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  1. Moore Stephens secures local talent amid Victorian expansion

    an exciting time to be joining Moore Stephens as it grows its local presence into Geelong and Victoria’s west. Over the last twenty years Geelong has transformed into a vibrant business centre with a growing international reputation, and I am looking...

  2. Moore Stephens loses high-profile tax specialist

    in a series of unfortunate events for the mid-tier network, which has lost its Canberra, Melbourne and Sydney offices in the last 12 months. However, the network has recently found a replacement firm in Melbourne as well as boosting its presence in...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Staff Reporter
    • Category: Tax

  3. Moore Stephens loses another office

    said. "We would like to thank the Moore Stephens Canberra practice for the contribution it has made to the network over the last several years," the firm's executive chairman, Don Boyd, stated. The Canberra office's exit follows that, in May 2015, of...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  4. Moore Stephens looks to challenge big four with legal expansion

    by Moore Stephens International Limited (MSIL), with the Australian arm now part of the greater Asia-Pacific region. The last financial year also saw a record number of accounting graduates recruited across the network, with 40 graduates joining. Mr...

  5. Moore Stephens defends its Australian operations

    member firm at this time, Moore Stephens CEO Peter Antonius declared the network will be an ongoing success. “Over the last 12 months, Moore Stephens Australia has undergone a significant transformation, culminating in a strategic review of its network...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  6. Moore Stephens announces merger with mid-tier rival

    has also recently lost its Canberra office, with ACT-based Synergy Group acquiring the office in a deal announced late last year. The firm has also lost a high-profile tax specialist in Andrew Lam to rival mid-tier Hills Roger Spencer Steer. Moore...

  7. Moore snags audit director from Deloitte

    recorded annual revenue growth of 20 per cent for two consecutive years, and brought its director count to five, he said. Last month, Moore also promoted Aoife Bodkin to director 18 months after she joined the firm from PKF. Mr Sakkas attributed the...

  8. Moore Global announces new international automotive, aviation, tax leaders

    Accountants Daily's sister brand, Accounting Times, previously reported on Moore Australia’s promotion of six in July last year, the appointment of a new M&A lead in Victoria and Tasmania in January last year, and three further promotions by the...

  9. Moore bolsters leadership with anniversary appointments

    appointed four new partners and three associate directors as it turns the corner on its first year after rebranding in July last year. Moore Australia on Wednesday announced the appointment of Vanessa Wu, Colin Prasad, Simon DePaoli and Lucie McKenna to...

  10. Moore Australia acquires WA advisory firm

    our service offering to add client value,” Mr Tomasi said. “Both Moore Australia and GROBUSINESS share the same values, buid lasting relationships, and provide exceptional services to our clients as they seek to meet their business, financial and...

  11. Money! That’s what accountants want

    way behind their peers in insurance, banking and finance. The findings, in a survey of more than 11,000 people during the last quarter of 2021 by recruitment website SEEK, shed light on what motivates the profession as vacancies skyrocket. The head of...

  12. Money laundering pre-insolvency adviser gets 5 years in jail

    period of 22 months for one charge of dealing in the proceeds of crime. Mr O’Neill pleaded guilty to the charge in October last year. Fellow pre-insolvency adviser John Narramore was sentenced to four and a half years in prison with a non-parole period...

  13. Monash Uni loses appeal to rewrite staff agreements, dodge $9m bill

    saw a “pattern of repeated and often entrenched non-compliance by universities, particularly in relation to casual staff”. Last year, the FWO accepted court-enforceable undertakings with University of Newcastle and Charles Sturt University for $6.2...

  14. Modelling highlights 'significant implementation risk' with stapled super changes

    was referred to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee for review in early February. The committee released its report last week, recommending that the bill be passed without amendment. With the committee backing the 1 July deadline, Dunn said the...

  15. Mitigating the significant and long-term risk of delayed payments

    rate delayed payments as one of the top risks to profitability, and 80 per cent have experienced overdue payments in the last year alone. The issue is a structural one, with more than two-thirds of respondents indicating that up to 30 per cent of issued...

  16. Mistakes ‘inevitable’ with ‘incredibly difficult’ awards system

    The length of the shift (minimum shift periods) The time the shift started The time the shift ended The time since the last shift ended The regularity of the shifts provided The tenure of the specific employee Any agreed minimum or maximum hours per...

  17. Minister Jones’ determination ‘inconsistent’ with current law, warns IPA

    exposure draft. The determination is the first use of new ministerial powers provided under legislation that was enacted last year in Treasury Laws Amendment (2023 Measures No. 1) Bill 2023. The legislation enables a Minister to supplement the existing...

  18. Minister falls short on income tax relief promise for federal budget

    Prime Minister will shortly be unveiling further plans for middle-income tax relief. At a Pritchitt Partners event in Sydney last night, Accountants Daily asked Mr Sukkar if it’s realistic to expect a commitment to both corporate tax rate cuts and...

  19. Mining mogul gets 7-year prison sentence for $1.13m GST fraud

    mogul has been sentenced to seven years and 10 months in prison for obtaining $1.13 million in fraudulent GST refunds. Last Friday (5 September), WA mining mogul Adam Waterman was sentenced to seven years and 10 months in prison with a non-parole period...

  20. Minimum wage set to rise by 2.5%

    president Justice Iain Ross said current economic conditions are vastly different to those observed during the commission’s last minimum wage review, which took place at the height of the pandemic last year. The last increase, under pandemic conditions,...

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