IPA’s 2024 advocacy agenda tackled small business compliance and various areas of reform
Significant regulatory changes in 2024 saw the Institute of Public Accountants (IPA) advocate for reforms across taxation, financial advice, ethics and governance, climate reporting, anti-money laundering, competition policy, superannuation payments and much more. We take a look back at the key changes impacting the profession and what this means in 2025.
Techno-nationalism: how tech tensions between the United States and China could impact Australia
IPA’s 2024 advocacy agenda tackled small business compliance and various areas of reform
How the ATO is backing small business and boosting tax compliance
How to make accounting education fun and students job ready
Making the world go round: what exactly is money?
Clarity key as Australia rebuilds the foundations of aged care
Unilateral trade: Trump’s recent tariff threats demonstrate that no issue is off limits
Tax professionals less satisfied with ATO amid tough operating conditions
IPA National Congress 2024: Cutting through the AI noise for small firms
Unlocking business potential in the circular economy
Could Australia’s economy survive Trump’s position on China?
On rules of international trade, Canberra is more aligned with Beijing than Washington, so how could the next US President impact the relationship?
Will we see a completely virtual Professional Accountancy Organisation?
As we step deeper into the digital age, the accounting profession stands at a crossroads. Advancements in artificial intelligence are radically reshaping our landscape. The emergence of AI as a transformative force in the profession presents both a challenge, and a significant opportunity for Professional Accountancy Organisations.
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