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Uni fears accounting grads geared for ‘big corporates’

Following concerns that a “flood” of new accounting graduates are missing the mark, one leading academic fears...

07 December 2016 • By Stephanie Deller

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Accountants told to get 'ahead of curve' amid redundancy fears

Rather than shying away from change, one thought leader has said the accounting industry should be "participating in...

24 November 2016 • By Lara Bullock

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3 Ways Your Clients Can Repay ATO Debt

Promoted by At one point or another, otherwise healthy, thriving SMEs find themselves with ATO debt due to unforeseen...

15 November 2016 • By Content Partner

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Advice firm snares mid-tier principal

One NSW advice firm has appointed the wealth advisory principal of a mid-tier to support demand and boost its growth...

01 November 2016 • By Katarina Taurian

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CPA sluggishness creates market hesitation

The slow take-up of CPA’s licence by accountants has prompted another dealer group to back away from its plans to...

31 October 2016 • By Linda Santacruz and Katarina Taurian

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CPA boss remains bullish despite slow licence take-up

CPA Australia chief executive Alex Malley has said he is confident in the progression of the newly launched licensee...

20 October 2016 • By Linda Santacruz

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Beware, the ATO is on the hunt for lifestyle assets

This tax time, it's wise to be wary of the the ATO's program aimed at identifying lifestyle assets that have not been...

11 October 2016 • By Daryl Jones, HLB Mann Judd

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ATO re-opens help centres for low income earners

The ATO’s Tax Help service is again open to assist low income earners to meet their obligations during tax time.

25 August 2016 • By Reporter