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How to help your SMSF clients navigate complex regulations

How to help your SMSF clients navigate complex regulations

by Caroline Riches | Sep 26, 2024 | Features

Key points The SMSF sector has experienced strong growth. The ATO regularly updates compliance, with significant penalties for non-compliance. Division 296 changes, if they pass, will add new layers of complexity for SMSF trustees, auditors and accountants....
From greenwashing to greenhushing: Regulatory scrutiny dampens climate ambition

From greenwashing to greenhushing: Regulatory scrutiny dampens climate ambition

by Annie Lawson | Sep 12, 2024 | Features

The fashion industry is among the sectors a report found had engaged in greenhushing. South Pole’s latest annual Net Zero Report released earlier this year surveyed more than 1,400 companies across 12 countries and 14 sectors and found greenhushing...
How to package, price and promote new services for maximum impact

How to package, price and promote new services for maximum impact

by Caroline Riches | Sep 12, 2024 | Features

Key points Small business owners are crying out for advisory services, and accountants are ideally positioned to provide them. Time, resources and uncertainty about how to package advice often holds accountants back. Accountants can offer three tiers of advisory...
China’s rise in Southeast Asia is bringing in a golden age for Australia

China’s rise in Southeast Asia is bringing in a golden age for Australia

by Susannah Patton | Sep 11, 2024 | News

Beijing’s assiduous diplomacy and the promise of future economic rewards are pulling most of the region closer in. At the same time, Washington’s approaches, including economic protectionism, support for Israel over its war on Hamas, and continued diplomatic...
This is the weakest economy outside of a recession. Here’s what the GDP figures show.

This is the weakest economy outside of a recession. Here’s what the GDP figures show.

by Stephen Bartos | Sep 11, 2024 | News, Uncategorized

Australia’s gross domestic product grew just 0.2% in the three months to June, after growing 0.2% in the previous three months (upgraded from an earlier estimate of 0.1%) and 0.2% the three months before that. So low is the run of low growth that the economy...
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