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  1. Mid-tier looks to tackle lengthy cash lock-up days

    Kurtonal. “We looked at our business and we were still accepting cheque and cash and payments that we know aren't going to lead us into the future so we designed the portal. “We're fairly confident with the next few phase roll-outs that we have planned...

  2. Do you want to be a rusted adviser?

    for our colleagues in the future. Unfortunately, I do not believe we are being served well at the current time and this will lead us and our profession to a destination which is not desired. The profession is changing and it is changing quickly. Action...

  3. ‘Watch very closely’: mid-tier flags fuel tax credit change delay

    December consumer price index by the Australian Bureau of Statistics has delayed the fuel tax credit rate change, which may lead to complications for clients if tax professionals are not on the ball. CPI for December 2017 was published by the ABS on 31...

  4. KPMG Australia moves into new advisory space

    KPMG has made two high profile appointments to lead its new social media advisory group, as fractured public trust becomes a “boardroom-level priority”. Louise Pogmore, formerly managing partner of PR agency One Green Bean, and Greg Daniel, former CEO...

  5. Institutional, big 4 exec hires mark service line boosts for Grant Thornton

    as a partner in its financial services division. “We are excited about expanding our expertise in this important area,” said lead partner of Grant Thornton’s financial services industry group, Madeleine Mattera. Chris Watson is also returning to the...

  6. New surveillance tactics on the cards for tax time 2018

    the ATO in 2018, particularly when it comes to work-related expenses. Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand’s tax leader, Michael Croker, said accountants should expect the ATO to ramp up its use of behavioural science and education to keep...

  7. Mid-tier flags popular business succession hurdles

    for some businesses to start to lose one or two key customers or for other slight changes to occur which can quite quickly lead to a decline in the value of the business,” he warned. “[This] makes it much more challenging to market the business and...

  8. Tax, technical quirks put clients at ‘crippling’ risk of penalty

    cycle to other tax obligations and to pay superannuation to the employee’s choice of superannuation fund. “This can lead to an employer with 30 or 40 employees having to make payments to dozens of different superannuation funds. “To add insult to...

  9. Pushing for change 'horribly underestimated' in accounting, consultant finds

    there's definitely a contingent of people who resist change,” said Ms Penn. “Quite often you do need someone externally to [lead change] especially if the reason you've got a consultant in in the first place is because you're so busy you don't know if...

  10. 'Constant attention from accountants' tipped with new SMSF borrowing rules

    Proposed new measures for SMSF borrowing arrangements are set to lead to “messy arrangements requiring constant attention from accountants” and will impede the attractiveness of gearing in super, according to the Tax Institute. Last week Treasury...

  11. Keeping the season of giving alive

    other ways to give back. Volunteering and fundraising can equally make a positive difference. Julia Newbould, Stella Network lead, BT Financial Group

  12. KPMG adds 25+ staff to Aus office in new cyber security play

    opportunity for enterprises to find new growth engines and innovate amid this disruption,” said Gordon Archibald, national lead, cyber security services, KPMG Australia. “KPMG’s IAM solutions team can help clients across all industries to protect their...

  13. Supply, demand patterns for firms creates 'interesting dynamic'

    be actually starting to see it happen,” Ms Penn said. While this is likely to still be 10 years away, she expects this will lead to an increase in the number of firms being sold. “I think the combination of Baby Boomers retiring, changes [in the...

  14. Big 4 firm features heavily in Board of Taxation appointments

    and the International Business Council of the World Economic Forum. Mr Yaxley was appointed Western Australia state lead tax partner in 2013, with 30 years of corporate tax experience under his belt. He was extensively involved in mining industry tax...

  15. Advice, tax group makes WA acquisition

    reps and those joining the group can expect significantly expanded services including our proven range of marketing and lead generation programs, and established training and education services,” he said. Settlement of the deal is expected to be...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Tax

  16. Corporate accounting problems dominate ASIC’s review

    accounting policy judgements. The corporate regulator said that its inquiries of individual entities would not necessarily lead to material restatements, with matters involving 18 of the entities having been concluded without any changes to their...

  17. Accounting firms getting creative as Millennial numbers rise

    the employee vote.” Mr Butler also believes there is a business case for flexible workplaces in an accounting firm in the lead up to busy periods in the year. “Accountancy firms are also looking for flexibility in their workspace to allow them to grow...

  18. Major uni, big 4 partner on education, training

    education continues to mount, a big four firm and Australian university have teamed up to deliver work placements and leadership training. UNSW Sydney and KPMG yesterday announced they locked in a long-term strategic partnership on 8 December. It will...

  19. KPMG appoints CA to top job in Queensland

    of its veteran executives to the position of Queensland chair, effective 1 January 2018. Michael Hiller, current national leader at the firm’s infrastructure, government and healthcare practice, will take over from current chair Rob Jones. Mr Jones will...

  20. Mid-tier nabs CA after multi-billion dollar deal

    to leverage Mr Schiavello’s relationships in the wagering sector and Victorian legal firms. Most recently, Mr Schiavello lead the integration planning for Tabcorp’s wagering division, as part of its proposed $11 billion merger with Tatts Group. Mr...

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