Business

Labor’s climate policy could win votes from business, says IPA

Study finds the opposition’s position is closer to private sector than the Coalition.

03 May 2022 • By Tony Zhang

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Appointments

Quality wins the job, despite talent drought

The skill scarcity is being fuelled by candidates who make simple errors, research reveals.

29 April 2022 • By Lorena Biasotti

Business

Inflation result spells uncertainty for business

The higher-than-expected first quarter CPI figure of 5.1 per cent will impact all facets of the economy – but for how...

28 April 2022 • By Philip King

Technology

Solo directors can now e-sign securely

Amendments to the Corporations Act bring certainty to electronic signing measures introduced under COVID, says law firm.

28 April 2022 • By Tony Zhang

Business

Chartertech acquires management accounting firm Infocube

The Canberra-based consulting firm has acquired Infocube and plans to increase its operational footprint.

28 April 2022 • By Lorena Biasotti

Business

CA ANZ story-based TV campaign aims to reshape image

Adverts want to persuade entrepreneurs that accountants offer reliable, good-value advice.

27 April 2022 • By Lorena Biasotti

Business

Budget boosts Coalition’s support among accountants

Small-business measures in the budget have lifted the government’s primary vote.

27 April 2022 • By Philip King

Business

Finalists revealed for prestigious Australian Accounting Awards

Accountants Daily Australian Accounting Awards is back to showcase and celebrate the highest-calibre professionals in...

26 April 2022 • By Kyle Robbins

Business

Bottom line or front line, Beasley earns his stripes

All week behind a desk leaves one CPA Australia member yearning for fatigues.

26 April 2022 • By Philip King

Business

‘Stupid’ advice regime has huge mental health cost

Finance professionals are stressed to breaking point by the adviser licence rules, SMSFA conference hears.

22 April 2022 • By Philip King

Super

ATO position ‘has litigation written all over it’

The status of benefits paid to a member after death remains problematic, hears SMSF conference.

21 April 2022 • By Philip King

Business

Accountants face integrated payroll challenges, says Access Group

Increasing compliance and technology changes have shifted the payroll management approach for businesses.

21 April 2022 • By Tony Zhang

Technology

Livesign launches electronic witnessing of signatures

Australian technology binds digital signatures with photo identification at the precise point of signing.

21 April 2022 • By Tony Zhang

Technology

Shape of small businesses to define digital approach: ATO

The ATO wants to make it easy to interact with the tax system.

20 April 2022 • By Tony Zhang

Tax

ASIC suspends Dixon Advisory AFS licence

The SMSF services provider is already in voluntary administration.

20 April 2022 • By Miranda Brownlee

Technology

Press pause on CDR, urge accounting bodies

Treasury should find out how well the system works in banking before moving on.

19 April 2022 • By Philip King

Technology

Adopt e-invoicing to cut fraud risk, says ATO

It adds a layer of security compared with traditional emails or printed invoices.

19 April 2022 • By Tony Zhang

Appointments

BDO appoints new digital technology partner

The hire will bolster the firm’s technology advisory services.

19 April 2022 • By Tony Zhang