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Payroll provider hit with breach notice over SA government hack
The South Australian government has issued a notice to its payroll provider over a data hack that saw the personal information of around 80,000 public sector employees ex...
ASIC seeking feedback on proposed changes to business introduction services
The corporate regulator is seeking feedback on proposed changes to the relief for business introduction services.
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Protecting your practice from a rise in work cover claims
A spike in work cover claims is set to create major headwinds for employers across Australia, according to an HR expert.
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RSM adds new partner
RSM has announced the appointment of a new member to its Perth-based team.
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ATO updates process for requesting non-binding advice
With the ATO closing its professional-to-professional (P2P) mailbox in late December, the Tax Office has advised SMSF auditors on how to contact the ATO when seeking in...
How to combat burnout in your practice
As accountants tackle burnout and the blurring of lines between the home and workspaces, a wellness speaker has proposed strategies for recovery.
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Greater transparency needed for director ID holders: CA ANZ
CA ANZ has urged for greater transparency to be established for director IDs holders along with providing regular communications channels for practitioners and clients as...
Sage completes acquisition of Brightpearl
Sage has completed its acquisition of Brightpearl to expand its growth across the online retail sector.
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Greater salary expectations plaguing Australian business leaders
The percentage of Australian business leaders looking to increase staff year-on-year has grown, however offering competitive salaries to prospective candidates has been i...
HLB Mann Judd appoints 2 new directors
The advisory and accounting association has added two additional directors to its corporate and audit services and business advisory divisions.
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Mid-market M&A sees surge in new financial year
The APAC mid-market sector has seen a surge in merger and acquisition activity across the new financial year after fears of missing out along with increased financing ava...
How to avoid a ‘great resignation’ in your practice
There are several strategies employers can adopt to help prevent them from falling victim to the great resignation, according to new insight.
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Is bitcoin ‘currency’ for PPSA purposes?
Currency collapse has been a feature and often a precipitating cause of political upheaval and social unrest around the world. Therefore, control over monetary policy –...
‘Out of sight, out of mind?’: Approach to record-keeping revealed
A new poll by CPA Australia has revealed whether people are keeping their record-keeping obligations in mind, or putting them to one side, as the halfway mark through the...
ATO debt recovery changes to provide ‘safety layer’ for small businesses
The government has released new draft legislation that will allow small businesses to contest the ATO’s collection of disputed tax debt in the next steps to better addr...
SMEs’ top 3 stressors revealed
New research has pinpointed the three main challenges front of mind for SME clients.
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‘Cut the credit card’: CA ANZ
The professional accounting body has outlined a series of tips for Australians to achieve financial-related new year resolutions.
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Job vacancies reach record high
Data collected prior to the outbreak of the Omicron variant has revealed that job vacancy levels in Australia are higher than ever.
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Hall Chadwick cements Auckland expansion
Accounting and business advisory firm Hall Chadwick has confirmed it has touched down in Auckland, New Zealand, as part of its latest expansion plans.
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ATO to review advance pricing arrangement program
The ATO will undertake a review of the advance pricing arrangement (APA) program in 2022 to improve how the service is delivered.
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