by Slye Joy | Aug 17, 2018 | Blog
These are nervous times for the Australian banking sector. The banking royal commission is stepping up its investigation into the conduct of the major banks and financial institutions. It is expected that this may lead to a new lender landscape, with many candidates...
by Slye Joy | Aug 16, 2018 | News
IPA chief executive Andrew Conway said members recently have been asking them to take the issue of the removal of the accountants’ exemption up with the government.He said the IPA has always maintained that it will act in the best interests of members, and that the...
by Slye Joy | Aug 15, 2018 | News
ASBFEO Kate Carnell told the parliamentary house inquiry into impediments to business investment that the current $20,000 write-off policy “is a really good one” and would like to see it put into longer-term policy.She said that a decision of just inserting the...
by Slye Joy | Aug 14, 2018 | News
In a contributed column for Public Accountant, Kamino Cyber Security Services and Midwinter Financial Services managing director Julian Plummer noted how cyber risk is a key area of risk management within a firm but not very well-understood by accountants.He said...
by Slye Joy | Aug 13, 2018 | News
Speaking to Public Accountant, chair of Walker Wayland and Power Tynan chief executive, Paul Hilton, said the accounting industry is moving more towards a culture of collaboration than it has been in the past.He said agility is becoming more important in the...
