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  1. BDO appoints new digital technology partner 

    as a partner in the firm’s digital & technology advisory (D&TA) team. Based out of BDO’s Adelaide office, Mr Korte will lead the D&TA team in supporting clients by assessing their business and IT environment and delivering real-world solutions to secure...

  2. BDO appoints new cyber security partner

    at Queensland Health for the past two years. According to the firm, during his 26-year career, Mr Borchi has held key leadership roles at a range of federal government departments and in recent years acted as the cyber consulting lead at some of...

  3. BDO announces key appointment at Perth firm

    to new accounting standards AASB 5, 16 and 9. BDO said Ms Oldmeadow-Hall has a wealth of knowledge and experience in leading technical accounting and finance teams. “Susan’s experience includes technical partner with a large global accounting firm based...

  4. BAS streamlining in the works as STP hits new milestone

    statements, including through more pre-filling, as its STP rollout hits a new milestone with small business. The ATO’s STP lead, John Shepherd, addressed small businesses in a webcast with sister title My Business, which you can access for free here. Mr...

  5. Banking, super exec joins big four firm

    Former head of group strategy and planning at AustralianSuper has joined a big four firm in a leadership role to create deeper ties with Australia’s wealth management sector. Rohit Mendiratta has been appointed to lead KPMG’s asset and wealth...

  6. Back-door listings set to surge

    to further generate interest in back-door listings. Technology and medical research companies are expected to continue to lead IPO listings in addition to the mining industry. There are currently several mining shells not being used which could...

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

  7. Avoid last-minute AML/CTF scramble, warns recruiter

    2026, Rippon said this number would increase by an estimated 70,000 to 90,000. The sharp uptick in regulated entities could lead to resourcing crunches as firms compete for AML/CTF expertise, Rippon warned. He said that firms that prepared well in...

  8. Average refund plummets by $580, total payout down $5.4bn

    changes earlier this year, said the decline was in line with his expectations. “The absence of LMITO was inevitably going to lead to smaller refunds and the change to working-from-home deductions has also been a factor,” he said. “The ATO were adamant...

  9. Automation the answer to inflation, say Australian businesses

    the impacts of inflation, according to Grant Thornton’s International Business Report (IBR). Grant Thornton CMO and industry lead Fraser McNaughton said firms were responding to economic challenges — with inflation figures this week showing it hit 7.8...

  10. Automation 'the way of the future', says Grant Thornton

    but just under half want to free up key staff for higher value-add tasks, while only a third expect this automation to lead to job losses,” Mr Green said. “Post-financial crisis, firms continue to strive for greater efficiency, better productivity, and...

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

  11. Australians look to business for societal change

    Australians are now turning towards businesses and their leaders to enact change on societal issues as trust in the government tanks following the Black Summer bushfires. The 2020 Edelman Australia Trust Barometer found that trust in the government,...

  12. Australians hit with biggest income tax increase in OECD

    and has fallen from the peak of 7.8 per cent in December 2022,” the ABS said. Economists have predicted this result may lead to the RBA resuming its tightening bias to get inflation within a target range of 2–3 per cent by June.

  13. Australian SMEs struggling, performance data reveals

    economy and the industries most impacted give us insight into why this might be down compared to GDP,” he said. The lead indicator of the SME economic performance was based on over 17 million observations of 200,000 small businesses in Australia. The...

  14. Australian small businesses trail rest of APAC: CPA

    of 65 per cent, making the Australian cohort the least optimistic. According to Gavan Ord, business and investment policy lead at CPA Australia, the disparity comes down to two main factors. First, Australian businesses are technology laggards, both in...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Nick Wilson
    • Category: Business

  15. Australian partner appointed as mid-tier’s Asia-Pacific chair

    partner at HLB Mann Judd Perth who will be retiring after 22 years at the helm. The appointment of Mr Henderson will see him lead HLB Asia Pacific over the next three years, and be primarily responsible for implementing HLB’s strategy and growth...

  16. Australian alt-fi market growing finds big 4 firm

    raised $306.86 billion in 2016, up from $128.27 billion in 2015. Balance sheet business lending retained its position as the leading form of alternative finance by volume in Australia, jumping 80 per cent to $274.16 million in 2016. Meanwhile...

  17. Australia’s a nation of bosses: Xero

    One in six Australian workers now own their own business, with regional and female founders leading the entrepreneurial charge, a new study has found. Xero’s latest report has found that there were 2.2 million business owners in Australia in late 2019,...

  18. Australia's place in G20 at risk, warns PwC

    PwC’s Asia desk lead partner has warned that Australia will lose its place as a G20 economy if we continue to ignore the increasing economic success of Asian nations. Andrew Parker's comments follow the release of the PwC report World in 2050 which...

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

  19. Australia's 'social compact' at risk: KPMG

    higher marginal tax rates - and extremely inefficient indirect taxes,” he said “Letting the current mix just drift on will lead to economic decline, an increased drag on business, and may drive down participation rates in the economy. It ultimately has...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business

  20. Australia to adopt the CRS in 2017

    chaos, with incorrect information being disseminated. Alternatively, early adoption without appropriate systems would lead to information collected and exchanged, but left sitting in the proverbial waiting room without the ability to link it to taxpayer...

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