Technology

Software provider admits cloud accounting space ‘quite saturated’

One cloud accounting software provider is pursuing partnerships with various SME networks to promote its software in a...

04 August 2017 • By Jemelle Blanco

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Regulation

IPA’s liability cover gets green light

The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) has received public notification by the Professional Standards Councils...

02 August 2017

Business

Why should accountants incorporate financing solutions into their business

Promoted by As regulation and technology transform the accounting industry, firms can evolve by building a combined...

01 August 2017 • By Brendan Wright, FAST Group

Business

PwC shuns ‘expensive growth’ as 2017 results released

A shift away from billable hours, organic growth and strong results from its heartland divisions has fuelled PwC’s...

01 August 2017

Regulation

CPAs lose liability cover Australia-wide

Professionals with a CPA Public Practice Certificate across Australia have now lost a crucial legal protection and...

25 July 2017

Appointments

Big 4, law execs appointed to TPB

The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) has today announced the appointment of a former big four firm partner and former tax...

21 July 2017

Business

SMEs failing to recognise need for advice, mid-tier finds

While many accounting firms are ramping up their advisory service offerings, one mid-tier has said that many SME...

21 July 2017

Appointments

Numerous companies to be wound up by big 4 liquidators

Two partners from a big four firm have been appointed liquidators to 18 companies associated with Macro Group, and...

19 July 2017

Appointments

Mid-tier appoints new Qld head as long-time exec stands down

William Buck's recently appointed managing director in Brisbane plans to focus on supporting specific industries and...

14 July 2017

Appointments

KPMG pinches tax partner from rival big 4 firm

KPMG Enterprise has announced the appointment of a new lead tax partner in South Australia, who is due to commence on...

13 July 2017

Regulation

IPA makes significant changes to professional program

The Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) has today announced changes to its education offering, a move which is aimed...

11 July 2017

Business

Is Australia actually open for business?

Could tax measures that came into force at the beginning of this financial year to target multinational tax avoidance...

08 July 2017 • By Greg Travers, William Buck

Appointments

Global software company locks in Aussie head of accounting

The Australian arm of a global accounting software company has confirmed the replacement of one its veteran executives.

07 July 2017

Appointments

Software firm sets sights on mid-tier expansion

As its current head of accounting departs his role this week, one software company is eyeing expansion into the...

07 July 2017

Business

Will 2018 be the year your accounting firm stops being the bank?

Promoted by Many business clients are simply unable to pay their accountant’s invoices within a reasonable timeframe,...

05 July 2017 • By Fee Synergy

Business

How banks and alternative lenders can work together

While some see banks and alternative lenders as polar opposites, the two can in fact work together to provide the best...

05 July 2017 • By Peter Winterflood, BDO

Appointments

‘Voracious’ tax, advisory demand drives spate of mid-tier hires

Mid-tier firm RSM has made a number of partner and director appointments in the lead up to FY17/18, with a particular...

05 July 2017

Tax

Positive findings in review of SMEs' FY17/18 outlook

As the new financial year gets underway a significant proportion of SMEs have indicated that they plan to invest...

05 July 2017 • By Jayne Cruz