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  1. What do accountants want? Uncovering the top priorities of today’s talent

  2. What challenges and opportunities does data automation present?

    bookkeepers have the time and capacity to either increase clientele or deliver more management insight – both of which lead to increased revenue. MYOB’s recent research into the time saved from bank feeds show many respondents are doing the latter: of...

  3. What BBlood Enterprises case means for s100A

    or what was done was more than was required to achieve the desired objective. If the dealing is “overly complex” this might lead one to the view that the dealing was not ordinary. The negotiations and arrangements prior to making the agreement do not...

  4. What Australia’s inflation rate means for accountants

    levels, Mr Ord pointed to a jump in fuel costs and new dwelling purchases. Elsewhere, he said, labour shortages are leading to wage pressure, in addition to supply chain disruption, with shipping and freight costs up significantly. “There’s also the...

  5. What are the keys to tech success?

    up trying and go back to their old ways. This has a significant impact on the overall firm. If team members see the firm leaders refusing to adopt the new technologies, they will question why they should bother as well. So getting team leaders on board...

  6. What are the accounting and audit shifts you need to know about?

    accountants should learn to juggle and ensure their clients do the same. Chartered Accountants ANZ reporting and assurance leader Amir Ghandar FCA will lead an informative panel session into the future of financial and non-financial reporting. An expert...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Chartered Accountants
    • Category: Business

  7. Wexted opens Melbourne office, appoints new partner

    Restructuring advisory firm Wexted has appointed former PwC director Chris Sequeira to lead its recently launched Melbourne office. Wexted has announced the opening of a new office in Melbourne, following the launch of its Brisbane office just last...

  8. Webinar: Don't get left behind

    webinar and discover: Why annual SMSF processing is no longer sufficient to remain compliant How periodic processing can lead to more proactive client relationships and better quality client advice How to ensure lodgment deadlines are met, and avoid...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Class Limited
    • Category: Business

  9. WEBINAR: Be prepared for the year ahead

    Get your ducks in a row and lead with foresight! The Cerebiz financial intelligence platform provides accountants with easy to use but powerful planning and forecasting tools that integrate with MYOB Practice Manager, AccountRight, New Essentials, Xero...

  10. Warnings on new accountant-focused products

    system to deliver the advice,” she said. If the accountant is seen to be giving the advice when they are not, this could lead to legal issues. “People always go to the person that’s told them the information. This is why financial advisers end up in...

  11. Warning shot frightens directors into action on debt

    21 days. This is the only way to prevent the ATO from pursuing the directors’ personal liability for the debt, which can lead to personal bankruptcy,” Mr Jacobs said. “Secondly, there is now no difference between lockdown and non-lockdown DPNs, because...

  12. Warning on international information exchange

    to work, such as birth dates and places of all individuals • The lack of any materiality criteria in the CRS, which could lead to significant compliance costs where revenue loss is not material • The concerns of confidentiality of taxpayer information –...

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

  13. Wage theft law ‘will do nothing to help underpaid’

    clients provide to their own employees,” said Mr Willox. “We are concerned that there is the potential for such a policy to lead to legislative changes that are unfair and damaging to the interests of employees and employers that legitimately rely on...

  14. Volume of complaints to ATO almost doubles in 3 years: ANAO report

    received and performance against the ATO service commitment targets. The ATO is able to determine which issue categories lead to increases in complaints but does not identify the root causes of these increases." The report recommended that the Tax...

  15. Voice can enhance accounting profession, talent pool: CA ANZ

    perspectives would be considered in all policies. Listening to those in an entrenched position of disadvantage would likely lead to better outcomes, he said. CA ANZ moderator Gillian Bowen said only 0.5 per cent of the body’s 80,000 members identified...

  16. Vinyl’s $2m raise backed by Tidal Ventures, high-profile SaaS founders

    white-collar work: “from Harvey in legal, to Heidi, Lyrebird, Milli, and Jump in healthcare and financial planning. Vinyl is leading that wave in accounting”, the platform proclaimed. Vinyl co-founder Trent McLaren said: “Vinyl started as a smart...

  17. Vincents brings reshuffle and new service for FY19

    it has recruited former Macquarie segment head for the healthcare and built environment industries, Phil Ringuet, to lead the new team after leaving his position early last month. Vincents managing director David Rose said Mr Ringuet’s appointment has...

  18. Victorian budget proves ‘controversial’ for SME community

    introduction of the Emergency Services Levy was flagged as “controversial”. Gavan Ord, CPA Australia’s business investment lead, said: “It has come to something when the confirmation of no new business taxes is presented as good news”. “Though a period...

  19. Victorian budget offers ‘little support’ to struggling businesses: CPA

    a holistic view of the regulatory impact they are having on business,” said Gavan Ord, Business Investment and International Lead at CPA Australia. “New regulation, when considered in isolation, often looks reasonable, but when it’s added to every other...

  20. Victorian ‘Airbnb tax’ misjudges landlords, experts say

    They said the levy might make operating short-term rentals more expensive for landlords, but it would not necessarily lead to marked increases in the rental market. The levy was part of the government’s Housing Statement, unveiled on Wednesday, which...

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