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  1. The AI question your clients are asking is the wrong one

    we can find out quickly, because we are already looking at the numbers those processes produce. This is our conversation to lead Accountants are unusually well placed here, and I think we underplay it. We see the ledger, the exceptions, the...

  2. The Access Group snags ex-Karbon MD in key appointment

    The Access Group has revealed the appointment of Jared Baker to lead its accountant’s division. The Access Group (TAG) has named ex-Karbon managing director, Jared Baker, as general manager for its accountant’s division in its latest string of key...

  3. The Access Group completes Sage Australia acquisition

    Access Group. Speaking on the merger, Mr Agiasotis said the deal would allow partners to leverage the group’s position as a leader in the space. “The union of Sage Group’s local businesses in Asia and Australia, and The Access Group’s established...

  4. The Access Group buys Brisbane software outfit ChangeGPS

    “phenomenal vision”, the best people and strategic fit. “Their team understands accountants,” he said. ChangeGPS founder and lead developer Mr Munro said the outfit would keep coming up with innovative products. “We have some amazing new apps for...

  5. The Access Group acquires cloud payroll and HR platform

    the acquisition, which is the group’s fourth in two years, signals his team’s appetite for being recognised as the region’s leading business software provider. “We are excited to be welcoming Definitiv’s employees, customers and partners to The Access...

  6. Thank you for registering the ATO, tax changes and you. Everything you need to know this EOFY

  7. Ten key features of an accounting firms website

    be a cross section of case studies from small businesses to large enterprises. Mention the strategies you implemented that lead to for example, tax minimisation, increased profitability, or improved cash flow. Also for privacy reasons, you should use...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Joe Kaleb, Australianbiz
    • Category: Business
  8. Technology investment should go beyond automation and mobility

    the most recent Beaton Research Accounting Market Pulse report for FY16 commissioned by Commonwealth Bank, larger firms are leading the way on technology, with 40 per cent looking to increase tech investment over the next six months, compared with just...

  9. Technology and the future of accounting

    advice Conduct a needs analysis – being armed with analytics and a better understanding of your client’s business will lead to a more positive discussion Produce a proposal including a roadmap and clearly outlined goals These new and reliable revenue...

  10. Tech consultancy expands with UK appointment

    of strong demand from the accounting tech sector, the firm said. “With this global expansion into the UK, Vickery is set to lead the growth and ensure great results for our clients in the region,” it said. Mr Vickery will be joined by a supporting team...

  11. Taxpayers warned to steer clear of family trust distributions tax trap

    Nitin Saby, tax advisor and former ATO director, said the FTE and FTDT provisions were complex, poorly understood and could lead to significant tax pitfalls for family businesses and private groups. “As a tax advisor with over 15 years of experience, I...

  12. Taxpayers warned on risks with rushed tax returns

    to rush their return this year to receive an early refund. Taxpayers have been cautioned that rushing their tax return may lead to mistakes or missing out claims they are entitled to. CPA Australia said taxpayers should take the time to gather and...

  13. Taxpayers put on notice over last-minute returns

    agent to help. “We’re all busy and time can get away from us, but lodging your tax return on time is really important,” tax lead Jenny Wong said. “So, if you haven’t already done it, set aside some time over the next week to compile your evidence and...

  14. Taxpayers need protection from a change of course

    adherence to the law, newly articulated by the Court or re-interpreted by the Commissioner, with retrospective effect, would lead to taxpayers being punished for following the Commissioner’s established approach at the time. Short of time travel, what...

  15. Taxpayers must tune in to their tax entitlements, says H&R Block

    “It’s understandable that people want a fast and easy solution, but relying solely on pre-filled data through MyTax can lead to overlooked deductions.”

  16. Taxing the ‘fridge ciggy’: WHO pushes for ‘sugar tax’ on soft drinks

    professionals, the World Health Organisation (WHO) is adding another tax requirement into the mix that may go down like a lead balloon with soft drink fans. Data from the WHO revealed alcoholic and sugary drinks had become steadily cheaper in many...

  17. Tax, technical quirks put clients at ‘crippling’ risk of penalty

    cycle to other tax obligations and to pay superannuation to the employee’s choice of superannuation fund. “This can lead to an employer with 30 or 40 employees having to make payments to dozens of different superannuation funds. “To add insult to...

  18. Tax, SMEs set to be ‘political football’ in 2019 as election nears

    into the spotlight as political parties look to claim last minute votes. “The SME space will be a political football in the lead up to the election, predicted to be in May 2019, as all sides of politics attempt to gain voter support,” said Mr Turnbull....

  19. Tax whistleblower protections now legislated

    regime, it will be an offence for a person to disclose an eligible whistleblower’s identity or information that is likely to lead to the identification of the whistleblower. Accountants receiving whistleblower information Gilbert + Tobin partner...

  20. Tax watchdog finds ATO staff ill-equipped to handle taxpayer disputes

    found that in order for the objective to work in practice, taxpayers would first need to be aware of the rights that lead to such options, and how they can exercise those rights to challenge decisions. “An express obligation within the Taxpayers Charter...