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  1. How to move your business to the cloud

    to what information and data is actually transitioned. With SMSF accounting most of the information you need is from the last 12 months. Dedicate resources to moving that information and leave the rest on the legacy system. Simply remove access and...

  2. How to modernise your finance technology stack

    this in an integrated way, tying strategy back to the financial plan to ensure alignment and collaboration between teams. Lastly, renovate the core To abstract the organisation from any disruption from an ERP upgrade, a cloud-based solution is the last...

  3. How to minimise the risk of a client audit

    Reuters Senior Product Manager, Tax & Accounting, ANZ, and fellow Product Manager Shane Paxton outline how to avoid them. Last year the Australian Tax Office (ATO) was clear as to what area it deemed ripe for a clampdown: work-related expenses. It...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Thomson Reuters
    • Category: Business

  4. How to manage the rise of clients selling online

    to scale and expand its online operations. Their initiative to create new products and find new ways to sell them during the last two years saw the Karu Distillery team receive an overwhelming amount of sales data from a growing number of platforms....

  5. How to Make the Most of Your Super Fund

    up and ensure that you're not missing out on any of your retirement savings. 7) Review Your Super Fund Performance One last important tip is to review your super fund annually. This is to ensure that your super fund is growing and that your financial...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Lucy Mitchell, Current Australia
    • Category: Super

  6. How to find the tax compliance model that fits

    No doubt. But if that person leaves, and the next person leaves, it becomes a process of following whatever was done last year. This is a big risk. And if all communication to collate data, interrogate and review calculations etc is done by email, then...

  7. How to earn tens of thousands of Qantas Points for helping your clients get paid faster

    business planning (39 per cent). Small businesses have had to lean on Accountants and bookkeepers more than every over the last few years, whilst navigating the complexities of Government incentives during the Coronavirus pandemic. Helping your clients...

  8. How to detect and prevent elder abuse when advising older clients: RSM

    and advisors come across whilst working with older clients. So, what are the red flags, and what can be done in response? Last Wednesday (24 September), RSM Perth partner Katie Timms told the Class Ignite conference about common red flags that could...

  9. How to deal with common auditing contraventions

    the ATO, which is possible, but more importantly, from the ATO to the auditor. It is pleasing to see that the ATO announced last week that they are working on improving the communications with auditors. Shirley Schaefer, superannuation partner at BDO

  10. How to communicate the latest Trust Distribution ATO rulings to clients.

    in family dealings, has left accountants shocked. We heard your voice, as over 5,500 accountants registered for our webinar last week. During the session, we covered not only understanding the rulings from the ATO - but how to start planning for how you...

  11. How to combat burnout in your practice

    recovery, and intermittent breaks for “micro recovery”. “There has been a lot of focus and research around resilience in the last year or two but this is now shifting away to micro recovery,” he explained. “It’s about hitting little points throughout...

  12. How to avoid the traps in TPD claims through super

    remains one of the most vital parts of the life insurance ecosystem. In fact, its importance has increased in the wake of last year’s changes to Individual Disability Income Insurance (the sustainability measures announced by APRA in September 2021)....

  13. How to avoid getting scammed this tax time

    dollars? Well, if that number makes you weak at the knees, just know that this is how much scammers got out of Australians last year. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) 10th annual Targeting scams report highlights that scams...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Lindsay Brown, LogMeIn
    • Category: Tax

  14. How this young accountant feels about joining a professional body

    Some professional accounting bodies made the news for all the wrong reasons last year. This left us wondering: do young accountants care about professional designations? Join Accountants Daily editor Katarina Taurian as she grills aspiring CA, Michael...

  15. How the ATO will turn celebrity into a challenge

    Individuals will pay tax on their fame unless there are changes to last year’s draft determination. The ATO’s draft taxation determination TD 2022/D3 sets out the proposed treatment of an individual’s fame. It say, in essence, that because the law...

  16. How technology puts your and your people first

    and beyond for your clients at the same time? THE BIG PICTURE 30%. The number of accountants that have felt isolated in the last year (ICAEW) 14%. The percentage of accountants that feel constantly under pressure (ICAEW) BUILDING PRESSURES In the wake...

  17. How technology helps avoid the dread of compliance work

    piling up on your desk, it can be all too easy to put off updating your books. But leaving your bookkeeping admin to the last minute can rob you of insights key to safeguarding the success of your business – not to mention pile on stress. If a business...

  18. How TASA changes could prove problematic

    is too long to set out here. Very broadly, this is an individual or an entity that is not a tax practitioner and within the last five years has committed serious offences or breached TASA. It also includes an undischarged bankrupt or an entity that has...

  19. How small businesses will be affected by changes to family trusts tax

    from The Australia Institute suggests family trusts have assets of more than $3 trillion and a revenue of $350 billion last year alone. This isn’t surprising given the same report showed more than 21 per cent of Australia’s national income is funnelled...

  20. How Professional Services Firms are weathering the COVID-19 storm

    competitors by providing first rate service when their clients need it most. We don’t know how long the disruption will last, or what the new normal will look like. But we do know that despite the pause on travel, the globalisation of business is here...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: MSI Global Alliance, Aus, NZ and Fiji
    • Category: Business
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