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  1. Mazars appoints lead managing partner of Sydney office

    Year promoted after 20 years with the firm. International audit, tax and advisory firm Mazars has promoted Matthew Ashley to lead managing partner of its Sydney office. The move sees Mr Ashley step up to a solo leadership role after being joint managing...

  2. Maximizing Profits: The Role of Forex Brokers in Effective Trading

    a single platform simplifies the trading process, making it more efficient and less time-consuming. This integration can lead to better decision-making and improved trading outcomes as traders can swiftly adjust their portfolios in response to changing...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: DigiSyntax.Com
    • Category: Business

  3. Marketing no longer optional, accountants told

    as firms move towards new firm models, they're going to have to start putting in a bit more effort in terms of working on lead generation and building their referral network.” Firstly, Mr Kelly said that marketing must be consistent with the accounting...

  4. Mandatory service standards for super funds 'long overdue', says CPA

    the way in which funds would engage with their members and prioritise member interests. CPA Australia’s superannuation lead, Richard Webb, said the reforms were something the professional body had been pushing and calling for. “There are standards for...

  5. Mandatory education needed to reduce construction insolvencies

    terms. Smaller contracting firms are often put under significant financial pressure by a larger organisation’s long payment lead times, which contributes to many falling victim to insolvency. From 1 July 2013, a training framework for club industry...

  6. Mandate e-invoicing, says MYOB

    Mr Ellis said. “E-invoicing is the best enabler we have for the digital economy. Let’s get this done and help our SMEs lead Australia’s recovery and growth.”

  7. Managing the risks of succession planning

    Succession planning is a key blackspot for many smaller accounting businesses, leading to risks both for the existing practices and potential acquirers. Recent research into the state of the accounting profession has revealed that 86 per cent of...

  8. Managing cash flow in an accounting practice in tough times (Part 2)

    costs Typically, wages are one of the highest costs associated with running the practice. The obvious quandary for practice leaders is that although client demand (or need) for advice has probably never been greater and good accountants are scarce as...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Michael Croker, CA ANZ
    • Category: Business

  9. Male accounting execs facing leave stigma

    for. While we were already quite flexible with the use of leave, part time work and working from home, I am trying to lead by example at Accodex,” Mr Hooper said. “I take baby Lincoln into the office a few times a week and I'm encouraging the other...

  10. Make the most of the ‘clarity window’ before it closes, adviser warns

    to do as an adviser – just come with genuine care and curiosity and ask, ‘What are you looking to do this year?’” “If we lead with that, it's not a difficult discussion, and it becomes a human discussion. I think that breaks down all the worry about...

  11. Major uni, big 4 partner on education, training

    education continues to mount, a big four firm and Australian university have teamed up to deliver work placements and leadership training. UNSW Sydney and KPMG yesterday announced they locked in a long-term strategic partnership on 8 December. It will...

  12. Major parties miss the mark with tax sweetener measures

    with Labor’s proposed introduction of the $1,000 instant tax deduction from 2026–27. Jenny Wong, CPA Australia tax lead, said the accounting body would not support the idea and rejected claims that it would result in reduced need for professional tax...

  13. Major bank unveils invoicing product

    invoices. Cash flow is the life blood of any business and being able to manage it is extremely important, especially in the lead up to a busy period like Christmas. “Our goal is to provide the capability for business owners to leverage quicker payment...

  14. Macro-economic modelling reveals true value of advice

    as a result of non-compliance. Individual registration of advisers: Individual registration of professional advisers would lead to greater responsibility and accountability, requiring a personal commitment to integrity, competence and ethics. This would...

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

  15. Mackay Goodwin adds R&D, cyber security teams

    cyber-attacks, with nine out 10 down to avoidable human error. Ben Jones (pictured left) from Continuum Cyber, who would lead the Cyber Security Advisory service, said it was essential that businesses could react and recover quickly from threats. “Our...

  16. M&A deals flourish as COVID-19 loses shock factor

    James said although states like NSW continue to face lockdowns – and lockdowns continue to impact businesses – business leaders aren’t as shocked as they once might have been. “As a result, we’re seeing an increase in deal appetite in the Australian...

  17. Lull in SME financial disputes could be temporary, AFCA warns

    falling by one-third. Work by the banks to support customers through hardship was responsible for the drop, said the AFCA’s Lead Ombudsman for Small Business Suanne Russell, but economic challenges meant the decline might not last. “A further fall in...

  18. Low rates creating class of 'zombie' companies

    actual debts, smart financiers and investors will become more hesitant to continue funding the business. This may in turn lead to additional debt from alternate sources (e.g. creditors including the ATO) which may go largely unpaid if the company is...

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

  19. Lost receipts to cost SMB owners $948m in unclaimed expenses

    the past due to paper receipts being illegible or damaged. Damien Greathead, Intuit Australia, accounting and adviser group lead, said using technology to avoid receipts getting lost or damaged was more crucial than ever. A third of the businesses...

  20. Looking back and thinking forward: The insolvency landscape in 2024 and beyond

    the nuanced legal distinction between financial distress and insolvency, allowing them to focus on creating plans to lead their companies to better outcomes without worrying about any legalistic requirements. Safe harbour protections should operate as a...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Trevor Withane, Ironbridge Legal
    • Category: Business
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