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  1. Reporting: Less pain, more gain

    Financial reporting can sometimes feel like a necessary evil, but during times of economic upheaval, reporting gives finance leaders the visibility into operations they need. This insight helps them make the right decisions at the right time and avoid...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Jason Toshack, Oracle NetSuite
    • Category: Business

  2. Repeal ‘perverse’ rules that put super at risk, Canberra told

    is our view that the government’s proposals will create considerable risk for many regulated superannuation funds and will lead to additional cost. The cost of imposing a requirement on trustees to determine an arm’s length shortfall amount, even if the...

  3. Reliance on automated audits raises red flag at ATO

    There’s competitive market pressures, there’s automated processes, there’s offshoring, economies of scale, which can all lead to reduced prices in the SMSF audit space. And sometimes auditors might advertise a low fee, but really there’s a sliding scale...

  4. Rein in ‘enormous’ big 4 partnerships, small firms urge

    way, is a very good question to be asking,” he said. He also suggested adopting the model used by UK firms could also lead to greater public accountability. “I think the committee is going in the right direction in terms of looking at the cap but then...

  5. Regional NSW accounting giant Boyce celebrates half-century

    McDonald said the firm was a “classic regional returner”. “Mick Boyce established the company in Sydney but unexpected paths lead to undiscovered treasures, and Boyce soon moved to Cooma and its stunning Snowy Mountains backdrop,” she said. “By the end...

  6. Reduction to CGT discount could help abolish stamp duty: Grattan

    tax that we have in Australia. It is inter-generationally unfair, because it's mainly hitting younger people, and it does lead to inadequate use of housing stock," Coates said. Coates said while stamp duty is a state government tax, the states currently...

  7. Redefining the tax profession with women at the forefront

    and selfless encouragement, guidance and counsel. Different from a role model, these champions were truly my personal cheerleaders. As I look around the profession today, there are far more role models and champions for younger women than when I began...

  8. Reckon announces leadership shake-up

    Reckon has announced major changes to its leadership structure, appointing an industry veteran to lead the company in the newly created position of managing director, Australia and New Zealand. Sam Allert, currently managing director for Reckon’s...

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

  9. Receipt Bank partners lead the way in Australian Accounting Awards nominations

    across the entire accounting industry. Receipt Bank's Australia country manager, Sophie Hossack, will be presenting Thought Leader of the Year, Partner of the Year (boutique firm), Bookkeeper and Bookkeeping Firm of the Year on the night. Many of this...

  10. RBA’s shock rate hold set to ‘cloud’ business sentiment

    provide suitable reforms to help the community navigate and overcome the current economic climate. Gavan Ord, CPA business lead, said many small businesses looked for further rate cuts and genuine productivity reform as they were essential in restoring...

  11. RBA reveals March rate decision for 2022

    has already been trending down for nearly twelve months and supply chain issues associated with the crisis is likely to lead to a higher demand in groceries, sparked interest rates and steeper mortgage repayments. Mr Dale also pointed out the lack of...

  12. RBA reveals greatly debated July rate decision

    improvements to help businesses through the tough economic reality they currently face. “Federal and state governments must lead the community by example by tightening their belts and holding strong,” he said. “We want governments to focus on improving...

  13. RBA responding to out-of-date number, says CPA Australia

    constraints) they are nonetheless forcing businesses to increase prices. “As these feed into wage demands it can quickly lead to a sustained inflationary cycle something that the Australian economy has not experienced for some time. “As all levels of...

  14. Rate cut offers relief but won't resolve productivity crisis: CPA

    and small businesses, it won't address Australia's underlying productivity crisis. CPA Australia’s Business Investment Lead, Gavan Ord said the rate cut will be met with a "sigh of relief from households and businesses" who have been counting on another...

  15. Raise capital, not red flags

    such as a debt (e.g. convertible debt) or preferred stock (e.g. convertible preferred stock). Usually, these will lead to either debt classification or the recognition of a separate conversion derivative at fair value. The only limited exemption to debt...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: David Waters, Fei Huang, John Ratna, PwC Australia
    • Category: Regulation

  16. Quotas have their role in the workplace

    & Company, Delivering through Diversity, found that diverse companies also perform better, particularly if an organisation’s leadership is diverse. That research showed that organisations in the top quartile with gender-diverse executive teams were 21...

  17. QuickBooks aims Online Advanced at mid-market

    to be backed up and restored, as well as all the features of Online Plus. Damien Greathead, accounting and adviser group lead, said the software was an alternative to current mid-market offerings. “QuickBooks Online Advanced provides an advantage for...

  18. Quick guide: How accountants will play a crucial role in identifying climate related risks and opportunities

    CPA Australia’s nature-related guidance document for accountants and business leaders. In an era marked by increasing awareness of environmental issues, organisations are more attuned than ever to their dependence on nature and the associated risks and...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: CPA Australia
    • Category: Business

  19. Quantification of things and the 'Reporting Wars'

    between the products on offer. I have used most of them, and they are all good, but I couldn’t see a clear market leader emerging. I call this fight for market dominance the ‘reporting wars’. Last year I wrote an article on the Quantification of Things....

  20. Qld uni adds company turnaround course for finance students

    practices of the turnaround industry, are thoroughly enjoyed by our graduates,” he said. “Vantage Performance aims to lead the charge in its support of upskilling the next generation of business professionals to ensure they are graduate job ready.” The...

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