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  1. Software boss announces partnership with accounting body

    The myprosperity portal also has functionality that is advantageous to accountants, including digital document signing, lead generation, uploading documents and receipts, and tagging tax items. “Having seen myprosperity in detail, I am convinced that it...

  2. Global accounting network elects new CEO

    January 2018 for a five-year term, replacing current CEO Ed Nusbaum who will retire at the end of 2017 after eight years of leadership. Mr Bodin, who was the CEO of Grant Thornton Sweden for 16 years and spent five years as chairman of the GTIL board,...

  3. Big 4 deems new accounting standard counterintuitive

    affect how Australian insurers report profitability and their financial position. KPMG’s Asia-Pacific insurance accounting leader, Scott Guse, told Accountants Daily that while the standard will help achieve consistency worldwide, Australian insurers...

  4. Popular tax incentive on shaky ground, lawyer says

    how much.” IPA’s senior tax adviser, Tony Greco, said the government’s promise to return the budget to surplus in 2021 would lead to a raft of “corner cutting” measures that would not cost them votes, leaving the R&D scheme open for tinkering. “My...

  5. How To Be Indispensable To Small Business Clients

    to tailor our skills to understand the unique needs of each client and turn this into high level value that will ultimately lead to continued growth and profitability for their business.” The way forward I’m delighted that at QuickBooks Connect we...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: By Nicolette Maury, Vice President and Country Manager, Intuit Australia
    • Category: Business

  6. CFOs held back by historical practices, research finds

    to spend less time on report preparation and data collection and more time on forecasting and scenario analysis which would lead to improved agility. Forty-nine per cent of CFOs surveyed believe predictive analytics will contribute most to agility,...

  7. Personal insolvency numbers spike across Australia

    who are holding on but not doing much better than that, so any upward movement in interest rates is probably going to lead to an increase in insolvencies.”

  8. New accounting recruits reject traditional drawcards

    things and more, as opposed to focusing on high remuneration according to Mr Barr. “Money is always a thing but it's not the lead thing. If somebody says they’re going to leave and you offer them more money then what happens is you don't buy loyalty,...

  9. Accounting network reveals CEO package

    Countplus chairman Ray Kellerman said, “The Countplus board is delighted to have a five-year commitment from Mr Rowe to lead the transformation of Countplus and our revitalised growth strategy. “The contract outlines an incentive structure aligned to...

  10. Mid-tier ups tech offering with new portal

    range of professional business advisory services,” he said. Moore Stephens Victoria associate director and Stream project lead, Amy Riddell, added that the portal would also help maximise collaboration opportunities. “While SMEs are becoming...

  11. Big 4 firm boosts cyber security service with acquisition

    commerce and health care systems from cyber-threats had never been more important, according to Richard Watson, EY’s lead partner cyber APAC. “Connected infrastructure, growing networks and internet-enabled devices mean our communities are increasingly...

  12. Turning year-end conversations into advisory work

    discussions which relate to profitability reviews, planning for the new year (budgeting) and even restructuring. Or it can lead to tangled territory and befuddled clients. So we neatly avoid the meeting, because we can. And that’s become a huge...

  13. ATO to ramp up scrutiny of $20K tax break use

    can result in follow-up contact,” Mr Croker said. “Spending leaves a data trail, and the ATO expects that trail to lead to bona fide business activity. Few appreciate the huge amount of data the ATO collects to monitor business spending patterns.” CA...

  14. SMEs still passive about technology, finds MYOB

    the long-term plan, that's what they've got to think about.” Mr Raik-Allen said that SMEs in Australia are still hesitant to lead the way with new technology. “I was quite disappointed in some cases in some of the results around just how much we are not...

  15. Licensee with accounting services set for acquisition

    the terms of the acquisition, GPS Wealth managing director Grahame Evans will join the board as an executive director and lead the company’s wealth management operations. The wealth businesses currently owned by the Eastern group include Merit Wealth...

  16. KPMG appoints new chair for Australia

    in Melbourne where she focuses on external audit, management and governance. Senior roles for Ms Kitchen have included being leader of KPMG’s National Energy and Resources practice in Australia, and member of the global KPMG Energy and Resources...

  17. MYOB finds shift away from accountants this tax time

    they meet the 30 June deadline, with 37 per cent sacrificing their weekends and 23 per cent working past midnight in the lead up to the EOFY. This provides accountants with another avenue to take some of the stress away from their clients and assist...

  18. ASIC finds inappropriate accounting treatments in financial reports

    any changes to their financial reporting and ASIC has said that enquiries of the remaining entities will not necessarily lead to material restatements. ASIC has indicated that its focus areas for 30 June 2017 financial reports will highlight the need...

  19. ASIC homes in on accountants' SOAs

    be taking no prisoners on the issue of compliance with the requirements of an AFSL. This was particularly the case in the lead up towards the end of the accountants' exemption phase-out period in July last year, when it became clear that the AFSL regime...

  20. New indigenous services leader for big 4 firm

    Smith, chairman of KPMG’s Western Australian office. “I am proud of the trust we are afforded by many organisations as a leading service provider that balances economic and cultural focus. Glen’s decision to lead our aspirations in this area is a...

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