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  1. CA ANZ members decisively reject pay rise for directors

    UPDATED: Last week’s AGM voted down a proposal to increase the remuneration pool by almost 16 per cent. CA ANZ members have decisively rejected a move to increase the pay of directors by almost 16 per cent at last week’s AGM. The resolution was voted...

  2. CA ANZ members approve tighter conduct rules

    the findings of a review of conduct rules prompted by CA ANZ’s widely criticised response to the KPMG cheating scandal last year, which involved hundreds but resulted in sanctions on just eight unnamed members. This year the PwC tax cheating affair has...

  3. CA ANZ member appointed to IFAC as deputy president

    services provider. Rulton’s service to the profession resulted in her receiving the CA ANZ Meritorious Service Award last year and landed her multiple roles and positions on various industry panels and councils. Van Onselen said Rulton had served on the...

  4. CA ANZ member abandons campaign against board

    he was abandoning the campaign and had apologised to the CA ANZ chairman and chief executive over critical comments reported last week. The comments were motivated by CA ANZ’s handling of the KPMG exam cheating affair, which Mr Alizzi described as “the...

  5. CA ANZ launches summer internship placement program

    mid-tiers and corporates — over a three- to 12-week block during summer. The program saw 233 students placed with firms last year, with 70 per cent continuing on with their employer in an ongoing position after their placement. The Achiever Programme is...

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    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Business
  6. CA ANZ launches new master’s degree partnership

    flexible study pathways. CA ANZ first launched the pilot program across the ditch with Victoria University in New Zealand last year, with its first intake of students to commence from term 1 2020. Should the pilot partnership prove successful, CA ANZ...

  7. CA ANZ issues mea culpa over exam hiccup

    for its TAXAU120 exam after its remote exam provider, ProctorU, experienced a momentary connectivity issue with its server last Wednesday. According to CA ANZ, over 90 per cent of candidates were able to reconnect and complete the exam. “On behalf of CA...

  8. CA ANZ gives financial fitness tips for New Year’s resolution season

    said. “If you can’t see it, you can’t spend it. Automating this process makes your life easier now and in the long run.” Last but not least, CA ANZ urged Australians to seek advice from their chartered accountant to stay on top of all the latest...

  9. CA ANZ fights rearguard action against TPB legislation

    warns. CA ANZ is fighting a rearguard action against legal changes to tax agent regulation that passed through parliament last week. CEO Ainslie van Onselen has written to the Treasurer calling for a review of Treasury Laws Amendment (2023 Measures No....

  10. CA ANZ details audit improvement plan

    largest firms. “Organisations across the private and public sectors have come under major scrutiny, particularly over the last three years,” said Amir Ghandar, CA ANZ reporting and assurance leader. “Clearly, a more integrated and consistent approach to...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Business
  11. CA ANZ defends handling of KPMG case

    and its decision in the wake of the scandal to launch a review of its professional standards. The body announced the review last week after hundreds of KPMG accountants were found to have systemically cheated on exams and an inquiry ended with sanctions...

  12. CA ANZ conducts review into exam platform outage

    ANZ has issued an apology to provisional CA ANZ members who could not complete their Audit and Risk (AR126) exam on Tuesday last week due to a malfunction of a third-party exam delivery platform. "We sincerely apologise to affected candidates and...

  13. CA ANZ closely monitoring CBA loan fraud investigation

    about their obligations. The discovery of approximately $1 billion in potentially fraudulent loans by the Commonwealth Bank last month highlights major risks accountants should pay attention to in their own practices, including identity theft and AI...

  14. CA ANZ chief executive stands down

    creation of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand. “He can be very proud of his achievements with CA ANZ over the last four years as CEO and 30 years as a CA. His legacy will be a strong and vibrant member organisation, having guided our...

  15. CA ANZ calls on Gen Z to ‘make epic things happen’

    The professional body launched its new “Make Epic Things Happen” campaign in cinemas last night aimed at attracting young people to the accounting profession. CA ANZ has called for the younger generation to be inspired by a career in accounting to help...

  16. CA ANZ boss hints at joint accounting bodies reunion

    the associations was intended to present a united lobbying front to government on behalf of the accounting profession. The last formalised meeting between the three bodies was in 2012, but CA ANZ chief executive Rick Ellis said he’s in talks with CPA...

  17. CA ANZ backs latest round of education changes

    guidance put forward by the Financial Adviser Standards and Ethics Authority, citing a similar assessment to its CA Program. Last week, FASEA released a legislative instrument for consultation that covers, in detail, what further education existing...

  18. CA ANZ backs government’s mission to improve invoice payment times

    of Australia’s mandatory scheme found that e-invoicing was poorly functioning, which has seen some improvement over the last 12 months. However, CA ANZ said further improvement is needed and there needs to be an increase in e-invoicing adoption....

  19. CA ANZ ‘disappointed’ by accounting role gaps in Occupation Shortage List

    The professional body has welcomed the addition of tax accountants and auditors to the Occupation Shortage List. Last week, the Australian Occupation Shortage List was released with the addition of tax accountants and auditors, yet missed other key...

  20. CA announces course change following timetable bungle

    because they couldn’t enrol in their final capstone course as a result of the new structure. CA ANZ told Accountants Daily last week it was mulling options and concessions for affected students students, which has been confirmed this evening in the form...