Technology

How decentralised finance has become a feast for hackers

DeFi, as it is known, has enabled large scale theft and money laundering adding up to billions of dollars.

20 January 2023 • By Kim Grauer

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Tax

A guide to the tax implications surrounding divorce settlements:

Divorces often lead to a number of tax implications, particularly when transferring real property from one party to...

19 January 2023 • By Justice Family Lawyers

Regulation

Professional bodies demand changes to ATO agent linking process

Six-step method provokes storm of protest on social media and will be “a major headache” for small clients, say...

19 January 2023 • By Philip King

Technology

Airwallex partners with American Express

The Melbourne start-up now offers 60 payment methods and was valued at $5.5 billion late last year.

19 January 2023 • By Josh Needs

Appointments

William Buck attracts former Deloitte director

The Melbourne recruit will strengthen the firm’s CFO advisory service, it says.

19 January 2023 • By Josh Needs

Business

Australian businesses lag in global environmental push

When it comes to the benefits of sustainability, companies put brand recognition and customer satisfaction behind...

19 January 2023 • By Josh Needs

Business

ASIC reports on small business restructuring scheme

The simplified debt restructuring process was largely successful although the number of companies involved was small.

19 January 2023 • By Keeli Cambourne

Business

[CPD] Your Top 4 Client Priorities in 2023

Dave and Tim are BACK to get you and your team up-to-date on the latest industry trends and strategies to benefit your...

18 January 2023 • By Change GPS

Business

Pessimistic CEOs believe their companies must change or perish

Businesses that fail to transform will be on life support by 2030, PwC survey finds.

18 January 2023 • By Josh Needs

Technology

Cyber watchdogs ‘in the dark’ about SME hacks

A lack of mandatory reporting for businesses with less than $3 million turnover means Australia knows too little about...

18 January 2023 • By Philip King

Business

Businesses must account for family and domestic violence leave

The additional respite category commences in February with firms warned to prepare for the added classification.

18 January 2023 • By Josh Needs

Technology

Ignition lays off staff as expansion plans stumble

Founder Guy Pearson admits the company made “incorrect assumptions” about its potential for growth.

17 January 2023 • By Philip King

Regulation

ASIC commissioner exits before end of term

Sean Hughes accepts a role in the private sector and departs next month.

17 January 2023 • By Philip King

Business

NSW bars, restaurants soar back to pre-pandemic levels

Hospitality recovers with double-digit revenue increases in December, research finds.

17 January 2023 • By Keeli Cambourne

Appointments

BDO lures former Big 4 directors, passes 250 partner milestone

Five internal promotions and two experienced additions cement rapid expansion since 2020.

17 January 2023 • By Josh Needs

Regulation

Accountants urge home buyers to weigh cost of dodging stamp duty

Opting to pay an annual tax rather than stamp duty is “a double-edged sword” and could even raise house prices.

17 January 2023 • By Josh Needs

Business

Business owners put cyber security novices in front line

Gen Z is the least aware of online security risks despite being the most digitally literate, a survey finds.

17 January 2023 • By Josh Needs

Regulation

ATO begins ID crackdown on recalcitrant directors

Half-a-million who failed to apply before the deadline will be contacted by the office.

17 January 2023 • By Philip King