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  1. NLG launches broker-accountant alliance

    Steve Lake said. “It materially extends brokers and accountants’ service proposition, supercharges referrals and boosts lead generation. “Having the ability to facilitate residential or commercial finance represents a tremendous opportunity.” Brian...

  2. Nine in 10 bosses help staff battle cost of living

    to ensure employees are being supported,” said Mr Brushfield. “They know that not taking any measures is risky and can lead to the loss of great talent, particularly when they observe the ways in which other employers are supporting their staff.”...

  3. Nick Scali repays $3.6m in JobKeeper subsidies

    to refund this amount to the federal government.” The voluntary repayment of JobKeeper payments comes as Labor continues to lead calls for large corporates to return the wage subsidies before paying executive bonuses or dividends. Shadow assistant...

  4. Nexia Sydney names leadership successor

    up from zero nine years ago, and more than half of its 240 staff are women. He expected Nexia to thrive under Mr Hoffman’s leadership. “His commitment to our people, our clients and our strategic vision make him a great choice to lead our talented team...

  5. Nexia Melbourne heralds next era of innovative management 

    its ambitious growth agenda. Nexia Melbourne has appointed new joint managing partners, Paul Clement and Vito Interlandi, to lead the firm and will replace outgoing managing partner Paul Dal Bosco after 14 years at the helm. The partner group has made...

  6. Nexia Australia announces new chair

    Mal Di Giulio, managing partner of Nexia Perth, has now been appointed as chair of Nexia Australia. The new chair will now lead the 64 partners and 460 staff across the Australian network, having been a director at the firm’s Perth office since 1994. Mr...

  7. New year, new office?

    into spaces that are tailored to personal and professional needs. She also fleshes out how creating such an environment can lead to a better work community, collegiality and, ultimately, productivity.

  8. New TPB chair unveiled

    said Mr Klug. “I welcome the challenges of the role and will continue our work to protect consumers of tax services, and lead the TPB as an efficient and effective regulator of tax agents, BAS agents and tax (financial) advisers.” Mr Frydenberg also...

  9. New tech requires new processes, not a retrofit of outdated approaches

    need to take the opportunity to transform their old ways of working in addition to the adoption of new technology, one BDO leader says. Speaking with Accountant Daily ahead of his appearance at the upcoming Accounting Conference & Expo 2026, BDO...

  10. New tax considerations for expat and overseas clients

    episode of Accountants Daily Insider, HLB Mann Judd partner Peter Bembrick joins host Katarina Taurian to unpack why, in the lead up to the election, a focus is being placed on foreign residency tax law. Peter will explain the benefits of being a...

  11. New surveillance tactics on the cards for tax time 2018

    the ATO in 2018, particularly when it comes to work-related expenses. Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand’s tax leader, Michael Croker, said accountants should expect the ATO to ramp up its use of behavioural science and education to keep...

  12. New service line, competitor hire for mid-tier

    banking. “Nick recognises the change in the market from formal insolvency to restructuring,” said Andrew Fielding, national lead, business restructuring, at BDO. “Lenders, borrowers, businesses and directors are actively looking for ways to improve...

  13. New regime will 'inevitably' lead to litigation

    have been warned the “vague and flowery” advice they are at risk of giving once the accountants’ exemption expires will lead to client misunderstandings and litigation. Bluepoint Consulting's director, Tony Bates, told AccountantsDaily's sister...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Miranda Brownlee
    • Category: Tax
  14. New mid-tier principal calls for more ‘active’ advisers

    calls outside of compliance season,” Mr Nisbet said. “Aside from delivering technically accurate advice and quality thought leadership to clients, an active tax adviser knows that tax decisions are not made in a vacuum. “Tax advisers must gain their...

  15. New MD for accountants licensing group

    ahead of the limited licensing exemption changes. Chartered accountant and business coach Scott Charlton was recruited to lead the venture.

  16. New legislation changes set to target another tax loophole

    The federal government has released another raft of draft changes to legislation in a bid to address arrangements which can lead to multinational tax exploitation. Treasurer Scott Morrison today introduced Treasury Laws Amendment (OECD 4 Hybrid...

  17. New insolvency rules kick in

    preliminary investigations and reports by liquidators into the failure of companies with few or no assets, where this may lead to ASIC enforcement action, with a particular focus on curbing fraudulent phoenix activity. This additional funding will...

  18. New initiative aims to make super ‘impenetrable’ to cyber crime: ASFA

    underscored the importance of a co-ordinated response to financial crime. Delahunty noted the peak super body is proud to be leading this initiative. “ASFA is uniquely placed to lead this work across our broad membership base and proud to be driving...

  19. New indigenous services leader for big 4 firm

    Smith, chairman of KPMG’s Western Australian office. “I am proud of the trust we are afforded by many organisations as a leading service provider that balances economic and cultural focus. Glen’s decision to lead our aspirations in this area is a...

  20. New index launched to guide retailers

    Leading accounting and advisory firm BDO has linked up with cloud-based software provider Retail Express to launch a free service allowing retailers to access critical information about the “health” of their businesses and how they are faring against...

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