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  1. MYOB finds Amazon arrival motivating SMEs

    Of the more than 1,000 Australian SMEs surveyed, 76 per cent invested in technology as a means to innovate over the last 12 months, and 78 per cent believe that advancements in technology will impact their business in the next decade. “There is no doubt...

  2. MYOB draws battle lines with Xero as results released

    figures for 2018 have given MYOB confidence in “grabbing market leadership”, according to its chief financial officer. Last week, Xero saw its net loss for the six months ended 30 September 2018 widen to $NZ28.6 million, up from $NZ19.6 million from the...

  3. MYOB directors set to back takeover bid

    vote in favour of a takeover from a private equity giant, subject to certain conditions, and following a revised offer last week. The MYOB board has agreed to recommend a “scheme of arrangement” to shareholders with US private equity giant KKR at $3.40...

  4. MYOB developing its own client portal

    to AccountantsDaily, Adam Ferguson, MYOB’s general manager, accountants division said Deloitte Private Connect, launched last week, is an innovative offering from the big four firm that will help redefine an evolving accounting industry. “I think it...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business
  5. MYOB data reveals change in SME sentiment, patterns

    biannual Business Monitor survey of over 1000 SMEs today. In reviewing the results of the Business Monitor survey from the last seven years, MYOB has discovered that Australian businesses are becoming more resilient and flexible in a changing economic...

  6. MYOB CEO Tim Reed steps down

    online classifieds company Scout24 AG, will succeed Mr Reed as chief executive from 16 September. Mr Reed, who has spent the last 16 years at MYOB, including 12 years as chief executive, will continue to support MYOB’s business strategy in the role of...

  7. MYOB buys into ERP provider

    division said the investment was a natural progression following a successful partnership between the companies over the last year. “Before partnering with Acumatica, we reviewed technology platforms around the world for the ideal solution that would...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business
  8. MYOB announces trial launch of STP product

    of that is making sure our customers have plenty of time to test out the new technology before the reporting deadlines.” Last month, MYOB chief executive Tim Reed said he was confident of his software being “ready to go” for the bulk of its user base,...

  9. MYOB announces next steps with proposed buyout

    This would enable KKR to progress its proposal of acquiring the remaining shares in the company, resulting in a takeover. Last month, MYOB released a statement confirming that Bain Capital sold the bulk of its shares to KKR, with KKR now holding a 19.9...

  10. MYOB announces massive growth, flags new accountants' portal

    Tim Reed said he was pleased with the result and described the transformation delivered in the MYOB business over the last three years as an outstanding achievement. “I am immensely proud of what has been accomplished in a short period. We continue to...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business
  11. MYOB adds novated car leasing to Flare Benefits app 

    exempting EVs from fringe benefits tax. The Flare Benefits app, launched in May following MYOB’s purchase of fintech Flare last year, already enables SMEs to deliver staff benefits such as supermarket discounts. MYOB said the app could be tailored to...

  12. MYOB acquires Axsys, Exobiz in mid-market push

    officer Steve Aish said the deal offers testament to the level of quality and innovation tabled by the business over the last 16 years. “We’re very excited to be part of the next phase of growth for MYOB Enterprise,” Mr Aish said. “This highlights the...

  13. myGovID concerns not ‘insignificant’ as deadline looms

    documents causing an error in set-up. Such naming mismatches might occur when a practitioner has taken on their partner’s last name and the change has not been reflected on one of the required identity documents. Accountants Daily understands the ATO...

  14. Multiple changes to tribunal, standards boards

    The government made a number of appointments last week, including to the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board, the Superannuation Complaints Tribunal and the Payments System Board. Last Friday federal Treasurer Scott Morrison announced multiple...

  15. Mulino hits SMSFs with new levy in major financial sector reform

    through self-managed super funds, and SMSF losses have already placed immense strain on the CSLR [Compensation Scheme of Last Resort], accounting for more than 90 per cent of costs to date.” Mulino said in a statement that the collapses of the Shield...

  16. Moves to make instant asset write-off permanent applauded

    feature of the tax system, which has been well received by advisers to small business. According to its costings, released last week, the Labor Party would retain the $30,000 instant asset write-off for SMEs, introduced as part of the government’s...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Business
  17. Most taxpayers ‘will be in the dark’ about WFH changes

    have an accountant, they could be in for a big surprise if they prepare their return via myTax in the same way they did last year – and they could be opening themselves up to an audit as a result.” CPA Australia senior manager tax policy Elinor...

  18. Most taxpayers ‘in the dark’ about their return result

    supplied to Accountants Daily, showed the average refund for returns processed during July was down by $438 compared with last year to $2,331. However, taxpayers using an agent got a substantially better result with an average return of $2,669 against...

  19. Most sought-after accounting services revealed

    years out from sale. Over 70 per cent of all SME purchases from accountants fell into one of these two categories in the last 12 months. “Sounding board” services involve regular meetings, on either a quarterly or monthly basis, where business risks,...

  20. Most SMBs find accountants through word of mouth

    ask ‘some’ of their clients. For small practices, 32 per cent of accountants reported not asking any clients at all. In the last year, just one in five (22 per cent) of businesses have referred their accountant to peers, 11 per cent of which have only...