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  1. ‘We cannot rest on our laurels’: Senator Jane Hume

    and the new Minister for Women’s Economic Security, has urged the financial services industry to help support more women to lead in business. Delivering the keynote speech at the fifth annual Women in Finance Awards 2021, held in-person at The Star in...

  2. New year, new office?

    into spaces that are tailored to personal and professional needs. She also fleshes out how creating such an environment can lead to a better work community, collegiality and, ultimately, productivity.

  3. EY Law appoints new partners

    Johns has joined EY as a corporate law partner based in Sydney. He is joined by another new partner, Emma Maconick who will lead the Oceania data and technology law team in both Australia and New Zealand. Mr Johns, previously of Bird & Bird, will focus...

  4. Why a multipronged marketing plan is key for accountants

    to their clients if one channel should fail. “Accountants talk about their website ranking on Google or wanting to do lead generation on LinkedIn, which are effective mechanisms but they’re only a couple of very small pieces of the pie,” Mr Cobb told...

  5. Deloitte completes triple acquisition to expand marketing technology practice

    area. In line with this, Deloitte Australia has made “hyper personalisation” one of its key strategic, firm-wide pillars. Lead partner of Deloitte Digital in Australia, Esan Tabrizi, said clients are constantly striving to utilise technology and...

  6. Shift from financial COVID support key for businesses in the long run

    that the range of options available to business owners to respond to their difficulties can reduce significantly. “This may lead to otherwise viable businesses needlessly struggling. In a worst-case scenario, decisions on the future of a business may be...

  7. REVEALED: Who accountants are voting for in the federal election

    Report: Election Edition has been released, revealing the attitudes, preferences and considerations on political parties and leaders among business and industry. According to the report, across the six sectors surveyed, six out of seven stated that they...

  8. SuperConcepts releases next generation of SMSF software SuperMate

    tasks, SuperMate has been built to empower users and give them time back in their day. BDO Australia national superannuation lead, Paul Rafton, said key features such as the drag-and-drop feature will allow staff to be much more efficient with fewer...

  9. RBA reveals March rate decision for 2022

    has already been trending down for nearly twelve months and supply chain issues associated with the crisis is likely to lead to a higher demand in groceries, sparked interest rates and steeper mortgage repayments. Mr Dale also pointed out the lack of...

  10. ‘Volatile market’ increasing cash-flow challenges

    them to make prompt or even early payments. While offering flexible payment terms can keep your customers happy, this can lead to financial problems on your side. By implementing a better payment plan, you’re more likely to get the money in the bank...

  11. Accountants give ATO 100A draft the thumbs down

    the ATO’s radar and these trustees can presumably expect (or have already received) amended assessments which may or may not lead to litigation, which in turn may or may not support the ATO’s stance”. It says the “white zone” in the practical compliance...

  12. Accountants face pressure on advice tech adoption  

    it was not a “silver bullet”, said Mr Holland. Firms still needed a great team. “It all starts from the top – having good leaders that lead by example and support their staff through process improvements and new technology solutions. Involving dedicated...

  13. Nexia Melbourne heralds next era of innovative management 

    its ambitious growth agenda. Nexia Melbourne has appointed new joint managing partners, Paul Clement and Vito Interlandi, to lead the firm and will replace outgoing managing partner Paul Dal Bosco after 14 years at the helm. The partner group has made...

  14. How to manage the rise of clients selling online

    alone are closing up shop completely. While an online presence has become essential for retailers in today’s age, it can lead to some unexpected accounting and bookkeeping headaches. Many of those who have reported an upsurge in e-commerce have...

  15. Be in it to win it: MYOB rewarding Partners for upgrading their knowledge with $25,000 giveaway

    Leading business management platform, MYOB, has launched a new campaign incentivising Australian accounting and bookkeeping partners to become MYOB Business Payroll Certified. Running through March to April, the MYOB Partner campaign will see $5,000...

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    • Author: MYOB Australia
    • Category: Business
  16. Taxpayers need protection from a change of course

    adherence to the law, newly articulated by the Court or re-interpreted by the Commissioner, with retrospective effect, would lead to taxpayers being punished for following the Commissioner’s established approach at the time. Short of time travel, what...

  17. A day to remember

    shift away from an excess reliance on social media. “Accountants talk about their website ranking on Google or wanting to do lead generation on LinkedIn, which are effective mechanisms but they’re only a couple of very small pieces of the pie,” Mr Cobb...

  18. Small business ‘needs triple-pillar of Budget support’

    technology support because of the government’s strategy to become a top 10 digital economy in 10 years. But Asia would still lead the way. “Our competitors are putting a lot more money into helping the SME sector succeed in this digital environment than...

  19. Budget: Big wins for SMEs

    – it’s a quick fix,” Mr Scott said. “We need to start seeing plans for more permanent tax reform.” KPMG’s enterprise tax lead partner Clive Bird said the budget was largely positive for Australia’s mid-market businesses. “Overall, this has been an...

  20. Budget: Best of the rest 

    their tax liabilities, and align income tax liabilities on ACCUs with when they are actually sold. KPMG’s national sector lead, food and agribusiness, Georgie Aley said carbon farming and biodiversity opportunities had generated significant focus across...