB cancels accounting association's registration
  • Accountancy 'thriving' in an evolving landscape
  • ASIC throws hands up at levy
  • MYOB reveals price range, dates for IPO
  • Moore Stephens defends its Australian operations
  • Brisbane to enter 3-day lockdown
  • EY state leader announces retirement
  • International body announces new partnership
  • Small business still uncertain of recovery as JobKeeper ends
  • Non-aligned licensee offers accountants licence
  • Government extends another COVID-19 lifeline to the arts
  • Grant Thornton steps up commitment to flexibility
  • Businesses wean themselves off government support as conditions improve
  • Sage enters small business software race
  • Merger to create third largest accounting association
  • Premier Investments defies calls to repay JobKeeper
  • Xero announces another milestone
  • Accountants advised on outsourcing quality problems
  • Up to 150,000 jobs could be lost when JobKeeper ends: Treasury
  • Accountant fleeces $780,000 from Indigenous organisations
  • Mid-tier firm names new business advisory director
  • Referral relationships 'part and parcel' of licensing process, says industry expert
  • Insolvency comparison site launched
  • SME revenue hits highest level in 4 years
  • EY reveals more Aus executives believe corruption is widespread
  • Leadership shake-up continues at Deloitte
  • Australian small businesses remain in the ‘digital dark ages’
  • Gen X and Y threaten accounting business models
  • Accounting profession in the midst of 'watershed moment'
  • Sydney man charged over $3m GST fraud
  • Experts dismiss automation as a threat
  • SMEs reveal accountant expectations
  • UK moves to break up big 4 audit dominance
  • Short-term lender expands SME offering
  • ‘Money doesn’t grow on trees’: Hume wavers on SG increase
  • Auditflow partners with GAAP
  • Accountants set for pay rise in 2016
  • Government extends SME responsible lending exemption
  • New advisory practice to 'disrupt' M&A firms
  • Mid-tier unveils new approach to client service
  • Accountants ‘worth their weight in gold’
  • ASX 300 reap profits from JobKeeper
  • Xero releases features to boost productivity
  • ‘JobKeeper must come to an end’: Employment bounces back to a pre-pandemic level
  • Cloud-based R&D solution released
  • ASIC stern in enforcement warning to accountants
  • Small businesses should have easier access to finance: ASBFEO, RBA
  • SMEs flag pay rises despite customer growth concerns
  • Accountants warned on consequences of licensee decision
  • Businesses fight over talent as 7 out of 10 look to bump up salaries
  • Sage launches expense management app
  • Industry gripped by ‘pool of underdeveloped professionals'
  • ‘A strong acknowledgment’: Australians give accountants vote of confidence
  • Deloitte names new NSW lead
  • Accounting employment continues to climb
  • Treasurer sends warning to premiers as JobKeeper ends
  • Graduates affected by proposed HECS revision
  • ‘Don’t cancel your Christmas holidays for STP Phase 2’
  • Smithink, CAANZ form strategic partnership
  • Wealth management arms a deterrent to buyers, says broker
  • Treasury reveals director ID regime details
  • SMEs wary of outside advice
  • New accounting laws to affect Australian business, says leading law firm
  • Company auditors hit hard under ‘short-sighted’ ASIC levy hike
  • Boutique proclaims benefits of philanthropy
  • Top Melbourne firm to join Deloitte
  • Burgeoning opportunities for client/accountant relationship, says Intuit
  • New business advisory firm launched
  • Two thirds of SMEs relying on personal finance to fund business
  • Industry lashes out at gender discrimination report
  • SME loan scheme expansion only addresses symptoms: CPA Australia
  • Businesses cannot meet ATO obligations, warns AAT
  • Growth opportunities appearing for accountants
  • Businesses should start succession planning, says small business ombudsman
  • New QuickBooks integration to streamline bookkeeping
  • ASIC continues auditor crackdown
  • NFPs too vulnerable to policy change, warns Pitcher Partners
  • Australian accountants primed to unlock advisory offerings
  • Australian Accounting Awards 2021 nominations now open
  • Female accountants still subjected to discrimination
  • Financial complaints ombudsman details COVID-19 disputes
  • Intuit announces bitcoin integration
  • Advisory skills not just for partners
  • More than 100,000 jobs will be lost post-JobKeeper: CBA
  • Former company director charged with fraud
  • Kaplan launches new licensing course
  • Morrison government unveils post-JobKeeper stimulus package
  • Exposure draft released to establish new ombudsman
  • Insolvencies spike by 61% in February
  • Accountants and planners ‘turf war' set to escalate
  • Business confidence at 10-year high: NAB
  • Advisory firm unveils new service offering
  • Labor to force companies to disclose gender pay gap
  • Business confidence falls in February
  • Post-JobKeeper support to be announced ‘within days’
  • EY tips increase in divestment
  • Expert tells accountants to make peace with planners
  • Inside the Dover judgment
  • CAANZ applauds government decision to retain the ACNC
  • ‘Monster levy’: Accounting bodies slam ASIC fee hike
  • Demand for accountants tipped to spike
  • AFP executes search warrants on insolvency adviser, trustee
  • Perpetual bolsters accountant offering
  • MYOB upgrades payments tool
  • FoFA amendments pass Parliament
  • ‘Call a spade a spade’: Industry body urges renaming of general advice
  • New report to provide small businesses international insight
  • Deloitte reinvents graduate recruitment process
  • Partner profits reach record highs in 2020
  • Mid-tier announces rebrand
  • Firms to ‘strongly encourage’ staff to get jabbed
  • Easton set to buy into as many as 30 firms
  • KPMG UK axes dozens of partners
  • Pitcher Partners says smaller firms to profit from mid-market M&A
  • ASIC concludes ABC Learning investigation
  • Harvey Norman hangs on to JobKeeper as profits double
  • Minister predicts opportunity for small business
  • Graduates encouraged to look to ‘competitive’ smaller firms
  • HLB Mann Judd launches new firm
  • Nixon urges accountants to seek further education
  • Big 4 urges government to slow ‘inevitable’ push towards e-invoicing
  • Accounting firm to front court over underpayment claims
  • KPMG offers COVID-19 ‘thank-you payment’, repays portion of salary cuts
  • RSM poaches partner to build new division
  • Accountants risk forgoing licensing until 2019
  • ‘Demand for accounting professionals outstrips supply’
  • Wealth firm hires from PwC, CBA
  • Big four put on notice by former Deloitte CEO
  • Financial statements contain ‘no consideration’ for investors, says Crowe Horwath
  • CountPlus sees profits jump following recent acquisitions
  • Accountants told to embrace value pricing
  • Accounting industry flaunts graduate numbers
  • JobSeeker set for permanent $50 increase
  • Smaller firms struggling to hire star talent, says Smithink
  • Talent management a major concern, says CFO
  • Businesses can’t force staff to be vaccinated: Fair Work
  • Millennials have put employers on notice, says Deloitte
  • Business confidence falls to two-year low
  • Accountants lack confidence to offer advisory services, research claims
  • Countplus launches new accounting business
  • Victoria rolls out cash grants for businesses affected by snap lockdown
  • Offshoring to impact jobs market in 2016, survey claims
  • Only 5% of businesses still with deferred loans: ABA
  • MYOB CEO quells competency crisis
  • Unemployment falls with the creation of 29k new jobs
  • Bouris tips new advisory event to drive industry change
  • ‘Businesses are being treated as an afterthought’: CPA Australia calls for lockdown support
  • CAANZ calls for more action on gender equality
  • RSM reveals professional development plans for 2016
  • Ex-PPB Advisory partner suspended for fabricating documents to ASIC
  • KPMG opens new office, flags big recruitment drive
  • Government warned against making bankruptcy an ‘attractive option’
  • MYOB announces massive growth, flags new accountants' portal
  • 'Information overload' could alienate clients, warns expert
  • Bentleys calls on govt to cut compliance cost
  • Accountants facing succession crisis, claims business broker
  • Treasury considers five-fold increase to statutory demand threshold
  • Pricing can't be set and forget, warns Cox Partners
  • 12% SG rise a right idea at a wrong time, says CA ANZ
  • Sage announces new tool for accountants
  • Aussie small business lagging behind Asia-Pac
  • ASIC permanently bans former financial adviser
  • Accountants told to mind their HR
  • RSM Bird Cameron outlines tips for selling a business
  • Goodwill model 'losing its appeal'
  • Former accountant convicted of fraud appeals charges
  • Accountants afraid to blow the whistle, claims new research
  • Crowe Horwath warns on costs of poor customs compliance
  • Research reveals 'pressing need' for business advisory
  • Post-JobKeeper jitters hitting small-business owners: Survey
  • Chinese opportunities aplenty for accountants
  • How Sydney’s phony adviser pulled off her scam
  • Opportunity knocking for accountants, says Intuit
  • Accountants ‘ready and willing’ to remain loyal
  • Accountant advice scheme crucial post-JobKeeper, government told
  • Accountants 'not so squeaky clean', claims new research
  • Worsening payment times in one industry threatens recovery, data shows
  • Gold Coast accountant sentenced
  • Referrals can ‘escalate accountants downwards’
  • Mazars global income rises by 7.8%
  • Automation key for staff retention
  • BDO strengthens commitment to female partners
  • Financial advice fees jump over 20%
  • Nick Scali repays $3.6m in JobKeeper subsidies
  • AFP seizes $15.8m from Plutus Payroll founder
  • NSW, WA governments announce new grants post-lockdown
  • Director whose companies racked up $84m debt cops ASIC disqualification
  • KPMG partner defects to Grant Thornton
  • New firm offers accountants licensing assistance
  • Government mulls HECS-style business loans
  • Industry leader slams automation talk
  • Survey reveals small business pessimism
  • RBA backs JobKeeper end
  • AASB seeks to clarify debt classification
  • Auditor-General launches JobKeeper audit
  • Australia's place in G20 at risk, warns PwC
  • RBA makes first cash rate call of the year
  • SPAA slammed for rebrand
  • 'Anything that can be automated will be,' warns Xero
  • ASBFEO issues call to register assets ahead of insolvency spike
  • Online dating for graduate hires: How a recruitment firm is changing the game
  • MYOB adds smart bills feature
  • R&D tax changes to impact small business
  • Mandate e-invoicing, says MYOB
  • SPAA changes name but denies new direction
  • Labor demands JobKeeper inquiry as corporates hand back wage subsidies
  • US firm follows Deloitte Australia's lead
  • ASIC sounds warning around high-yield bond scams
  • ‘Unreasonable onus’: Accountants push back against proposed registration requirement
  • Reckon announces solid growth
  • MYOB predicts holograms and mind control
  • ‘Unconscious bias can impact accounting profession in the long term’
  • EY targets net zero by 2025
  • Topdocs, Class announce new integrations
  • Bentleys recognised for cloud solutions
  • One-off travel agent grant sees $33m paid out
  • 50,000 Aussies back in work as unemployment falls to 6.6%
  • Prominent firm joins MGI network
  • Adviser body calls for new ASIC advice unit
  • Small businesses lay bare funding frustrations as cash flow storm looms
  • ShineWing flags major expansion across Australia
  • NSW opens Dine & Discover voucher registrations for businesses
  • Managers, employees split on expectations of hybrid work
  • New Deloitte CEO names leadership team
  • ASIC bans former financial adviser
  • BDO laments lack of political commitment
  • AASB working to limit 'disclosure overload'
  • Accountants brace for more after a ‘really tough year’
  • Hays tips increased hiring through 2015
  • Attorney-General floats bankruptcy changes, tougher sanctions against untrustworthy advisers
  • Business confidence falls on political uncertainty
  • Illegal phoenix activity sees Victorian director disqualified
  • Private sector bureaucracy costing business more, says Deloitte
  • Ombudsman pushes for HECS-style loans for small businesses
  • EY announces changes to leadership team
  • Xero makes more changes to leadership team
  • TPB issues reminder over PI insurance
  • Deloitte poaches GT partner
  • Accountants warned 'job hopping' will derail career
  • Toyota returns $18m in JobKeeper payments
  • Pepper calls on accountants and brokers to embrace relationship
  • Payment times improve despite COVID-19 threat
  • RSM tells businesses to consider ERF auction
  • Businesses from ‘accountants to zoos’ demanding end to JobKeeper: Acting PM
  • MYOB launches new cloud-based product
  • Retail turnover spikes as Australians spend big in November
  • Intuit expands its Australian presence
  • Accounting industry's Australia Day Honours recipients revealed
  • MYOB hits client milestones
  • BGL tells accountants to stick to strategic advice
  • Small business insolvency reforms now in place
  • Industry must change to value-billing, says Reckon
  • Survey shows accountants moving towards mFund
  • FASEA wind-up unlikely to see standards change, advisers told
  • Xero announces new workflow feature
  • The top 5 Accountants Daily stories for 2020 revealed
  • Low rates creating class of 'zombie' companies
  • 10 to 6: Accountants Daily’s biggest stories for 2020
  • CEO optimism up despite concerns, says PwC
  • Insolvency firm launches new Asia desk
  • New audit standards are 'game-changing', says PwC
  • Big 4 crowned top workplace for dads
  • Australian business pessimistic after tough Christmas
  • Accounting demand tripled during pandemic, survey finds
  • Hybrid working model ideal, survey finds
  • RSM Bird Cameron poaches EY partner
  • Reckon dismisses accountants' fears
  • Ombudsman data foreshadows challenging future for small businesses
  • Xero hits $1.5bn milestone
  • 23 days late: Accounting firms face growing debtor days
  • Pitcher Partners responds to ESS changes
  • COVID-19 inquiry takes aim at JobKeeper exclusions
  • Govt moves on employee share schemes
  • Canning of FASEA to bring new prominence to ASIC
  • Findex reveals plans for Crowe Horwath
  • Smithink warns firms to start changing now
  • Government winds up FASEA
  • Major banks falling behind on business satisfaction
  • Deloitte and Freedom Foods Group hit with class action
  • Deloitte expects international retailers to target Aussie market
  • RSM records big spike in fee income
  • Former ASX-listed company accountant faces multiple stealing charges
  • Hays tips strong demand for accountants in 2015
  • Women outpace men on COVID-19 financial recovery
  • SPAA calls for higher adviser education standards
  • $10k cash ban bill killed in the Senate
  • Winners of the Accountants Daily 30 Under 30 2020 revealed
  • Accounting firm inks agreement with insurance broker network
  • SMEs facing New Year's cash flow challenge
  • Crowe Horwath takeover finalised
  • RSM Bird Cameron boosts Canberra office
  • Attack on compliance a great opportunity, says Fortnum
  • Queensland hands down state budget
  • Xero announces executive team shake-up
  • Outdated court system doesn’t work for small businesses, says ASBFEO
  • Treasurer hails economic recovery as 2 million Australians drop off JobKeeper
  • CAANZ signs trans-Tasman MoU
  • ‘Earthquake’ headed to core of accounting industry
  • TPB highlights risky agent behaviour ahead of crackdown
  • KPMG responds to transfer pricing ruling
  • Accountants see surge in ethics ranking
  • EY tips M&A activity to surge in 2015
  • Advice firm defends LRBAs for SME owners
  • Big four backs e-invoicing push
  • Australian Accounting Awards: Winners announced
  • Government mulls mandatory e-invoicing adoption for all businesses
  • Accountancy award winners announced today
  • Lessons from the GFC: RBA cautions against ‘removing stimulus too early’
  • Moore Stephens loses Melbourne office
  • Accountants business funding guide gets COVID update
  • Xero announces new release
  • Accountants want more from industry bodies
  • Gold Coast accountant faces Federal Court action
  • Chan & Naylor calls for wider economic action
  • Accountants set for return to the office in Victoria
  • Finalists revealed for the 30 Under 30 Awards 2020
  • Pitcher Partners issues warning after MYEFO
  • Business revenues up, confidence rises: ABS
  • RSM Bird Cameron says insolvencies to rise
  • ‘Lower working life income’: Treasurer hints at SG increase pause
  • Findex gets Crowe Horwath for $200m
  • Deloitte repays pandemic pay cuts
  • ASIC to re-examine limited advice model
  • A third of CEOs don't rate CFO performance
  • Victoria launches small business digital rebate
  • Xero to utilise customer data
  • Small business insolvency reforms land in Parliament
  • Deloitte names new leader
  • Insolvent trading protections end in 50 days, warns insolvency firm
  • Deloitte forms alliance to boost service offering
  • KPMG announces strong revenue growth
  • Business confidence surges in November
  • KPMG announces new alliance
  • Australian businesses soaring towards the cloud
  • EY analysis points to prolonged economic recovery period
  • New head of Treasury announced
  • SMEs to benefit from additional funding options
  • Accounting firm cops fine in accessorial liability case
  • Poor planning is costing SME owners millions, warns William Buck
  • Major bank cuts rate on business, home loans
  • Operating margins expected to rise
  • RBA hands down rate decision on Cup Day
  • New SME lending platform announced
  • AFSA sounds dodgy adviser warning ahead of insolvency wave
  • Pitcher Partners announces new practice
  • Finance teams take on broader roles but lack resources
  • Xero forms start-up partnership
  • Payment Times Reporting Scheme begins to take shape
  • Grant Thornton sells service line
  • RBA hints at end of recession, CPI lifts
  • Former Bondi accounting firm hit with $30k fine
  • CBA names new business banking leader
  • JobMaker ‘highly discriminative’ to small businesses, sole traders: IPA
  • Last chance to expand into Asia, says PwC
  • What Melbourne’s reopening means for accountants and bookkeepers
  • MYOB announces leadership shake-up
  • Businesses push for reopening as Victoria records no new coronavirus cases
  • Gender inequality apparent in financial services
  • Global opportunities for Australian businesses
  • ASIC chair steps aside pending investigation
  • Succession advisory breaks into US market
  • PwC urges change in the retail sector
  • 1 in 5 businesses seeking credit as revenues stabilise: ABS
  • Deloitte unveils big name recruit
  • Mazars unveils global rebrand
  • Flexible hours viewed as ‘career suicide’ for women in accounting, says university research
  • Small-business lending going swimmingly, says ABA
  • Firms getting fee changes wrong, says Smithink
  • Sterling crowned Business Publishing Company of the Year
  • $135k in overinflated work-related deductions see agent terminated
  • Saasu launches cash flow forecasting tool
  • Hayes Knight says accountants avoiding institutional 'stigma'
  • Reckon dismisses automation threat
  • ‘Inexplicable and unacceptable’: Melbourne accounting firms face reopening delays
  • PwC partners with the Property Council
  • Administrations rise as zombie firms accept reality
  • MGI brings new Melbourne practice on board
  • Top accounting firms unite to tackle mental health
  • MYOB launches new smartphone app
  • ‘Clear frustration’ as Daniel Andrews reconsiders lifting business restrictions
  • Xero, Intuit launch start-up programs
  • William Buck warns business owners are missing out
  • KPMG announces strategic partnership
  • Big business payment times set to be made transparent under new law
  • EY announces new Oceania CEO
  • Morrison government fronted on $1.5bn accountant advice scheme
  • Two-speed economy hitting SMEs, says MYOB
  • Government reveals $800m digital business plan
  • EY names new SA managing partner
  • Mid-tier firm wins CBA compliance contract
  • Investment allowance a ‘short term fix’
  • Will responsible lending reforms help small businesses?
  • Walker Wayland partners with IP experts
  • ‘We’re all in this together’: Profession braces for JobKeeper workload
  • ATO ruling to hit mid-sized businesses
  • Skilled accountants in high demand
  • Property investors seek accountants' advice
  • RBA open to new record-low rate
  • Fortnum targets accountants with licensing and coaching offer
  • Security and functionality key to cloud investment
  • New compliance program to target apprentices on wage subsidy
  • Accountants told to take time with licensing applications
  • 5km rule clarified for Melbourne accountants, bookkeepers
  • EY names family office lead partner
  • JobSeeker cuts will cost economy $31bn, says Deloitte
  • Victoria unveils $3bn ‘biggest package of business support’
  • 7 in 10 use cloud-based accounting: report
  • Deloitte stresses 'mounting' client retirement risks
  • Support for delaying SG increase gains ground
  • Winners revealed for 2020 Women in Finance Awards
  • Accountants Daily Strategy Week Day 3 wrap-up: The insolvency tsunami and further banking support
  • EY report sheds new light on cybersecurity threat
  • ASIC refuses to back down from disqualification decision
  • TPB flags further ‘significant’ budget cuts
  • ‘Astonishing collapse’ on the horizon as zombie companies spike
  • Key Bill for CAANZ amalgamation passes
  • Accountants Daily Strategy Week Day 2 wrap-up: Prioritising mental health and self-care
  • Accountants have ‘heads in the sand’ on licensing
  • Details of PwC-Google JV revealed
  • Accountants Daily Strategy Week Day 1 wrap-up: Building a cash war chest and keeping things agile
  • Federal Court case gives insight into sole purpose test
  • ‘Kicking the can down the road’: Insolvency relief measures extended
  • Accounting firm talks up family trusts
  • CPA Australia presses Daniel Andrews for business support
  • Mid-tier firm announces new corporate hire
  • Melbourne accounting firms forced to stay shut for 2 more months
  • Accounting giant teams up with Google
  • Former BAS agent sees jail time over $180k fraud
  • Big businesses forced to publicly disclose payment terms
  • Wealth group sees surge in accountant enquiries
  • Australia enters first recession in almost 30 years
  • MYOB buys into ERP provider
  • Opposition blasts government ‘failure’ on FASEA
  • BDO names five new partners
  • Payment times transparency will not solve small-business woes, says Labor
  • PwC launches online portal for SMEs
  • Financial adviser charged over $1m fraud
  • RSM Bird Cameron outlines NDIS strategy
  • ‘Excessive, disproportionate’: Government called to slash professional fees
  • Intuit announces new QuickBooks product
  • 1 in 3 businesses will struggle to pay bills: ABS
  • Accountants double down on professional advice funding
  • MYOB to put practice solutions in the cloud
  • US-style debtor-led bankruptcy arrangement risky, government warned
  • Account for September deferred payments now, businesses warned
  • Deloitte announces latest big name recruit
  • Tribunal grants stay on unauthorised portal access termination
  • Q&A: Paul Bloxham discusses the state of the economy
  • Family businesses optimistic despite facing growth risks
  • AAT refuses long-time agent’s plea
  • 1 in 4 businesses rejected for new loans
  • Online licensing tool launched for accountants
  • ASBFEO resolves two-thirds of disputes before legal action
  • ‘There will be failures’: RBA’s Philip Lowe sounds insolvency warning
  • Former Labor minister joins EY
  • Count warns of capacity risks for licensing
  • High Court rules in favour of employers on personal leave accruals
  • Xero named most innovative
  • Finance professionals most concerned about returning to the office
  • Former Deloitte partner joins Moore Stephens
  • Accountants push for lockdown deal despite growing silence
  • William Buck calls for insurance change
  • ASIC defends industry fund general advice use
  • AccountantsDaily to launch Australian Accounting Awards
  • Reckon unveils merger off the back of steady results
  • Accounting firms act on licensing
  • TPB ramps up terminations with 129% spike
  • Smart SMEs utilise data, says Deloitte
  • How this Melbourne accountant is thriving in lockdown
  • SMEs growing dissatisfied with government
  • Economic recovery could be slower than anticipated: RBA
  • Part-selling small businesses on the rise
  • Women in Finance Awards 2020 finalists revealed
  • Chan & Naylor announces new joint venture partner
  • RBA rate announcement - October 2014
  • Business owners to benefit from virtual event
  • Accountants warned 'the end could be nigh'
  • EY grows revenue by 13% amid downturn
  • More accounting groups to enter mortgage space
  • Profession appeals for stage 4 workaround arrangements
  • PwC warns accountants on risk complacency
  • Women in Finance Awards 2020: Small Business Adviser of the Year finalists revealed
  • Accountants’ cloud security fears ‘overblown’
  • Revenue optimism takes a hit as restrictions return
  • Still ‘all talk, no action’ with limited licensing
  • Former financial adviser’s ‘Ponzi scheme’ ends with 6-year jail term
  • PwC posts flat revenue of $2.6bn for FY20
  • Major accounting firm inks deal with mortgage group
  • Melbourne accountants, bookkeepers forced to shutter
  • Accountants key to longevity-risk discussion, says Deloitte
  • Victorian accountants sweat on stage 4 lockdown announcement
  • Fully automated audits on the horizon
  • EY announces revenue spike
  • Opportunities for Australian businesses in Asia
  • Accountants not happy with industry bodies
  • SMEs contemplate insolvency options as fears set in
  • Q&A: Lynne Roeder from Hays discusses the job market
  • MYOB, Xero in fight for clients
  • Unveiling the new Accountants Daily Strategy Week
  • MYOB reaches record milestone
  • Deloitte announces record revenues
  • Government seeks fresh input ahead of October budget
  • Empowering a leader key to firm success
  • Increased SME borrowing a ‘green shoot’ for the economy, says ABA
  • One-third of listed companies in 'serious financial strife'
  • COVID-19 ‘exacerbating’ exodus of advisers from industry
  • 2.5m workers to be weaned off JobKeeper
  • SMEs building their business pipeline
  • ASIC to review responsible lending guidance
  • AFP busts $17m payroll money laundering scheme
  • ASBFEO calls for accountant advice for struggling businesses
  • Professional bodies strengthen ties with India
  • JobKeeper 2.0 payments, eligibility revealed
  • Xero announces senior hires
  • JobKeeper extended but eligibility and rates to change
  • CAANZ calls for alternative measures of progress
  • SME loan scheme extended, expanded
  • Accountants giving back
  • Clive Palmer charged with fraud, breach of directors’ duties
  • Accountant faces court over lodging false documents
  • Two-thirds of SMEs expect further economic decline; on-time payments to be ‘critical’
  • 90,000 SMEs to benefit from new JobTrainer program
  • Payments provider names new CEO
  • Accountants told to be more proactive in finance
  • Former insolvency partner faces jail time charges
  • RSM Bird Cameron says role of auditor evolving
  • Cloud-based analytics tool launched
  • Lloyd Morgan says accountants must do more
  • Fair Work changes underpayment tack, announces JobKeeper focus
  • Australia to adopt the CRS in 2017
  • Accountants lead mass adviser exit as FY20 wraps up
  • Crowe Horwath profits drop
  • Accountant successfully defends against negligent advice claim
  • Fresh $534m support package for Victorian businesses
  • MYOB takes out mobile app award
  • ‘Keep your eyes wide open’ for zombie firm exodus
  • Accountants warned they could be 'disintermediated'
  • Fund accountant access or risk ‘devastating ramifications’, government told
  • Businesses missing out on $48 billion 'data-dividend'
  • A quarter of small businesses ‘would have struggled’ without accounting support
  • Microbusinesses lacking a plan
  • Banks to extend COVID-19 loan deferrals beyond ‘September cliff’
  • End to accountants' exemption slammed
  • Xero announces reports upgrade
  • RBA reveals July cash rate call
  • High-net-worths positioned to invest in family businesses
  • EY chief executive steps down
  • Deloitte calls for JobTweaker, next COVID wage subsidy
  • HLB Mann Judd outlines common debt levy strategies
  • Major bank falls prey to $8m underpayment
  • Darwin accountant jailed for dodging ASIC appearance
  • Arthur Andersen name to live on
  • Q&A: Tony Fittler talks about opportunities for accountants
  • NSW launches new $3k grants for small businesses
  • ASIC serves up 4-year ban to failed director
  • PwC to tackle 'problems worth solving' in western Sydney
  • Don’t adopt ‘business as usual’ approach, says insolvency expert
  • Opportunity for accountants in mortgages
  • Fair Work takes former accounting firm to court
  • Accountants embodied client-centricity as COVID-19 hit, says new survey
  • PM addresses JobKeeper successor, urges against ‘rushed’ conclusions
  • RBA rate announcement - September 2014
  • EY repays portion of COVID-19 pay cuts
  • Everett assignment guidelines limbo drags on
  • KPMG repays COVID-19 pay cuts on the back of solid FY20 results
  • Business clients urged to contemplate life without JobKeeper
  • Business owners forgoing 'significant' tax benefits
  • JobKeeper changes will ‘erode confidence’, accounting bodies say
  • EY boosts talent and rewards advisory
  • KPMG expands into Greater Western Sydney
  • Deloitte shores up ‘long-term sustainability’ with 700 job cuts
  • Xero launches global add-ons marketplace
  • Mid-tier relaunches financial reporting division
  • Deloitte partners with cancer charity
  • Winners of the Australian Accounting Awards 2020 revealed
  • Scott Morrison deliberates over JobKeeper as jobless rate hits 7.1%
  • Deloitte warns on potential staffing crisis
  • PwC cuts 400 jobs amid ‘significant volatility’
  • MYOB announces record half-year result
  • Submissions open for Women in Finance Awards 2020
  • Scott Morrison personally thanks payroll practitioners
  • Chan & Naylor warns FoFA will be lose-lose
  • Mid-tier facilitates MyHouse sale
  • Xero announces changes to partner program
  • Accountants recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours 2020
  • JobKeeper turned off for childcare sector ahead of midway review
  • Small businesses fail to seek cash-flow management help
  • Xero partners with payments app
  • Mid-tier advisory opens new office
  • TPB proceeds with COVID-19 registration fee hike
  • JobKeeper changes set for 23 July: Frydenberg
  • SME confidence on the rise
  • Directors disqualified over phoenix activity
  • PwC's US firm fined $25 million
  • Australian Accounting Awards not-for-profit accountant and rising star finalists revealed
  • PE firms after Australian retail growth
  • Vale Paul Drum
  • KPMG announces 2013/2014 results
  • Prime Minister flags possible stimulus extension
  • Disparity in accountants' bonuses disappearing
  • Federal Court voids banks’ unfair small-business contracts
  • MYOB buys HR and payroll solutions provider
  • Australian Accounting Awards auditor and network finalists revealed
  • Victorian accountant jailed for illegal investment scheme
  • AFCA reports soaring complaints amid crisis
  • Q&A: Matthew Taylor talks about selling practices
  • RBA governor flags JobKeeper extension
  • Dealer group launches 'simple' licensing solution
  • 7-time bankrupt ends up in jail
  • William Buck is promising 'life-changing results'
  • Survey shows strong demand for accountants
  • Accounting businesses more resilient, report finds
  • Firm fined over misleading statements
  • Fraudulent PAYG summaries see lending officer sentenced
  • Moore Stephens names new partners
  • Bentleys opens new office
  • Australian Accounting Awards bookkeeper and start-up firm finalists revealed
  • Australian Accounting Awards accounting support staff finalists revealed
  • Hayes Knight warns of additional licensing costs
  • Federal Court ruling ‘sinks JobKeeper life raft’
  • Q&A: Amanda Gascoigne talks opportunities and threats
  • Australian Accounting Awards CFO and bookkeeping firm finalists revealed
  • JobKeeper ‘significant errors’ see estimated take-up halved
  • MYOB sends accountants on European adventure
  • Queensland rolls out $10k grants for small businesses
  • PwC warns of JV failure
  • How COVID-19 demonstrates that AI will not replace accountants
  • RBA rate announcement - August 2014
  • Australian Accounting Awards boutique firm and professional development program finalists revealed
  • Mid-tier launches accounting subscription model
  • Network launched for family business adviser
  • Rate of COVID-19 job losses slows
  • William Buck names new directors
  • Banks offer $86bn in new loans
  • Q&A: Economist Shane Oliver discusses business confidence
  • Australian Accounting Awards accounting consultant and wellness program finalists revealed
  • Deloitte announces another big name recruit
  • Workload peaks as profession weathers crisis
  • Australian Accounting Awards thought leader and property specialist accountant finalists revealed
  • RSM Bird Cameron issues warning on audit quality
  • Australian Accounting Awards new partner and young accountant finalists revealed
  • Job losses spike as JobKeeper exceeds capacity
  • IASB issues new standard
  • Now is the time to plan for post-pandemic business recovery
  • Joint bodies look to capitalise on ASIC’s licensing ease
  • PwC reveals strong 2013/2014 results
  • Australian Accounting Awards firm and marketing program finalists revealed
  • KPMG buys boutique firms
  • Incoming insolvency spike could prompt bankruptcy changes
  • Hays tips demand for accountants to spike
  • Australian Accounting Awards public accountant and partner finalists revealed
  • NTAA signs up to advice research service
  • New partnership aims to help business mental health
  • Deloitte names cloud 'pioneer' as new partner
  • Specialised firm tackles spike in COVID-19 fraud
  • EY tells business to improve tax functions
  • Sukkar issues myGov warning to agents
  • Prosperity poaches new director
  • Australian Accounting Awards boutique firm and fast-growing firm finalists revealed
  • HLB Mann Judd names new partners
  • Scott Morrison dismisses JobKeeper speculation
  • Deloitte confident on economic growth
  • ‘A hell of a ride’: The COVID-19 toll on the accounting profession
  • Prime Financial takes 20pc stake in Victorian firm
  • Australian Accounting Awards business advisory firm and diversity program finalists revealed
  • Q&A: Ferdy Ouw discusses accountants' insurance needs
  • Loan deferrals surge past $200bn
  • Goyder chairs B20 summit in Sydney
  • How businesses across Australia will reopen
  • MYOB upgrades its online portal
  • JobKeeper reimbursement to hit 728,000 businesses
  • Politics hits CFO confidence: Deloitte
  • COVID-19 puts 1 million out of work
  • JobKeeper ineligibility limiting take-up: ABS
  • Mid-tier secures COVID-19 advice partnership
  • Opportunities for accountants in Asia: CAANZ
  • $7.1bn paid in early release scheme: ASFA
  • The ATO and ASBFEO explain how the JobKeeper affects your business
  • Professional bodies release record of advice template
  • Brogden to leave FSC
  • Xerocon cancelled in light of COVID-19
  • Crowe Horwath names new leaders
  • Q&A: Vicki Stylianou discusses licensing for accountants
  • Former Union boss Paul Howes joins KPMG
  • BDO announces new partners
  • ‘Not rivers of gold’: Government pushed on accountant voucher scheme
  • Deloitte partner lands global role
  • Treasurer hauls major banks to the table on JobKeeper bridging finance
  • Hays warns of shift to short-term contracts
  • COVID-19 claims 6% of jobs in 3 weeks
  • ASIC releases small business app
  • ASBFEO calls for payments law as big businesses use COVID-19 as excuse
  • JobKeeper could ‘disguise’ unemployment rate
  • MYOB developing its own client portal
  • ‘We are not immune’: Deloitte mandates 20% pay cut
  • AASB chair steps down
  • EY moves on pay cuts amid COVID-19 downturn
  • Business confidence at its ‘weakest level’
  • KPMG announces new partners
  • Accountants granted temporary AFSL exemption
  • ASIC extends deadlines for financial reports
  • SA businesses set for $10k cash grant
  • Deloitte launches pioneering new service
  • Partners warned to plan their exit
  • SMEs to receive rent waivers, deferrals
  • ICAA and NZ chartered accountants join forces
  • ASIC slaps permanent ban on former adviser
  • RBA reveals April cash rate call
  • Revised ASX rules now in play
  • Former FCA jailed for 10 years
  • RBA rate announcement - July 2014
  • PwC slashes pay, hours by up to 40%
  • NSW businesses set for $10k grant
  • Warning on international information exchange
  • COVID-19 business confidence survey launches
  • ‘We too have to make tough calls’: KPMG lays off 200 staff, mandates pay cuts
  • New alliance a win for accountants
  • H&R Block switches financial advice partner
  • New GM to drive cash flow solutions
  • How accountants are adapting to remote working
  • Stakeholders gather for small business summit
  • Historic $130bn wage subsidy to cover 6 million workers
  • Banks extend repayment deferral to $10m loans
  • Government to release third round of measures to ‘hibernate’ businesses
  • AAT confirms longstanding agent registration termination
  • Ethics to be ‘well and truly tested’ amid COVID-19 pandemic, says Deloitte
  • Former director disqualified over failed companies
  • Large firms looking for critical mass
  • Gold Coast accountant granted temporary termination respite
  • Demand for accountants tipped to rise
  • Insolvency relief is ‘half a solution’, says mid-tier
  • SMEs need to act now
  • Big banks outline mortgage repayment relief
  • Cash flow issues hitting SMEs
  • Federal budget delayed to October
  • Banks to defer small-business loan repayments for 6 months
  • RBA, government splash $105bn in SME funding
  • NSW budget shows widening fiscal gap
  • Reserve Bank makes emergency move
  • Industry facing major skills shortage
  • Insolvencies set to spike
  • Accountants urged to ‘look after themselves’
  • Big four firm turns to remote working as virus threat looms
  • Operating costs hurting new business
  • Accounting Business Expo postponed amid coronavirus fears
  • Deloitte adds Canberra consultancy
  • Mid-tier champions ‘raw, confronting’ client feedback program
  • Socceroos kicking goals for accountants
  • Submissions flooding in for the Australian Accounting Awards
  • ‘Elvis Presley or Bob Marley’: ASIC pushes for new director identification system
  • ANZ to slash jobs across advice business
  • Class announces new COO
  • Melbourne accountant convicted for false, misleading invoices
  • Lifestyle markets lead resale losses
  • Accountants lag behind family and friends in advice hunt
  • SPAA outlines EOFY strategies
  • H&R Block goes back to school
  • New practice management system released
  • TPB unveils new ‘transparent’ register
  • Top EOFY mistakes revealed
  • Government pushed to consider fiscal response
  • Leading firm announces 93 new partners
  • RBA reveals March cash rate call
  • MYOB strengthens POS offering
  • Full Federal Court rips into Deloitte appeal
  • 2 in 3 Aussie SMEs impacted by bushfires
  • Scottish Pacific's South Australian push
  • Government given the green light over $10k cash limit bill
  • New standards for year-end reporting
  • Money laundering pre-insolvency adviser gets 5 years in jail
  • Practitioners cautioned over TPB ‘stealthy’ investigation tactic
  • Mixed messages from the economy
  • Stringent record keeping set to feature under award changes
  • Australia’s a nation of bosses: Xero
  • APESB names new chair
  • Former FCA pleads guilty to misappropriating client funds
  • Payment transparency laws set to hit big business
  • 'Premier' product moves into the cloud
  • Plutus Payroll ‘lackey’ sentenced to over 3 years in jail
  • Purse strings tighten for accountants
  • Australian Accounting Awards 2020 nominations now open
  • NSW director disqualified over $5m debt
  • Australians look to business for societal change
  • CountPlus eyes more advice firms as profit grows
  • RBA rate announcement - June 2014
  • Attorney-General floats naming and shaming penalty for wage theft
  • 'Immoral' corporations exploiting 'any loophole they can': United Voice
  • Reckon posts flat revenue, increase in subscribers
  • Melbourne accountant pleads guilty to false, misleading invoices
  • Capital city index drops
  • Government silent on agent compensation, standard deductions
  • New standard to have revenue implications: KPMG
  • PwC forges alliance with Pointmade
  • ‘There’s nothing’: Government urged to mitigate coronavirus business impact
  • 'Sharp slowdown' in economic growth forecast
  • Former director unfit to stand trial, court finds
  • The GST: economic saviour and political minefield
  • Sydney partner accused of dodging $8m for client in illegal trust arrangement
  • 'Innovate and adapt', says Deloitte
  • Kleenmaid director sentenced to 9 years in jail for fraud, insolvent trading
  • Government must cut compliance costs: William Buck
  • Small business definition a ‘major blockage’, says ASBFEO
  • Pitcher Partners Sydney grows its management consulting team
  • SME insolvencies tipped to rise in 2020
  • Advice bodies collaborate on pro bono bushfire program
  • The key to successful leadership
  • Government urged to consider fiscal stimulus measures ahead of federal budget
  • Australia cautioned on complacency
  • ASIC permanently bans dodgy accountant
  • Debate heats up around $10k cash ban bill
  • KPMG partners with CBA in venture building entity launch
  • Major bank eyes small businesses with new initiatives
  • Ignoring GST is costing small business
  • Accountants recognised in Australia Day Honours List
  • Mental health is good business: PwC
  • False invoices land director 6 years in jail
  • Small business to pass on fuel costs
  • ASIC secures permanent ban for dodgy accountant
  • Salaries set to rise
  • BoQ to forge closer ties with accountants
  • Quick solutions costly for accountants
  • ‘A real fight’: Advice gap looms as more exit the industry
  • NZ Budget shows the way
  • 1 in 3 clients considering dumping their adviser
  • Labor's Budget reply
  • Rate cuts ravage consumer confidence: Deloitte
  • Have you got the right skills for the job?
  • Protection, assistance beefed up for small business
  • Government lines up tax relief, grants, loans for bushfire affected small business
  • Mazars Australia boasts 100% revenue growth
  • Budget: industry bodies lament short-term vision
  • Private businesses facing more audits
  • Accounting profession responds to bushfire crisis
  • FWO signals intent on contractor misclassification with legal action
  • Accountants cautioned on advisory jump
  • Business conditions down but confidence up
  • ‘Sustainability is not a buzzword’: IPA
  • Accountants warned about obscure SIS provisions
  • Business women embracing technology
  • Further changes expected in accounting in 2020
  • Poor succession planning threatens family businesses
  • 10 to 1: Accountants Daily’s top stories for 2019
  • Demand for accountants drops
  • Sweeping changes recommended in UK audit review
  • ASX 200 achieves 30% female director target
  • ‘A unified voice in 2020’
  • Clients need a choice, not the cloud
  • Surprising insights into Christmas Day workaholics
  • Cash-flow woes continue to drive insolvencies
  • RBA rate announcement - May 2014
  • Legislative change is business' number one concern
  • Big four firm establishes external audit advisory board
  • Competition fierce for high net worth families
  • TPB readies for register transparency push
  • First home loan deposit lenders announced
  • Fastest growing financial management system?
  • EY flags 10 banking risks to look out for
  • Big four firm on the move
  • Disqualified trustee granted stay from TPB termination decision
  • Company directors cop disqualification, fines for false statements
  • Firms forced to compete for top talent
  • Director identification numbers back on the table
  • ANZ waives LMI for accountants
  • Deficit tax will hurt small business, says CPA Australia
  • Winners announced for the 2019 inaugural 30 Under 30 Awards
  • Transfer pricing ruling to increase compliance costs: Pitcher Partners
  • Small business commissioner to be replaced by ombudsman
  • Illegal phoenix behaviour sees director convicted
  • SMEs losing out when it comes to finance
  • FSC calls for TPB adviser monitoring to be scrapped
  • Stage is set for a surge in M&A activity
  • Former KPMG partner jailed for insider trading
  • SMEs act early on EOFY reporting
  • Retirement review leaves door open to pension tweaks
  • SPAA launches 'first of its kind' CPD tool
  • Major banks tip $400m into Business Growth Fund
  • New index launched to guide retailers
  • ‘The licensing framework has failed’
  • SPAA calls for debate on pension age
  • Business confidence ‘largely positive’ despite concerns
  • CPI up less than expected
  • ATO turns to accountants as 9 out of 10 small businesses experience cash flow issues
  • RSM International expands network
  • ‘Stop imposing such requests’: Accountants warned on repeat of lending tactic
  • CFO optimism up one third in two months: Deloitte
  • Are federal policies working against small businesses?
  • New app to change how small businesses view accounting software
  • PwC estimates $1.35bn in wage underpayments annually
  • Transfer pricing space fraught with guess work, says Deloitte
  • Shift in investment could fund our future: PwC
  • Victoria building developer in hot water over ‘calculated’ GST fraud
  • Former Kleenmaid auditor suspended for 3 years
  • Pay increases down in accounting
  • Full Federal Court ends former agent’s 6-year quest to overturn termination
  • Federal Court called to investigate Worrells partner
  • 4.5 years jail for money laundering pre-insolvency adviser
  • Australia's 'social compact' at risk: KPMG
  • Accountants’ ethics rated despite tanking finance sector
  • Xero adds NAB GM to its board
  • Government takes lead on e-invoicing with 5-day payment terms
  • Market-neutral space to intensify: Pengana
  • Regular accountant contact vital for millennial business owners
  • IFRS gaining significant momentum
  • Pitcher Partners reject BEPS 6 Discussion Draft
  • Price caps revealed for first home buyers scheme
  • CA ANZ details audit improvement plan
  • Website launched to dispel Chinese investment 'myths'
  • Business $10k cash limit bill progresses
  • Unemployment rate drops, unexpectedly
  • SPAA calls for US-like financial licensing system
  • Personal insolvencies spike in March quarter
  • Chris Jordan hits back at ‘ridiculously incorrect’ claims
  • Poor talent alignment costing Australia billions: PwC
  • Small businesses offered disaster recovery help
  • ATO knuckles down on cash-only businesses
  • Partnership formed to address underinsurance
  • Finalists revealed for inaugural 30 Under 30 Awards
  • KPMG brings on board strategy consultants
  • AMP debunks myths on licensing
  • Tax professionals vital for small business success: ATO
  • Going paperless is a ‘proactive business’ stance
  • Japanese cash 'untapped': PwC
  • Make-or-break year for accountants as FASEA deadline looms
  • ASIC asks for small business sector's feedback
  • New bill supporting first home buyers passed
  • Labour market improving: ANZ
  • Xero posts massive jump in revenues
  • AAT grants stay on Sydney agent’s termination decision
  • Business owners neglect personal finances: William Buck
  • Diverse revenue mix key to boosting profitability, says Bstar
  • House arrest for accountant who misled clients, misused funds
  • Benchmarking finance teams crucial: HLB Mann Judd
  • ATO targets ‘unfair advantage’ in Tasmanian businesses
  • Insolvency practices set to undergo ombudsman inquiry
  • Pre-insolvency advisers plead guilty to money laundering
  • Clyne to retire, NAB names new CEO
  • Wage theft claims ‘demonising’ bosses
  • No need to become a licensed adviser: Securitor
  • IGT calls for greater agency collaboration
  • ‘Data is the new oil for accountants’
  • National accounting and planning bodies announce alliance
  • Investigation on ‘unfair’ payment practices underway
  • RBA rate announcement - April 2014
  • Jirsch Sutherland targets accountants, clients in mental health initiative
  • Accountant, broker relationship crucial in SME lending success
  • Payday errors rampant as new laws kick in
  • Government kicks off retirement income review
  • Global accounting bodies reject push towards audit-only firms
  • SMEs overlook accountants despite positive impact
  • Financial Services Minister contemplates accountants’ exemption proposal
  • Last chance to nominate your rising stars for the 30 Under 30 Awards
  • TPB cancels agent’s registration after 47 BAS lodgement failures
  • ‘They haven’t asked members’: Accountants’ exemption debate heats up
  • Over 6 years’ jail time for accountant imposter
  • ‘Working harder is not always the smartest’: Why flexible work is paramount in business
  • Return of accountants’ exemption hits a snag
  • Assistant Treasurer mulls introduction of ‘voucher scheme’ to ease access to accountants
  • Mental health first aid training vital for accountants
  • ‘Accountants need to be ambidextrous and versatile in the services they provide’
  • ‘We don’t want businesses to fail’: ATO looks to equip practitioners with more advisory tools
  • Don’t miss out on the industry-first Accountants Daily 30 Under 30 Awards
  • Small business clients urged to get on the ‘technology bus’
  • Investors still trust auditors, says CA ANZ
  • Banks approving 94% of business loans, says ABA
  • Accountants, clients with ABN set to be contacted
  • Federal Court overturns penalty decision
  • EY delivers 6% revenue growth
  • ‘Tell government once’ environment promised as STP develops
  • ‘Keep beating the drum’ on financing woes: Former MP
  • MYOB reveals new loyalty program
  • ‘All in or nothing’: Accountants cautioned ahead of niche jump
  • Hornsby, Healesville businesses next up for ATO visits
  • Wollongong tipped to rival Sydney, Melbourne for professional services firms
  • Director cops maximum disqualification for illegal phoenix behaviour
  • Punitive or insufficient? Accounting bodies undecided on $10k cash limit
  • Revenue dip dampens Reckon’s cloud subscription growth
  • ATO crackdown pushes north with 750 businesses targeted
  • Accountants Daily launches industry-first 30 Under 30 Awards
  • Spate of terminations as TPB puts down a marker
  • PwC posts double-digit revenue growth
  • KPMG credits royal commission fallout for strong FY19 results
  • Scam losses set to exceed half a billion dollars for the first time: ACCC
  • Data analytics a value booster for business clients
  • Federal Court shoots down Sydney accountant’s ban appeal
  • Clients that are ‘price-hunting are going to price-hunt forever’
  • Treasury floats return of accountants’ exemption
  • Review throws TPB independence into the spotlight
  • Senate establishes inquiry into audit quality
  • Revealed: Women in Finance 2019 winners
  • Permanent disbarment, additional sanctions floated in TPB review
  • ‘No industry is immune’: What accountants should know about the underpayment saga
  • EY partners with charity to shed light on PTSD
  • Government set to introduce $10k cash limit from 1 Jan 2020
  • Moore Stephens looks to challenge big four with legal expansion
  • Forensic accountants ‘instrumental’ in busting money laundering business
  • Funding guide launched to bring accountants ‘up to speed’
  • Pitcher Partners loses Full Federal Court appeal
  • Spate of lenders loosen loan terms for new applicants
  • STP data sharing set to increase scrutiny on employee work rights
  • Mid-tier network follows global rebrand
  • TPB pulls the plug on 72-hour complaint resolution trial
  • Court clears CEO, COO of conspiracy charges
  • ‘Strict, unforgiving and severe’: Review needed for SG regime
  • PwC review uncovers up to $25m in underpayment by jewellery chain
  • Taskforce recommendations to tighten licensing application process
  • ASIC dismisses calls for licensed accountants to be excluded from levy
  • ASIC disqualifies NT director for maximum term
  • Independent report details Count’s financial woes
  • Suncorp faces class action over alleged conflicted remuneration
  • STP ‘not widely adopted’ by government, big businesses
  • Illegal phoenix conduct leads to director disqualification
  • TPB suspends 6 agents in declaration warning
  • 3 out of 4 tax dob-ins are about business
  • Deloitte notches double-digit growth for 5th year
  • High Court rules in favour of employees in an insolvency
  • ‘So sophisticated’: Businesses warned on ATO benchmarks
  • Demand for specialist roles heats up
  • AFCA extends legacy complaints to 2008
  • Government to ease in ABN changes
  • PwC extends third-party partnership
  • Major bank finds 90% of accounting firms are aiming for launches
  • Registrations now open for Accountants Daily Strategy Day 2019
  • ASIC pursues first conflicted remuneration case
  • TPB sends warning with rego termination
  • Profession pushes back on rising costs as TPB locks in first CPI increase
  • Fair Work says Uber drivers are not employees
  • PwC splits UK audit business
  • ASIC secures sentence against shadow director
  • Former accountant sentenced to 6 years in jail for Ponzi-style scheme
  • Fair Work details industries, sectors set for contact over next 12 months
  • Compliance not the ‘end product’ as small biz demands change: Intuit
  • Nation’s largest auditors come forward with audit quality results
  • ‘Insulting’: CA ANZ calls for overhaul of TPB education requirements
  • Last chance to enter the Women in Finance Awards
  • KPMG begins claim processing for BBY clients
  • Firms warm up to in-house planners: Investment Trends
  • Converged accounting and advice firms to ‘dominate’, says CountPlus
  • Trouble brews at CA ANZ as senior members speak out
  • Winners of the 2019 Australian Accounting Awards revealed
  • Former adviser with links to accounting firm disqualified
  • Bowen withdraws from Labor leadership contest
  • Chris Bowen announces leadership bid, promises policy ‘blank canvas’
  • ‘Strong track record’: MYOB welcomes election result
  • Morrison pushed on small biz election promise
  • ‘We are not dissuading Australians from using accountants’, says Labor as fight against fee cap heats up
  • Xero records cash and subscriber wins; net loss widens
  • Big four accounting firm makes list of top Aussie employers
  • Small businesses lean on accountants ahead of election
  • Plans to fast-track increase to SG raises industry concerns
  • Labor’s investment guarantee to create 77,000 new jobs, says McKell Institute
  • Former PPB partner jailed for 7 years
  • CA ANZ slams ASIC’s industry funding model
  • UK audit overhaul needs to be ‘watched very carefully’
  • H&R Block celebrates legacy of its founder, who passed away at age 96
  • Government lobbied for major TPB changes
  • Government told to reduce SME red tape amid $100m growth fund announcement
  • Board diversity progress slows
  • Finalists revealed for the Australian Accounting Awards 2019
  • Shorten says he ‘loves accountants’ despite deductions cap
  • Alternative practitioner compensation scheme proposed
  • ‘Bottom of political barrel’: Profession slams Labor’s attack on accountants ‘rort’
  • CADB cancels Queensland auditor registration
  • IGT heralds accountants business model change
  • ASIC imposes licence conditions on NTAA’s AFSL
  • Fears skilled migration cap could hurt small business
  • Mid-tier announces brand overhaul
  • Top budget announcements impacting accountants this year
  • Changes to ABN requirements put forward by government
  • Queensland director charged after phoenix surveillance
  • Government called to revisit ASIC industry funding model in view of 'all the facts'
  • CA remuneration grows as gender pay gap stretches to 30%
  • Bulk ABN cancellations set to continue
  • Loan restrictions, housing downturn pushing business confidence down
  • ASIC, APRA set to receive $550m funding boost
  • Accounting firms cop it after failing on membership requirements
  • New category announced to recognise restructuring, insolvency work at Australian Accounting Awards
  • ‘Mumbo jumbo’ in financial advice creates a win for accountants
  • PwC commits to reconciliation action plan
  • Partners, execs give tip looming changes will fall through
  • Face-to-face meetings keep accountants high on trustworthy scale
  • TPB review called to consider skyrocketing cost of practice
  • ATO updates business benchmarks for clients
  • Government announces TPB review
  • Pre-insolvency advisers, director charged by ASIC
  • New tax dispute solutions to create ‘supportive environment’ for small business
  • FASEA adviser exodus 'overstated'
  • Retail, food sectors see spike in corporate insolvency
  • New anti-money laundering obligations get pushback
  • Submissions now open for Australian Accounting Awards
  • ‘Stars have aligned’ for accountants in the advice space: David Smith
  • ASIC commits to implementing Hayne recommendations
  • Gold Coast accountant in hot water over spruiking claims
  • Poll shows over 80% of accountants favour a Liberal government
  • Business registers, director identification numbers changes tabled in Parliament
  • Michael Cranston found not guilty on misuse of office charges
  • New bill targets corporate form misuse, insolvency advisers
  • Accountant-focused licensing providers see adviser spike
  • Major bank set to offer same-day lending for SMEs
  • ‘Utterly untenable’: Labor pushes back on franking credit inquiry
  • ‘Value dropped overnight’: The impact of the RC on accountants
  • Accounting proves hard to market online
  • Former IGT shares personal health struggles
  • 300+ businesses knock government on tax, cash flow support
  • HLB Mann Judd unveils brand overhaul
  • Survey of 52k finds huge jump in loan rejections
  • CA ANZ releases top business predictions for 2019
  • Major bank spies change in investor behaviour, preferences
  • ASIC signals residency focus as Chinese business faces wind up charge
  • Grant Thornton eyes aggressive growth in consulting market
  • KPMG tips Sydney and Melbourne to recover in 2 years
  • Accountant’s appeal knocked back by AAT
  • Federal Court dismisses Deloitte excuse application
  • CA ANZ pushes ‘financial fitness’ focus in January
  • Founder, CEO of MyFirmsApp passes away
  • Expiry of 900,000 interest-only loans set for January
  • Get aggressive with mortgage payments, says real estate boss
  • Pitcher Partners Consulting sued for $5.5 million
  • Approved courses named by FASEA; CA ANZ takes next step in recognition lobby
  • Clients tipped to look for more financing support in 2019
  • Latest research divided on growth plans for accounting firms
  • Business advisory proves a bugbear for some accountants
  • ‘There’s a disconnect’: Doubts cast over dire property outlook for investor clients
  • Insolvency partner sacked, suspended by ASIC for $240k fraud
  • Cap lifted on popular financing option for clients
  • Accountants told to bill clients more frequently
  • Financial planning partnerships set to flourish post-FASEA
  • Accountants’ liability, FWO audits prompt need for independent reviews
  • Accountants called on to protect franchise investors
  • Labor election win could see 2 budgets in 2019
  • MYEFO tipped to deliver business ‘pre-Christmas cheer’
  • ‘Enormous opportunity’ for accountants as planners look to exit
  • Diversified services tipped to drive most revenue growth in 2019
  • New insolvency rules kick in
  • Accountants called to lead fight against corruption
  • Over 6k complaints lodged in AFCA’s first operating month
  • Accountants urged to ‘get their act together’ on advice
  • Government targets small business tax disputes in new move
  • ‘Wishful thinking’: Mid-tier highlights oversight issues in government’s threshold move
  • $300k scam sparks urgent warning
  • Accountants under limited licence set for ‘irrelevant’ exam
  • MYOB hails 20-day payment times despite quicker push
  • ‘No hiding from further study’ as more education guidance released
  • TPB confirms rego termination for jailed agent
  • Accountants forewarned of insider threats
  • Accountant steps up in Melbourne Bourke St tragedy
  • ASIC reveals reasons behind insolvencies in FY17-18
  • US-living Perth stockbroker jailed for GST fraud
  • New payment time review underway
  • Opportunity for accountants as financial advisers reach ‘distrusted’ rating
  • ASIC floats more changes to licences amid education changes
  • Accounting features heavily in new OAIC data breach figures
  • Accountants eyed as e-Invoicing rolls out
  • ATO mobile strike force to visit 10k small businesses
  • New financial dispute body opens
  • Call for crackdown increases amid client loss
  • Former accountant, financial adviser sentenced to jail
  • Industry welcomes ABN trading name extension
  • Victorian director disqualified for maximum term
  • Accountants’ exemption reinstatement stalls
  • Tenfold penalty increase set for financial misconduct
  • Additional powers for ASIC, ACCC with unfair contract terms
  • e-Invoicing moves forward with trans-Tasman consultation paper
  • Accountants warned ahead of whistleblower regime
  • “Treasure trove”: Accountants warned on data security
  • ‘Our profession can demand a lot’: CA ANZ joins mental health debate
  • Accountants drum up support for tertiary soft skill training
  • Accountants urged to jump on advice ‘sleeper issue’
  • Director changes tabled, $1m fines floated for non-compliance
  • Harsher penalties for misconduct tabled
  • ‘It’s ok to say no to clients’: Accountants cautioned amidst phoenix crackdown
  • New payments platform set to shake-up invoicing, payroll
  • Accountant to face trial over ‘false, misleading’ invoices
  • Ex-PPB Advisory partner charged with fraud
  • KPMG partners with Chinese powerhouse
  • $20m boost for SME clients looking to exporting
  • Popular property strategy hits tough times
  • Firms turn to flexible work as accounting jobs market heats up
  • Serious penalties for missing ASIC’s business activity metrics deadline
  • Win for private companies as crowdsourcing legislation passes Senate
  • Accountants hailed on mental health role
  • ‘Overly saturated’: Accountant spots new struggle for east coast clients
  • Accountants urged to stay alert as dodgy directors in government’s sights
  • Review of small business payment time underway
  • Accountants’ professionalism flagged in ASIC’s FY19 plans
  • NAB earmarks accountants as lending squeeze sets in
  • Incoming changes for directors a ‘step in the right direction’
  • Risk appetite lacking in firms, survey finds
  • Revenue at risk as ASIC hints at changes to grandfathering
  • Accountants’ exemption lobby hits scepticism
  • New PM announced, accountants push for stability
  • Accountants urged to steer clients through looming lending squeeze
  • Kreston admits Qatar firm
  • Accounting, advice firms talk on ‘extreme’ stress of starting up
  • Wealthy clients knock back robo-advice, study finds
  • Accountants tipped to benefit from competition boost
  • CPD failures, breaches prompt auditor disqualification
  • Pay gap up to $40k in Sydney accounting firms, study finds
  • Federal court places orders against dealer group owner
  • BDO eyes big four territory with audit plans
  • Reckon first-half results take a hit
  • Accountants’ exemption revival lobby in the works
  • Pitcher Partners looks to advisory work to edge out big four firms
  • Accountants could advise on home loans under proposed changes
  • Treasurer's fighting words make way for alternative lenders
  • Emotional training for accountants ‘worth its weight in gold’
  • Financing fears hit home with accountants, clients
  • Deloitte finds ‘clear’ drop in clients' trust
  • ‘Ethical crossroads’ for accountants in AI push, CA ANZ finds
  • Lenders, specialist brokers boosted by tough borrowing market
  • Record intake for KPMG brings down partnership to 75% male
  • KPMG boss speaks on gender equality ‘backlash’
  • ‘Always relevant’: Mid-tier defends declining network trend
  • Deloitte tops last year’s intake with 68 new partners
  • Headaches continue for Dover accountants
  • Licence processing tipped to slow under ASIC scrutiny
  • Accounting evolving into profession of ‘business partners’
  • Gender pay disparity persists in accounting
  • PwC flags social, legal risks for big-name clients
  • Big 4 firms lock in new targets as salary data released
  • ‘We’re all responsible’: accountants called to lead change in pay parity