Technology

Australian AI Awards 2026 winners unveiled

The third annual Australian AI Awards has seen more than 30 professionals and businesses recognised as innovators and...
02 November 2026 • By Jerome Doraisamy

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Accounting seriously slaps for Gen Z due to AI

While studies around the perils of AI for many professions are rife, one survey has shown that 94 per cent of Gen Z...
15 October 2026 • By Malavika Santhebennur
Business

AI changing the ‘skills mix required’ for accountants

As accounting faces a looming gap of almost 18,000 professionals by 2035, new research has revealed AI could transform...
17 September 2026 • By Malavika Santhebennur
Technology

The AI moment in accounting will follow a familiar pattern

Through every tech shift, from the personal computer to cloud computing, I’ve watched the same pattern repeat, writes...
17 September 2026 • By John Munden
Technology

Xero’s ANZ head on where accountants should spend their energy with AI adoption

Beyond appreciating how new technologies will improve client service delivery, accountants must also consider how tech...
15 September 2026 • By Jerome Doraisamy
Business

Shortfall of 18k accountants, auditors expected by 2035

A new report has forecast a looming workforce gap in the accounting profession, with an acute shortage predicted among...
14 September 2026 • By Malavika Santhebennur
Business

Finance teams should build governance into AI operating models

A tech provider has urged CFOs to create a clear framework around the use of AI by finance teams before deploying it...
03 September 2026 • By Malavika Santhebennur
Technology

The time-poor accountant’s guide to connecting with clients

Accountants will need to reclaim their time amid mounting workload demands if they want to keep their clients happy.
03 September 2026 • By Naomi Neilson
Technology

QuickBooks deepens partnerships with AI powerhouses

Moving beyond read-only data access, Intuit QuickBooks is integrating new, actionable intelligence for sales...
06 August 2026 • By Matthew Taylor
Technology

AI won’t replace accountants, but inertia might

The accountants I speak to aren’t worried about AI replacing them. They’re worried about being left behind by firms...
04 August 2026 • By John Munden
Technology

AI, automation use may add nearly $5bn to accounting industry

New modelling from MYOB has indicated that adopting AI and automation could unlock significant growth for the nation’s...
30 July 2026 • By Matthew Taylor
Business

TPB publishes finalised guidance on AI for tax practitioners

The board has released a guidance statement to assist registered tax practitioners in understanding how their existing...
24 July 2026 • By Matthew Taylor
Technology

CFOs becoming a ‘proving ground’ for balancing innovation with regulatory...

Last week’s AI Appreciation Day was an opportunity to recognise that the value of AI in finance is not measured by...
23 July 2026 • By Jerome Doraisamy
Technology

Submissions and nominations now open for the Australian AI Awards 2026

The search for Australia’s most outstanding AI innovators has officially begun.
16 July 2026 • By Accountants Daily
Technology

The AI question your clients are asking is the wrong one

Almost every owner I speak to now has a question about AI. It is nearly always the wrong question, writes Nitesh Roopa.
15 July 2026 • By Nitesh Roopa
Technology

Eliminating unnecessary friction from your firm’s tech usage

Reducing bloat in the tech stack and finding solutions that integrate are foremost priorities for accounting firms...
09 July 2026 • By Jerome Doraisamy
Business

Tax changes ‘damaging the future Australian economy’: Tim Wilson

At a recent gathering of small business owners, entrepreneurs, and researchers, shadow treasurer Tim Wilson railed...
25 June 2026 • By Jerome Doraisamy
Technology

SavvyWise raises $1.56m to accelerate R&D on Australian tax-specific AI models

Tax AI platform SavvyWise has closed its equity crowdfunding raise with nearly $1.56 million from 469 investors, which...
19 June 2026 • By Jerome Doraisamy
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