Regulation
CPA Australia faces member revolt over job cuts, losses
The country’s largest professional accounting body grapples with a crisis of member confidence.
05 December 2023 • By Christine Chen
Business
CPA Australia cuts staff in attempt to curb losses
01 December 2023 • By Philip King
Regulation
Furious CPA Australia decries ‘punishment of the many’
16 November 2023 • By Philip King
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Appointments
CPA Australia appoints president, shakes up board
Veteran academic and board director Dale Pinto succeeds Merran Kelsall.
04 October 2023 • By Christine Chen
Regulation
CIMA, CPA Australia renew reciprocal membership accord
Subject to passing an exam, any member of one body qualifies to join the other.
19 September 2023 • By Philip King
Appointments
CPA Australia CEO quits to pursue career in Europe
Andrew Hunter to leave next year after five years running the body in the wake of the Alex Malley affair.
19 July 2023 • By Philip King
Business
Accounting, finance professionals the next CEOs: CPA Australia
Problem-solving skills will be in high demand while employees will swap the career ladder for a job lattice.
08 December 2022 • By Josh Needs
Business
How CPA Australia adds unparalleled value to your career
Accountants look to the world-renowned CPA designation to give them a competitive advantage, enabling them to stay...
24 November 2022 • By CPA Australia
Regulation
Lose trust and it’s a long way back, says CPA Australia
President says it has taken four years of hard work to recover from the Malley affair.
22 November 2022 • By Philip King
Tax
Queensland land tax a revenue grab: CPA Australia
Accounting body backs condemnation of the levy by NSW Premier and says it amounts to “double taxation at its worst”.
27 September 2022 • By Josh Needs
Regulation
CPA Australia to make plea for rise in skilled migrants
Revised program should prioritise accounting and finance professionals, CEO says.
29 August 2022 • By Philip King, Josh Needs
Business
Too many staff discouraged from remote working: CPA Australia
Survey finds an “alarming” number of employers fail in duty of care.
29 July 2022 • By Philip King
Business
Avoid capacity-to-pay letters, warns CPA Australia
Accountants could face repercussions if they sign these letters and the business or individual defaults.
25 July 2022 • By Josh Needs
Business
Environment report a wake-up call to business, says CPA Australia
Dire state of the nation’s performance requires companies to take a more responsible approach.
20 July 2022 • By Josh Needs
Business
RBA responding to out-of-date number, says CPA Australia
It said Australia must move to monthly CPI data because the effect of last month’s rate increase was unknown.
08 June 2022 • By Philip King
Regulation
Crypto industry cannot be law unto itself: CPA Australia
And it says digital assets designed to make users untraceable should be banned.
31 May 2022 • By Philip King
Companies
CPA Australia
27 May 2022 • By Carl Mazzolo
Technology
Small business a weak link in digital economy, says CPA Australia
Our Asia-Pacific peers are growing faster thanks to technology.
22 March 2022 • By Tony Zhang
Business
‘Extend temporary tax relief’, says CPA Australia
In its pre-budget government submissions report, CPA Australia has urged the Australian government to extend temporary...
24 February 2022 • By Kyle Robbins
Business
CPA Australia backs move to block proxy advice reforms
The Senate has moved to disallow the proposed proxy advice reforms in a move welcomed by CPA Australia.
11 February 2022 • By Emma Ryan and Neil Griffiths