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The new corporate collective investment vehicle regime dilemma Flaws in draft legislation for the new corporate collective investment vehicle regime will mean the structure is too risky for many property funds — with the risk of do...
Why business owners must understand the liquidation process While both bankruptcy and liquidation could involve insolvency, these terms are not interchangeable and therefore, it’s important for business owners to understand diff...
The future for accountant and bookkeeper relationships It’s clear that both the bookkeeping and accounting professions and how they work together are changing but what does the future hold for this partnership? W...
The time is ripe for holistic tax reform As the macroeconomic landscape changes, Australian tax reform needs to be holistic and the reform discussion should not be restricted to headline rates or specific conces...
Every good CFO’s top five goals for 2019 With 2019 fully underway and the summer coming to a close, a good CFO’s mind naturally turns to thoughts of business and here are some goals which might help your busin...
Is the death knell upon bookkeepers in 2019? The way we do bookkeeping has changed tremendously but the importance of the function of bookkeeping hasn’t changed. Write comment (0 Comments) ...
Residency reforms a matter of urgency Residency rules are a fundamental building block for determining how an individual will be taxed in Australia and there are also superannuation implications to consider.
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Rising stars: Encouraging managers to think like partners Leadership skills are important in any organisation, and it is particularly so for partners of accounting firms. But these skills don’t develop in a vacuum, and it is i...
What will your accounting tech stack look like in 2019? As we hit the ground running in 2019, it’s time to relook at accounting technology in 2018 to shape an idea of what you can expect to see in your technology stack this...
When is your relationship with a client over? When you can’t get your clients to come to the table about ongoing fees and annual reviews no matter how hard you try, what’s the answer? Write comment (0 ...
Who can provide taxation advice? The long, drawn-out dispute between tax accountants and financial advisers on who can provide taxation advice has resulted in a complex system, with a need for the law to...
Your clients’ pension income: How it will fare under new legislation The proposed removal of refundable franking credits will drastically affect the pension incomes of many people with SMSFs. Here’s how your clients could be impacted. ...
