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  1. David Jones, Politix forced to back pay workers over $4 million

    salaries have become a persistent problem in many Australian workplaces, and breaches - if not quickly found and fixed - can lead to a substantial back-payment bill.” As part of the enforceable undertakings, the companies must back-pay the remaining...

  2. Flood-hit regions inundate AFCA with complaints about insurers

    with a 65 per cent increase so far this year to 17,163 compared with 10,417 at the same point in 2021-22. The AFCA’s lead ombudsmen for insurance, Emma Curtis, said the sheer number of complaints meant the process was slower than usual. “But we have...

  3. Super tax singles out small group who played by the rules: CA ANZ

    from July 2025, would hit just one in 200 Australians and raise $2 billion in tax over four years. But CA ANZ superannuation leader Tony Negline questioned the fairness of the move. “The target of these changes is a relatively small number of people who...

  4. 7 tips to future proof your practice PLUS access downloadable resources that will help you hit your growth goals

    tools they will immediately benefit from available through QuickBooks include DEXT, ServiceM8 and Tradify. As a thought leader in accounting and bookkeeping, you can also lead the way with the cloud, by making the most of QuickBooks’ tools and features....

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Intuit QuickBooks
    • Category: Technology
  5. Why imminent money laundering laws mean it’s time to scrub up

    your business will be better safeguarded against any potential damage from fraud or criminal behaviour, which in turn will lead to increased trust by current and new clients. Ches Rafferty is CEO of Scantek.

  6. ‘Equity, education and support the keys to nurturing female leaders’

    The alternative, empathetic leadership styles that can be offered by women in senior roles needs to be encouraged, say two experienced partners. Embrace equity is the theme for International Women’s Day with two partners at mid-tier firms calling for...

  7. Why you’ll need to watch the clock when you WFH

    the costs of WFH. Taxpayers may choose the actual cost method over the RFRM if this results in a higher claim. This may lead to some taxpayers keeping two different sets of records: one for the RFRM and another for the actual cost method, before...

  8. How accountants are ideal hubs in finance circle of influence

    and those you don’t. Giving or receiving referrals involving the wrong type of client – for you or your affiliates – can lead to wasted time, conflict and a poor client experience. Brian Pillemer is director of distribution at PPS Mutual.

  9. Four-day weeks ‘a bad fit’ for many small businesses 

    work week due to the claims it enhances productivity was concerning because “enhanced productivity expectations do not lead to five days of customers deciding to shop in four days.” It also claimed if the four-day work week concept was to proceed into...

  10. FloQast aims to expand regional footprint with local HQ

    develop local partnerships. Co-founder and FloQast CEO Mike Whitmire said he “couldn't be more excited to have Jason Toshack lead our expansion into the ANZ region”. “Jason's wealth of experience and background make him uniquely qualified to drive...

  11. Satisfaction with super funds plummets from record high

    for members throughout.” She said satisfaction levels were lowest for retail and industry funds while SMSFs maintained their lead. “Retail funds are down 5.6 per cent points to 61.3 per cent and are the lowest rated category, while industry funds...

  12. KPMG appoints experienced South Pacific and PNG leaders

    The firm sought replacements for its South Pacific leader, who retired after four decades of service. KPMG has appointed two experienced professionals, Zanie Theron and Ces Iewago, to lead its South Pacific and Papua New Guinea (PNG) offices...

  13. Paycepaid acquires Australian Debt Recoveries 

    receivables system for clients. “In an environment of increasing tech innovation, the resources available from Paycepaid to lead our business into the future are enticing and exciting,” said Mr Bosman. “In the challenging area of debt collection, this...

  14. Limited licence advisers ‘an endangered species’

    to provide narrowly defined financial product advice, often in relation to self-managed super funds. Superannuation leader at CA ANZ, Tony Negline, said accountants found that they had been using the limited licence less than expected and baulked at the...

  15. KordaMentha appoints forensic, cyber security specialists

    investigation — projects related to litigation, arbitration, and regulatory requirements. Partner and forensic technology lead at KordaMentha, Brendan Read, said adding Mr Russell’s specialist skills would increase the firm’s digital, cyber, and...

  16. KPMG expands environmental award for start-ups

    impactful and disruptive solutions to complex and ongoing environmental problems. “These start-ups have the potential to lead the way and we are thrilled to be able to support them again this year.” KPMG has called for expressions of interest from...

  17. Four-day weeks ‘just a matter of time’, most professionals think

    staff optimism about the change flew in the face of employer concerns. “Many employers worry that a shorter work week could lead to decreased productivity, increased labour costs in organisations that require staff onsite five days a week and increased...

  18. Australia ranks second for housing market risk: IMF

    which house prices rose more during the pandemic. “In most cases, it is unlikely that an ongoing fall in house prices will lead to a financial crisis, but a sharp drop in house prices could adversely affect the economic outlook,” the IMF warned, stating...

  19. ‘Unnecessary’ RBA rises tip economy towards recession: Deloitte

    economic slowdown, according to the Deloitte Access Economics Business Outlook report. Deloitte Access Economics partner and lead author of the report Stephen Smith doubled down on previous criticism of the RBA. “Our view remains unchanged – the...

  20. Wage theft law ‘will do nothing to help underpaid’

    clients provide to their own employees,” said Mr Willox. “We are concerned that there is the potential for such a policy to lead to legislative changes that are unfair and damaging to the interests of employees and employers that legitimately rely on...