Login
iscover
An accounting software company has launched a new service to assist accountants with the production of advice documents, compliance and technical support.
Newsletter
New licensing compliance service offered to accountants
25 July 2016
•
7 minute read
With the focus of accountants now shifting to the operation of their own limited AFSLs, software company AccountantsIQ said it has launched a new service with the aim of helping these practices do so with less business disruption.
You’re out of free articles for this month
To continue reading the rest of this article, please log in.
Create free account to get unlimited news articles and more!
AccountantsIQ said the service will provide advice documents, compliance support for both running the licence and overseeing representatives, and technical support and training.
AccountantsIQ director Bronny Speed said she has noticed a large uplift in inquiries now that the accountants’ exemption has ended and limited AFSL applications have closed.
“It is now all about limited AFSL infrastructure – to both protect the licence and also to run it efficiently,” she said.
Ms Speed said AccountantsIQ is also rolling out practical and interactive training sessions, not only to assist those who will still be providing advice, but also those who no longer can since the accountants’ exemption ceased.
You are not authorised to post comments.
Comments will undergo moderation before they get published.