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  1. Big-end-of-town tax: miners, banks pay up, but for one-third it’s zip

    understand how the system is working and where the gaps are,” he said. “We invested in increasing tax compliance in last week’s budget and this data will help us target that additional funding.” Ms Saint said the increased investment in the Tax...

  2. Big tech solutions for bookkeepers: how to build your digital ecosystem

    The QuickBooks Online advantage As Meagan Wood, head of advisor strategy at Intuit QuickBooks reminded the audience, last year everyone got to see how important accountants and bookkeepers are to small businesses. “Many played the role of JobKeeper...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Intuit Quickbooks
    • Category: Technology
  3. Big names not enough as voluntary resignations spike in accounting

    high”, he believes it may be a result of the changing attitudes towards the gig economy, a trend he predicted this time last year. “One of the key things that we see is how temporary and contract employment has become a lot more the norm,” said Mr...

  4. Big four reveals partners’ average tax rate

    than 8,000 people, making us a significant contributor to Australia’s economy and tax system,” Mr Sayers said. “Over the last three years, PwC, its partners and its employees have contributed more than $1.7 billion in total taxes. “In the 2018 financial...

  5. Big four pleased with key state law amendment

    with the other states’ landholder and corporate reconstruction and consolidation laws. Speaking at the Tax Institute forum last week, PwC partner Rachael Cullen discussed several recent legislative changes, including the Tasmanian Duties Amendment...

  6. Big four firm tips ‘natural appetite’ for more regulation

    of ASX 200-listed companies using the principles of integrated reporting in their annual reports has almost doubled over the last year, which is likely to pave the way for more regulatory standards professionals need to meet, according to a big four...

  7. Big four firm hires CFS general manager in leadership shuffle

    executives, Ms Elkins has been with CBA for over nine years and executive general manager at Colonial First State for the last 7 years. She has been responsible for providing member outcomes for more than 1 million superannuation members and investors....

  8. Big four firm flags fee shake-up

    space will see further changes to its traditional fee structure and the interfaces it uses for client service provision. Last week, KPMG marked its official entry to the professional services software market, heralding a shift in focus around innovation...

  9. Big four firm flags ‘material blow’ for SMEs

    is not surprising given how governments have invariably seen it as a cost more than an investment. In the first half of last year, a Treasury-led review of the incentive was announced, only for this to be redirected in December as part of the National...

  10. Big four finds SMEs not sold on tax cut

    may not have seen the real cash benefit, and 1.5 per cent might have been too small,” he said. “What had been announced in last year’s budget and finally got through the senate was the new round of tax cuts, where now the tax rate at 27.5 per cent...

  11. Big four finds 200% growth in fintech revenue

    FinTech Australia chief executive Danielle Szetho said the number of fintechs in Australia had more than doubled in the last year. “In 2016, FinTech Australia had identified some 250 fintech companies in Australia,” she said. “We now estimate there's...

  12. Big four boss credits high-profile appointments, tax arm for FY18 results

    announced a 9.2 per cent revenue growth to $1.64 billion for the 12 months to 30 June 2018, up from $1.5 billion recorded last year. Mr Wingrove said the firm’s results were down to its management consulting business, which continued to be its...

  13. Big four backs e-invoicing push

    Commission’s Targeting Scams report found that business email compromise scams accounted for $5.3 million in reported losses last year. “Scammers intercept legitimate invoices and change the details to include fraudulent payment information. The...

  14. Big four accounting firm makes list of top Aussie employers

    market, and one of the four accounting giants has made the top five. PwC came in at number four of 20, up 11 places from last year. It comes after Qantas, Epworth Medical Foundation and Apple. As an industry, professional services came in at number nine...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Business
  15. Big challenges for microbusinesses during COVID-19

    close link between people's financial wellbeing and their mental health. “I actually did my mental health first aid training last year – twice!” she says. “We have more freedom in South Australia than in some other parts of Australia at the moment but I...

  16. Big business payment times set to be made transparent under new law

    reporting framework officially passes Parliament. The Payment Times Reporting Bill 2020, which had been passed by the Senate last month, has finally passed both houses this week. The new measure will require large businesses with an income threshold of...

  17. Big 4, mid-tier execs hit out over 'heavy handed' regulation

    handed” in regulation. “It's always going to be that fine line between regulation and access and I think the changes in the last couple of years have been quite dramatic,” he said. “So you've still got to have a certain light touch to it to enable the...

  18. Big 4 topples record for partner intake in 2017

    One big four firm has now officially locked in 91 partner admissions for 2017, up from last year’s record intake of 72, with the bulk of those appointments in the financial advisory division. A PwC Australia spokesperson told Accountants Daily its...

  19. Big 4 tips bullish M&A market in 2018

    also found that 72 per cent of Australian executives felt that the global economy was improving, more than double from the last survey, while the percentage who felt positive about their own local economies tripled from 21 per cent to 62 per cent. EY...

  20. Big 4 tells accountants to brace for #MeToo movement

    a big four firm is warning accountants to understand their liabilities and responsibilities in the workplace. Since last year, there has been a groundswell of support for the #MeToo movement on social media, which aims in part to expose sexual...