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  1. BDO eyes big four territory with audit plans

    BDO managing partner Tony Schiffmann said the mid-tier has had an average 10 per cent growth in its audit division in the last 12 months despite years of stagnation. Mr Schiffmann believes the growth comes from a market shift, where clients are...

  2. BDO doubles Melbourne office to accommodate expanding team

    CBD and is centrally located with public transport links, including Parliament Station and tram stops. BDO also announced last month that it will be expanding its operations in Canberra after recording record growth in annual revenue. The firm aims to...

  3. BDO confirms acquisition of analytics firm

    research offering through the appointment of ex-Deloitte Access Economics head, Mark Ingham, as an executive director last month.

  4. BDO Canberra adds 2 partners amid board meeting preparation

    for Canberra. David Fagan, BDO chair and non-executive director, said the firm’s decision to expand into Canberra last year added to the public sector practice which equated to around 20 per cent of the firm’s revenue in Australia. “We have demonstrable...

  5. BDO appoints new risk advisory services partner

    its Sydney-based risk advisory services practice. Matthew Williams joins the mid-tier firm from Deloitte, where he spent the last 24 years, 14 of which as partner. Mr Williams held a variety of roles at Deloitte. Recent years have seen him deliver the...

  6. BDO appoints new business services partner

    requests for our advisory offering,” Mr Saxon said. “The business environment in Australia has had to swiftly adapt in the last 12 months which is driving demand for firms that can provide clients with a strong advisory relationship supported by deep...

  7. BDO appoints new audit partner

    its Sydney-based financial services practice. Paul Doyle will join BDO’s partnership after joining the mid-tier in February last year as a consultant, after nearly three years in a similar role at Hamel Group. Before that, Mr Doyle spent just over two...

  8. BDO announces key appointment at Perth firm

    office lead audit partner Phillip Murdoch said she is the second experienced local practitioner to join the firm in the last 12 months. “[She will] assist us to continue to deliver high quality services to our valued client base,” said Mr Murdoch.

  9. BDO adds partner to cyber security team

    involving the theft of more than 14 million personal customer details, such driver’s licences and passport numbers. Last year attacks on Medibank and Optus, among others, raised the issue to national prominence as millions had personal information...

  10. BDO acquires transfer pricing expert

    in demand from multinationals seeking transfer pricing guidance and support after Chevron lost its case against the ATO last year. “Transfer pricing continues to be one of the key issues facing global companies who have cross border operations,” Ms...

  11. BCA calls for fiscal tax, spending caps to rein inflation in

    a significant role in managing household costs," RSM Australia economist Devika Shivadekar said regarding CPI data released last week. BCA also took aim at regulation, recommending that the government “appoint a Minister for Deregulation with clear...

  12. BAS, tax agent portal saga set to be escalated

    after a certain number of hours with an outage. There needs to be some compensation here that doesn’t exist.” As reported last week, shadow assistant treasurer Andrew Leigh is also throwing his support behind the cause, calling on Prime Minister Malcolm...

  13. BAS, payroll still major pain point for Aussie firms

    SME business owners, which show that support for the federal government increased to 26 per cent, up from 20 per cent in the last survey. Despite this, 64 per cent are looking to the government to reduce red tape, simplify reporting processes and...

  14. BAS agents, bookkeepers called on to spread STP message

    obligations with the new Single Touch Payroll regime. Legislation to introduce STP across businesses of all sizes was passed last month, with the ATO granting a three-month buffer to 30 September 2019 for small businesses to transition to the new...

  15. BAS agents shine as TPB fields complaints data

    throughout that process, have towed the line and done everything that has been asked of them,” he said. Compliance targets Last year the TPB launched a major compliance project targeting unregistered service providers, which recently saw almost 3,000...

  16. BAS agent’s registration application rejected over insufficient experience

    a registered TPB agent, had undertaken at least two years of full-time relevant experience (or part-time equivalent) in the last five years – determining that his registration as a tax agent must be rejected as he “did not meet the requirements...

  17. Barrister facing suspension accused of tax failures

    her practising certificate, but will soon face an “urgent” hearing to determine allegations of non-compliance. At the end of last year, Andrews had her certificate suspended after the board claimed she had allegedly worked without a practising...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Naomi Neilson
    • Category: Business

  18. Banks’ commitment to unfair contract legislation a win for SMEs

    contracts. “While the IPA was pleased with the passing of unfair contract legislation which has been in place since November last year, much work is required to enforce current practices which still see unfair clauses in contracts with small business,”...

  19. Banks remain SME favourite for loans as software providers move in

    lending space has been growing with KPMG revealing that Australia’s alternative finance market has grown 53 per cent last year. Further, ASIC’s second survey of the marketplace lending industry for the 2016-17 financial year showed $300 million in loans...

  20. Bankruptcy trustee’s bid to shirk CGT on $388k sale fails in court

    on the sale of two of Lanning’s Noosa properties which sold for a combined $388,000 in 2020 and 2021. However, in a judgment last week, the Federal Court dismissed Robson's argument that the tax laws around CGT did not apply to bankruptcy trustees. “The...

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