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We can often discover what lies ahead by looking back – and needless to say, it’s been a year like no other for the accounting industry. Our clients have been on a tremendous journey, navigating their way through the unchartered territory of a global pandemic, while providing guidance and support to their own clients. Some accountants had to watch their clients close the doors to their businesses, while others took on [&hellip ;]
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If you’re a practice manager who’s aware of the intrinsic value of business data, it’s likely you know about the hoo-ha surrounding business intelligence. You can most probably recite the promises of greater business visibility and the reassurances that a better view into your practice data will help it thrive. But by the time you’ve [&hellip ;]
Millennials. They’re the next generation of talent shaping the accounting industry, who by 2025 are expected to comprise 75 % of the Australian workforce.[1] Is your practice positioned to accommodate this new generation of young talent ? According to Sage research, 84 % of Australian accountants believe that younger employees have progressive expectations, attitudes and talents that will [&hellip ;]
The 2020 Federal Budget has provided welcome relief for small to medium-sized businesses, delivering a range of tax breaks to help them weather the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. It’s likely your business clients will be looking to you as their accountant for support in navigating these measures, which Treasurer Josh Frydenberg called the “largest [&hellip ;]
The Australian payroll landscape has changed significantly this year. See how you can help your small business clients ensure payroll compliance.
There’s little doubt that, as the coronavirus disruption of 2020 continues, many accountants have been walking alongside their clients for every step of the journey. Suddenly, accountants have found themselves superheroes of the economy because the help from governments and other bodies has been primarily financial in nature. They’ve both provided and explained the data [&hellip ;]
John D. Rockefeller infamously said : “I always tried to turn every disaster into an opportunity.” With this in mind, accounting professionals recently felt both were thrust upon them following the coronavirus outbreak. They’ve formed the bedrock for businesses, providing advice and assisting with claims for government help. This ties in with the themes of this [&hellip ;]
