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Xero signs preferred supplier agreement with Allinial Global
The accounting association boasts 260 members across more than 100 countries.
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Directors cop maximum ban for failed companies with $8.5m debt
Phoenix activity and improper behaviour involving multiple company failures results in five year disqualifications for two directors.
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Cafe fined $115k for underpaying staff, falsifying records
A Victorian Coffee Club outlet breached record-keeping and payslip laws, including making false time and wages records.
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Ankura expands with two former big four partners at the helm
The firm’s debut of its disputes and economics practice in Australia is the next step in its ongoing international expansion.
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Payroll operators to fortify security after 60% hit by attacks
ADP research shows data security has become the most important issue over the past 12 months.
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Small business upbeat and bouncing back, says Prospa
A survey by the niche lender reveals a surprisingly optimistic sector with four out of five anticipating growth over the coming 12 months.
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Ageing Aussie business owners ‘put the brakes on innovation’
With more entrepreneurs over 50 and fewer under 40, the rest of the Asia-Pacific is winning the race to digitise, CPA Australia survey finds.
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FloQast aims to expand regional footprint with local HQ
The 10-year-old US start-up has ambitious goals for its cloud accounting software.
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Four-day weeks ‘a bad fit’ for many small businesses
Trials involving larger companies fail to reflect the reality for countless in the retail and service frontline, says COSBOA.
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AFP unleashes taskforce to chase billions in money laundering
Taskforce Avarus will target criminals relying on elaborate schemes plus the expertise of “lawyers and accountants” to hide illicit cash.
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Tech companies ‘can teach accountants a thing or two’
Silicon Valley knows how to scale for growth and despite recent job cuts that’s a worthwhile lesson, says Damien Greathead of Intuit QuickBooks.
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Millennial managers recoil from hiring, take on extra work instead
The burden of the recruitment process combined with an acute skills shortage is changing the mindset of managers, says one offshore recruiter.
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Know your client’s crypto or risk a blowout, expert warns
Avoid finding out at the last minute that there are thousands of transactions to reconcile that haven’t been priced into the job.
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PwC boosts legal team with ChatGPT technology
Partnership with AI start-up Harvey will deliver a “generational leap forward” but the software will not replace lawyers, the firm says.
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Pearler releases child investment app
The tool is designed to play a role in the financial education of kids by avoiding the gamification of funds.
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SuiteFiles launches integration with Karbon
The partnership will bring Karbon’s contact and organisation data into SuiteFiles.
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Accountants predict Victorian stamp duty review doomed to failure
Experts say there is only a slim chance the state will follow the lead of NSW and reform the “inefficient tax”.
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SMEs ‘must lift game on ESG’ as regulations bite big end of town
With incoming international regulations and national mandatory reporting, firms will need to throttle emissions throughout the supply chain.
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Zeller launches online invoicing system
Around 48 per cent of invoices were paid late last year but the firm says its software will help fix the problem.
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Lean on us for help, ASBFEO urges struggling small firms
Assistance with dispute resolution can be a vital service for small businesses facing economic headwinds, says the small business ombudsman.
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