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  1. Mid-tier outlines service line plans for FY17/18

    business divisions. In particular, the firm is looking to boost its work in relation to fraud, which it noted appetite for last year. “There’s always been work on fraud, and we’re looking to boost our work from responding when it’s detected to fraud...

  2. Mid-tier offers last-minute tax advice

    With the end of the financial year only a few weeks away, mid-tier firm HLB Mann Judd has highlighted last-minute steps that can be taken to minimise tax liabilities for SMSF clients. HLB Mann Judd Sydney tax partner Peter Bembrick said one of the...

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

  3. Mid-tier network appoints CPA as South Australia CEO

    appointment follows the appointment of Tony Sacre, the former head of the Sydney Stock Exchange, as its new chief executive last year. Accountants Daily understands that all members of the Bentleys Network are separate legal entities and not in...

  4. Mid-tier makes strategic merger on Gold Coast

    to grow through partnerships with like-minded firms,” Mr Beddoes said. “We have completed three acquisitions in the last 12 months, each of which added something to our offering for clients.” Bentleys CEO Mark Chapman said he supports the merger as it...

  5. Mid-tier makes Melbourne partner appointment

    in specific sectors such as not-for-profit, property and automotive,” said David Garvey, managing partner, BDO Melbourne. Last month BDO Melbourne also appointed Belinda Cheesewright as a new tax partner.

  6. Mid-tier looks to expand in tech offering space

    A mid-tier accounting firm is set to roll out its own technological offerings for its clients this year and is looking to continue shifting its workplace environments to better align with cultural imperatives. CEO of Grant Thornton, Greg Keith, spoke...

  7. Mid-tier looks to boost, shake up divisions in FY16-17

    to new technologies to change the way those services are delivered. “Our audit, tax and private advisory areas all grew last year. However, we expect that automation and globalisation of workforce needs to be embraced to ensure that we can continue to...

  8. Mid-tier launches new service line with PwC hire

    regulatory environment,” added David Garvey, managing partner of BDO’s Melbourne office. This follows BDO’s appointment late last year of ex-KPMG manager Mark Schiavello, and confirmation of the mid-tier’s intentions to make big changes across the board...

  9. Mid-tier issues mixed response to innovation package

    incentives. “In particular, the government’s crowdsourced equity funding legislation introduced into Parliament last week missed the opportunity to target middle-market firms looking to expand their operations into new markets, both in Australia and in...

  10. Mid-tier hits out following contentious state budget

    state budget, concerned that key proposals could have a negative impact on business in the state and in turn, clients. Last week, the Western Australia government released its state budget which included three changes which Leon Mok, managing director...

  11. Mid-tier hits out at cap tipped to hit accountants

    management of their tax affairs, which would impact the extent to which an individual can claim deductions for tax advice. Last week, Bill Shorten delivered the opposition’s federal budget reply speech in which he proposed a cap on the amount...

  12. Mid-tier hits out at accounting bodies on government lobbying

    Group and the Digital Business Council.” CA ANZ also spoke of the increased red tape for accountants themselves. “The last few years has seen an increasing level of additional regulatory burden, both in terms of compliance and financial costs. Most...

  13. Mid-tier highlights ATO’s gig economy focus

    employee or an contractor and this has just made it a much bigger issue because of the onslaught of the gig economy over the last few years.” According to Ms Townsend, accountants should be advising their business clients to speak to appropriate...

  14. Mid-tier flags advice opportunity in NFP sector

    not-for-profits are still seeking advice from their accountants following a number of changes to their industry over the last five years. “The NFP sector has been in constant change since 2012 with the introduction of the Australian Charities and...

  15. Mid-tier firm's corporate finance arm in hot water with ASIC

    AFSL, which excludes the firm from providing advice as an “independent expert.” The move was effective from 20 December last year. Accountants Daily understands that the AFSL in question is operated by the Melbourne office only, meaning other firms in...

  16. Mid-tier firm gains new partner following merger

    appointment of a new growth advisory partner, who was the advisory board chairman of a consulting group which it merged with last week. Grant Thornton has welcomed Ian McCall as a partner in its Melbourne-based growth advisory team. Mr McCall was...

  17. Mid-tier firm announces new partners

    Louise and Jordan have already contributed so much to Pitcher Partners Sydney as we moved through the merger process last year,” Mr Southwell said. “We’re growing at the same time as we’re helping our clients to grow, and Alison, Louise and Jordan will...

  18. Mid-tier fears tax, compliance laws driving clients offshore

    standards,” said Mr Brass. “The new rules go beyond internationally-accepted rules, which have been negotiated over the last two years through the monumental BEPS process, which involved the G20 and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and...

  19. Mid-tier fast-tracks graduate training for audit season

    program for our 2019 graduates because they feel a little bit left out that they weren’t the benefactors of the SGALP last year.” Mr Shanley said that while the mid-tier traditionally relied on secondees from around the globe using the Baker Tilly...

  20. Mid-tier eyes south-east Asia expansion

    in which we are not represented, including the south island of New Zealand and in Tasmania and the Northern Territory.” Last year the network expanded into Indonesia through Jakarta-based firm Doli, Bambang, Sulistiyanto, Dadang & Ali (DBSDA). It also...

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