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  1. Accountants predict Victorian stamp duty review doomed to failure

    Experts say there is only a slim chance the state will follow the lead of NSW and reform the “inefficient tax”. Accountants believe Victoria will fail to follow the lead of NSW on stamp duty despite a parliamentary inquiry into the matter. HLB Mann...

  2. Accountants now captured in LMI waiver expansion: NAB

    sooner.’ With NAB having joined the pool of lenders offering this option to accountants, competition between lenders could lead to greater opportunities for accounting professionals to obtain finance, Haynes added. AML said that based on the areas it...

  3. Accountants not happy with industry bodies

    with financial advice increases. She said the IPA sees it's role as not only responding to member demands but also leading members to the path of success. “We have to lead them and guide them and make suggestions about what we think they should be doing...

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

  4. Accountants must move past spreadsheets amid budget changes

    Moreover, it could be difficult to track any mistake, like a wrong date on one cost, and this could throw off the total and lead the accountant to provide incorrect advice, which could lead to the ATO asking questions. “You have a different line you...

  5. Accountants lead mass adviser exit as FY20 wraps up

    More than 300 advisers left the industry in just one week leading up to the end of the 2019–20 financial year, with the exodus led by accountants and contributing to flat growth for most dealer groups. According to data from Adviser Ratings, 354...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Sarah Kendell
    • Category: Business

  6. Accountants lament lack of tax reform ambition

    them, such as climate change, sustainability reporting, and implementing a federal integrity commission,” she said. The tax lead at CA ANZ, Michael Croker, said accountants would be able to help advise on one of Labor’s key election policies. “CA ANZ...

  7. Accountants hesitant on technology advice: MYOB report

    for every business model to be redesigned,” he said. “We see this as a huge opportunity for accountants and bookkeepers to lead this step change for their clients, and themselves.”

  8. Accountants give ATO 100A draft the thumbs down

    the ATO’s radar and these trustees can presumably expect (or have already received) amended assessments which may or may not lead to litigation, which in turn may or may not support the ATO’s stance”. It says the “white zone” in the practical compliance...

  9. Accountants flagged in ASIC crackdown

    True to its warnings in the lead-up to the end of the accountants’ exemption, ASIC’s corporate plan for 2016-17 to 2019-20 points to a special focus on the surveillance and monitoring of accountants. Accountants who have recently entered the financial...

  10. Accountants face pressure on advice tech adoption  

    it was not a “silver bullet”, said Mr Holland. Firms still needed a great team. “It all starts from the top – having good leaders that lead by example and support their staff through process improvements and new technology solutions. Involving dedicated...

  11. Accountants Daily Strategy Week Day 2 wrap-up: Prioritising mental health and self-care

    a post-pandemic landscape. Day 2 of the Accountants Daily Strategy Week saw Tax Institute senior advocate Robyn Jacobson lead a roundup of timely tax issues, including the finer points of the JobKeeper extension, the end of the superannuation guarantee...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Cameron Micallef
    • Category: Business

  12. Accountants Daily Australian Accounting Awards Finalist Showcase – Boutique Firm of the Year (less than 20 employees)

    categories. In this episode, Accountants Daily editor Jotham Lian is joined by Malika Siyali, market development and agile lead at Thomson Reuters, Gold Partner of the awards, and two finalists who share how they are feeling about having gained...

  13. Accountants cautious over office return as states reopen

    people returning will be low initially and will grow as confidence builds,” Mr Nickless said. Accenture geographic services lead Australia & New Zealand, Lisa Crennan, said that there was no expectation that their staff would return to offices by a...

  14. Accountants called to lead fight against corruption

    The Institute of Public Accountants chief executive, Andrew Conway has backed the initiative, calling on accountants to help lead the fight against corruption. “Corruption not only erodes trust, it has a direct detrimental impact on economic growth,”...

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

  15. Accountants best placed to lead ethical AI use: CA ANZ, ACCA

    As trusted advisers with a high professional regard for ethics, accountants should be tasked with leading the charge on the ethical adoption of artificial intelligence, peak bodies say. A new report published by the Association of Chartered Certified...

  16. Accountants at risk under responsible lending reforms

    and inject credit into the economy. Keddie Waller, head of public practice at CPA Australia, believes such reforms could lead to a return of a practice where banks request accountants to sign off on a client’s ability to repay a loan as part of the...

  17. Accountants and planners ‘turf war' set to escalate

    compliance, accountants have long enjoyed a system that closely mirrored self-regulation; but changes to SMSF advice will lead to a higher level of monitoring and regulation. Mr Clatworthy agreed, noting that “typically, accountants look backwards, with...

  18. Accountants ‘disappointed’ by withdrawal of disallowance motion

    a clear list of issues that need to be disclosed when applicable,” said CPA Australia regulations and standards lead, Belinda Zohrab-McConnell. “Large parts of the determination’s obligations should be familiar to our members as they are drawn from the...

  19. Accountant made to create his own payslips, claims underpayment of $31k

    said. “Mr Ahmed stated that he needed full-time paid work in order to be eligible for a skills assessment that would lead to him getting a visa to stay in Australia.” The accountant told the court that during the four months of unpaid work, he worked on...

  20. Accountant faces court over lodging false documents

    investment schemes outside the legal requirements”. In June ASIC accepted an enforceable undertaking from the former Banksia lead auditor Warren John Sinnott, suspending him until 2019. Discussing Mr Sinnott’s case, ASIC commissioner John Price said it...

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