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  1. The power of leveraging AI as a young accountant

    losing clients to firms that can provide this guidance. This is a chance for accountants to step up, provide clarity, and lead their clients into the future. How should accounting firms prepare to help their clients? It starts with education. Make sure...

  2. The only event you need this year: 18 Hours CPD at Crown Melbourne

    you can apply straight away. For principals and senior staff, it is also an investment in clarity. It is easier to plan and lead when you have stepped back from the day-to-day treadmill and listened to what is emerging across the profession. Crown...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Institute of Financial Professionals Australia
    • Category: Business

  3. The key to successful leadership

    for being a respected and successful boss. Nick Deligiannis, managing director of Hays in Australia and New Zealand, said leaders must take stock of their management style as it is all too easy to slip unconsciously into poor behaviours without even...

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

  4. The key to going digital: Keep it simple

    according to MYOB’s Closing the Digital Gap paper last year. It found that increasing digital adoption among SMEs could lead to a 1.8 per cent increase in the sector’s contribution to GDP, equivalent to a $10.5 billion gain for the Australian economy....

  5. The IPA Program–Deakin MBA: – a global qualification for a global profession

    adviser to clients and employers. But it is imperative to maintain that level of trust by staying up to date and being leaders in the knowledge space,” he said. As the demand for professional services continues to grow, there is one education standard...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA)
    • Category: Regulation

  6. The insolvency landscape: 2025 mid-year review and beyond

    anticipates a 5 per cent drop in global insolvencies, with the Asia-Pacific region – including Australia – expected to lead this decline. Contributing factors include: Easing monetary policy: Central banks are expected to reduce interest rates, easing...

  7. The HR problems accountants cannot ignore

    and the position needs to be filled with urgency, or because they simply do not know what questions to ask. Managing and leading staff is a skill, one that not everybody has. The type of management style you have will often dictate the culture of your...

  8. The high-tech, low-touch path to improving customer value

    can be used as a time-effective means of promoting your firm to both ‘bread and butter’ clients and high-value ones, through lead generation and long-term brand awareness campaigns. Such campaigns can be published on social media channels at scheduled...

  9. The hidden toll: Accountants’ health in the crucible of the tax season

    these responsibilities coupled with the pressure of deadlines and accuracy creates the pre-conditions for high stress, often leading to a cascade of negative effects on overall wellbeing. Amidst the ‘balancing act’ of tax season, it can be easy for...

  10. The great divide: Will Div 296 risk ‘unfair penalisation’?

    disregarded the purpose of franking credits. In addition, CPA believed it could also distort investment decisions and lead to inequitable outcomes for super funds where franking credits were excluded from the calculation of fund earnings for Div 296...

  11. The Great Disruption 2.0: Why a succession plan for key talent is a must-have in 2021–22

    to prepare for such a shift will require an assessment of genuine critical roles across the organisation — namely, within leadership — to ensure they focus their retention efforts on the right people. It’s time for executive teams and HR to assess what...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Jenine Waters, BDO Australia
    • Category: Business

  12. The GIC landscape is shifting

    risk. This could, in turn, have significant consequences for the wider economy (a potential rise in business failures could lead to increased unemployment, reduced consumer spending, and slower economic growth, creating a cycle of hardship that affects...

  13. The financial reporting implications of US tax reform

    of introducing comprehensive hybrid rules). The interaction of these rules across jurisdictions can be complex and often lead to unanticipated outcomes. Immediate deductions for the cost of certain depreciable assets The rules provide for the ability to...

  14. The end of financial year comes but once a year

    the amount of contributions clients can make to super as a concessional or non-concessional contribution but too much will lead to tax trouble. The limit applying to concessional contributions is $25,000 which is taxed at 15 per cent. But, any amounts...

  15. The current state of play with tax debts and the ATO

    She sheds light on the factors the ATO is looking at when considering when to grant payment plans and what is likely to lead to a more favourable outcome. Koskie also explains what initial steps businesses with these debts should be taking and how they...

  16. The complexities of lying in a workplace environment

    policies about expected behaviour and codes of conduct for accountability to ensure everyone is held to the same standards. Lead by example. Management and leaders should demonstrate the values in their actions and decision-making and hold themselves...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Barbara Selmer Hansen, Impact Business Consulting
    • Category: Business

  17. The challenges and opportunities of digitalisation

    Moving from a static fixed schedule derived from fixed milestones for compliance reporting to ongoing business advice will lead to accountants re-evaluating the way they price their services. Though hourly billing remains the standard for accountants, a...

  18. The benefits of turning social

    of digital technology has profoundly altered the way we capture, process and store data. It has changed the way we lead our everyday lives; the way we shop, the way we eat and even the way we think. But the digital revolution has also changed the nature...

  19. The Autonomous Inventory Era: What It Means for Your Clients

    thresholds, demand forecasting updated continuously for seasonal trends, supplier selection scored in real time on price, lead time and reliability, and margin-aware purchasing that flags cost erosion before a purchase order is confirmed. Critically,...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Will Gilbert, Channel and Partnerships Leader, APAC — Fishbowl Inventory
    • Category: Technology

  20. The ATO speaks on STP reporting updates and projections

    the tax profession in years. In this episode of Accountants Daily Insider, host Katarina Taurian is joined by STP program lead at the Australian Taxation Office John Shepherd, who runs through how the first STP deadline fared for employers and the ATO...

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