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  1. Mid-tier floats shake up of super payments

    and the ATO. An individual could nominate or change their choice of superannuation fund through the ATO online. This should lead to a reduction in the number of superannuation accounts held by individuals.” Mr Molesworth said that this measure would...

  2. 4 areas of focus in 2017

    dedicated roles similar to that of a technology service-based organisation. This can allow for diversified skill sets, focus lead departments and will truly complement, cloud-heavy accounting firms. Expect to see more firms investigating some of these...

  3. 7 steps for launching a new advisory service

    capacity and time constraints. 7. Accountant advocacy This can be a key deal-breaker or -maker for the new service. As leaders of the business, and as the trusted partners of their accounting clients, senior accountants need to take charge and lead from...

  4. Accounting firms over-indulge in ‘navel-gazing’ says mid-tier

    care of those other things and we need to be efficient in dealing with those things but it's not the thing that we would lead with.”

  5. Multi-service tax, accounting firm to list on ASX

    a reflection of Asian expansion into Australia. “We see the listing of TST Partners as an opportunity to take a significant lead in providing the ever-growing need for financial and legal services by Asian investors and corporations looking to invest in...

  6. Software provider makes two leadership appointments

    Accounting software provider Sage has made two new appointments to its leadership team and relocated its Australian head office. Sage has welcomed Natalie Chrara as vice president, ANZ sales, following a career in sales management with Ingram Micro,...

  7. A closer look at the proposed changes to DPT

    unilateral legislation which is out of step with the globally agreed standards, and in a manner which inevitably will lead to double taxation of corporate profits. Again, ironically, Australia has committed to accepting binding mandatory arbitration for...

  8. Knowledge gap surfaces as compliance work dwindles

    that the plethora of new requirements on tax and accounting professionals, combined with rising client expectations, could lead to a spike in complaints and client dissatisfaction. “General practitioner-type accountants need to be across all the state...

  9. How to move your business to the cloud

    and will champion the changeover. You may encounter resistance – some people don’t like change – and this resistance will lead to failure. How you manage the change will depend on you and the culture of your business, but one thing is certain: you can...

  10. Big-ticket tax set for government review

    rent tax (PRRT), the crude oil excise and associated Commonwealth royalties. Independent expert Michael Callaghan AM will lead the review with the support of a secretariat within the Commonwealth Treasury. The review will advise the government on the...

  11. What are the keys to tech success?

    up trying and go back to their old ways. This has a significant impact on the overall firm. If team members see the firm leaders refusing to adopt the new technologies, they will question why they should bother as well. So getting team leaders on board...

  12. Mid-tier ventures into new service line

    a premium immigration service to corporate and private clients. BDO has appointed immigration law specialist Maria Jockel to lead the practice, which will grant clients access to legal services in all aspects of immigration law. Following the...

  13. What your practice management software can do for you

    firms are shifting from a compliance-based business model to offering business advisory and outsourced CFO services, leading to an additional income stream and better profit margins. It is important to have a practice management system that can help you...

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  14. Big four firm lobbies for Indigenous tax reforms

    Australia to participate in economic growth, and that it is economic participation and commercial enterprise that will lead to better outcomes for Indigenous Australia,” said Peter Nash, chair of KPMG Australia. “The imperative to drive economic growth...

  15. Reliance on automated audits raises red flag at ATO

    There’s competitive market pressures, there’s automated processes, there’s offshoring, economies of scale, which can all lead to reduced prices in the SMSF audit space. And sometimes auditors might advertise a low fee, but really there’s a sliding scale...

  16. KPMG partner set to head up major super body

    that can help shape the long-term success of superannuation in Australia," ASFA chair Michael Easson said. "Martin will lead ASFA into its next period of growth, expanding its role in supporting robust policy debate and raising capability across the...

  17. Senior hires, expansion for mid-tier

    while maintaining its Burwood office in Sydney’s inner west. As part of the expansion the mid-tier has added to its NSW leadership team, bolstering divisions such as taxation, general accounting, auditing, financial planning and business advisory...

  18. Accountants flagged in ASIC crackdown

    True to its warnings in the lead-up to the end of the accountants’ exemption, ASIC’s corporate plan for 2016-17 to 2019-20 points to a special focus on the surveillance and monitoring of accountants. Accountants who have recently entered the financial...

  19. BDO announces key appointment at Perth firm

    to new accounting standards AASB 5, 16 and 9. BDO said Ms Oldmeadow-Hall has a wealth of knowledge and experience in leading technical accounting and finance teams. “Susan’s experience includes technical partner with a large global accounting firm based...

  20. Countplus concedes conditions 'challenging' for accounting team

    announced and will take up their roles on 1 October 2016; Phillip Rix will stand down at the 2016 AGM and will continue to lead Bentleys WA as the firm’s managing principal in Perth; and finally, Countplus chairman Barry Lambert has also indicated his...