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  1. Qld retreats from payroll tax on medical centre GPs

    confirm critical details next week. “The Queensland approach to this issue, although somewhat clunky, has still been nation-leading,” he said. “The Queensland State Government was the first to issue a ruling in relation to this issue in an attempt to...

  2. Qld firm eyes new services, geographical expansion

    see how that works with geographical expansion and with a ‘people first’ idea that we've got to find the right person to lead it down there before we hang our shingle up there because that's just going to fail.”

  3. PwC, KPMG, EY, BDO reveal ASIC’s audit findings

    that we have obtained reasonable assurance in all audit areas. We believe greater transparency will drive accountability, lead to better conversations across the market about audit quality and, ultimately, build trust.” However, Mr Graham believes...

  4. PwC to tackle 'problems worth solving' in western Sydney

    investors and customers from government and business to ensure the solutions are commercially viable. Trent Lund, PwC lead partner, Innovation and Ventures, said there's no shortage of ideas, people or organisations that want to solve the issues...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Masterman
    • Category: Business
  5. PwC scandal shows ‘biggest is never best’

    The big four’s vast partnerships and profiteering inevitably lead to ethical failures unlike smaller firms, experts have said. The PwC tax leaks scandal shows “biggest is never best” when it comes to accounting firms, experts say, with the big four’s...

  6. PwC reforms a disproportionate response: CA ANZ

    costs, particularly in the areas of internal governance procedures and professional indemnity cover. It could also lead to increased financial risk for owners of firms and expose accountants to more frequent, uncoordinated and lengthy regulatory...

  7. PwC predicts 'chaotic' future for audit

    The increasingly international nature of business will lead to complications and disruptions that may plague the future of audit, according to PwC. A recently-released PwC report, Global Tax Transparency and Risk Management – part of the ‘Tax Function...

  8. PwC ousted acting CEO Kristin Stubbins ‘against her will’, inquiry hears

    Senators say her treatment was the “classic story” of a woman being promoted to a leadership role during a crisis, only to be replaced after cleaning up the mess. PwC International removed Australia acting CEO Kristin Stubbins despite her desire to...

  9. PwC flags social, legal risks for big-name clients

    could expose them to risks in the mid-term. Legislative intervention is a likely risk, particularly if Australia follows the lead of the United Kingdom, which is introducing mandatory reporting laws for its gender pay gap figures. “What this is...

  10. PwC commits to reconciliation action plan

    spend with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander suppliers, a commitment to run a pilot program with clients and industry leaders to support the fast-tracked growth of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander businesses, with plans to scale at least 50...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Business
  11. PwC CEO reappointed for further 4 years

    of the board of partners of PwC Australia Michael Happell made the announcement this week that Mr Sayers will continue to lead the firm for four more years. It is my pleasure to announce that Luke Sayers will continue as chief executive officer of PwC...

  12. PwC calls for major super reforms

    as a major disincentive for employers considering hiring women, particularly in small and medium-size businesses. This would lead to an even greater disparity in the already uneven participation rate for women,” the firm said. PwC has also suggested...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Katarina Taurian
    • Category: Super
  13. PwC Australia refreshes assurance leadership team

    Firm promotes three partners to head up assurance, audit and risk. PwC Australia has promoted three partners to take leadership roles in its assurance practice to better support the audit and trust and risk businesses within the firm. The changes see...

  14. PwC auditor cancels rego amid ASIC dispute

    auditor after his retirement, which follows a dispute between the two parties. PwC partner Stephen James Bourke was the lead auditor for the audit of the financial report of Vocation Limited for the year ended 30 June 2014. The big four firm was named...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Reporter
    • Category: Tax
  15. PwC appoints two leading lawyers

    year. Mr Blue was the managing partner responsible for the firm's Corporate M&A and Tax practices and has held various other leadership and governance positions including managing partner, international and was a member of the firm's board. Luke Sayers,...

  16. PwC appoints new financial services leader

    The big four firm has appointed Tom Gunson as its new financial services leader in Australia, who will assume the role immediately. PwC on Tuesday announced the appointment of Tom Gunson as its new financial services leader of the business’s...

  17. PwC appoints new division leader

    PwC has recruited the former CEO of Transdev Australia to lead a niche practice to advise government. Jonathan Metcalfe will lead the public transport practice from March of this year. PwC managing partner of deals, Sean Gregory, said Mr Metcalfe will...

  18. PwC appointed to new training role

    employers at the heart of Australia’s qualifications and training system,” Sara Caplan, PwC's skills services organisation lead said. “Being appointed as a skills service organisation gives us a great opportunity to work with industries and businesses...

  19. PwC announces big name recruit

    Zahra, has joined PwC as global retail adviser. Speaking about the appointment, PwC Australia's Retail and Consumer Practice leader, Chris Paxton, said the big four firm is “absolutely delighted to have Paul joining the team”. “Our Australian practice...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Staff Reporter
    • Category: Business
  20. Pushing for change 'horribly underestimated' in accounting, consultant finds

    there's definitely a contingent of people who resist change,” said Ms Penn. “Quite often you do need someone externally to [lead change] especially if the reason you've got a consultant in in the first place is because you're so busy you don't know if...