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  1. Accounting Conference and Expo returns for a second year in 2025

    Following a successful flagship forum last year, the ACE25 Accounting Conference and Exhibition is back for a second year in 2025. Hosted by Accountants Daily, the unrivalled conference provides a platform for the ATO and other accounting specialists...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Arabella Walton
    • Category: Business

  2. Accounting businesses more resilient, report finds

    an impact on revenue, with 42 per cent of professional services small businesses reportedly taking a $16,099 hit on average last financial year due to “poor resilience”. Poor resilience was defined as missing business opportunities for reasons including...

  3. Accounting body questions role of ASIC

    it may explain why ASIC sought a proposed one-off fee increase … for new auditors of SMSFs, which we argued was exorbitant.” Last month, the IPA questioned ASIC’s proposed fee hike for SMSF auditors, who now face a one-off $1,927 registration fee. While...

  4. Accounting body hails ‘huge win’ in new law reforms

    to competition laws in a bid to deter anti-competitive conduct, calling it a “huge win” for small businesses in particular. Last week, the Competition and Consumer Amendment (Misuse of Market Power) Bill 2017 was passed to implement a key recommendation...

  5. Accounting body calls for shake-up of regulator

    before committing to its proposed industry funding model for ASIC, and suggests consideration of a co-regulation model. Last year the government announced it would introduce an industry funding model for ASIC, to commence in the second half of 2017. The...

  6. Accounting body announces new CEO

    really excited to attract someone of Rick’s reputation and calibre to our organisation.” The announcement follows the news last month that Lee White, who has been CEO since 2011, would be stepping down from the role. Between now and Mr Ellis’...

  7. Accounting bodies welcome Palaszczuk backflip on land tax 

    in condemning Queensland’s expanded land tax regime after the state Premier bowed to pressure and abandoned the changes late last week. They said it exposed a need for land tax reform along national lines but Queensland’s decision to go it alone would...

  8. Accounting bodies to weigh in heavily on JobKeeper 2.0 design

    2.0 changes kick in from 28 September. The extension of JobKeeper for a further six months to 28 March 2021 was announced last week, revealing a new two-tiered payment rate and a tighter eligibility requirement. The changes include a new decline in...

  9. Accounting bodies speak against franking credit proposal

    is no investment that guarantees you a profit or a return so we can’t guarantee that what investors have received over the last decade is going to continue unfettered into the future. “Certainly if you’re already retired you have very limited options...

  10. Accounting bodies pin hopes on UK deal to relieve auditor shortage

    talent shortage problems, professional bodies say. ASIC and its UK counterpart, the Financial Reporting Council (FRC), last week inked a Memorandum of Understanding on Reciprocal Arrangements (MOURA) deal allowing qualified auditors of either country to...

  11. Accounting bodies fight back against mandatory e-invoicing

    of COVID-19. The strong pushback from the accounting profession comes after the Treasury released a consultation paper late last year to explore options to accelerate the adoption of e-invoicing. While non-mandatory options were presented in the paper,...

  12. Accounting apps market grows, but jury is out on effectiveness

    a network, build your own community of advisers and find people who you can refer your clients to.” Future proofing Late last year, Smithink founder, David Smith, said he’s finding a number of niche products being developed as add-ons to core accounting...

  13. AccountantsIQ tackles tax challenges of ageing

    she said. “It has been developed for the many busy people who care.” AgedCareIQ, launched at the IPA National Congress last week, included six sets of self-service information and checklist packages, priced at $125 each. “Clients or their loved one can...

  14. Accountants’ prior learning mulled by FASEA

    with training they’ve already done, and mandated training which can’t be used in practice. Accountants Daily reported last year that FASEA had written to the major professional bodies, inviting them to consult about having their designations and CPD...

  15. Accountants’ perceptions post-lockdown revealed

    to sectors which may take longer to recover. It would be a shame for businesses to hang on this long only to fall at the last hurdle because governments withdrew support too fast.”

  16. Accountants’ licensing group launches new partnership

    made during the three-year transition period of July 2013 to July 2016. Sixty-six per cent of applications were made in the last four months of the transition period, and 38 per cent of applications were lodged in June 2016.

  17. Accountants’ job seeking takes a slide

    Kristen Mangelsdorf told Accountants Daily that the hiring intentions for accountants have been relatively flat over the last few years, which could be a reason for this predominantly passive candidate pool. “So there are a lot of accountants who might...

  18. Accountants’ exemption revival lobby in the works

    Financial Services Kelly O’Dwyer, much like he did when the ATO’s portals were going through a period of extreme instability last year. This is not the first time scrapping the limited licensing regime has been raised. For one, Mayflower Consulting...

  19. Accountants’ exemption lobby hits scepticism

    for consumers of financial services,” the Office of former minister for Revenue and Financial Services, Kelly O’Dwyer, said last week in a statement to Accountants Daily. “The government will continue to engage with all stakeholders to ensure the...

  20. Accountants’ ethics rated despite tanking finance sector

    per cent). In stark contrast are local members of federal parliament, state parliament and local councillors, who tied in last position with just 39 per cent.

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Business
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