Beyond the grid: AI inventors target Excel’s formula
For 40 years, Excel has seen off every challenger. Now AI innovators think they may finally have the recipe that can break Microsoft's spreadsheet dominance.
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Are you ready to use chatbots in your accounting practice?
Are you ready to use chatbots in your accounting practice?
Recent research has found that 58% of consumers had used chatbots for simple customer service requests in 2022 – 35% more than in 2020. Another...
Q&A: How Zac Hayes defied expectations to grow four practices across Australia
Q&A: How Zac Hayes defied expectations to grow four practices across Australia
Zac Hayes is a country boy at heart. Having grown up in Bowral and Deniliquin, he brings a deep understanding of regional life to his work in...
How to make the four-day week work for accountants: Test, gather data, and adapt
How to make the four-day week work for accountants: Test, gather data, and adapt
Unilever is almost seven months into its four-day work week pilot. Grant Thorton began a six-month trial of the shortened week in March. That...
Compare your results: Cybersecurity quiz
Compare your results: Cybersecurity quiz
Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Financial Services the Hon Stephen Jones MP this week shared a warning about common tax-time scams....
It’s time to end Western Australia’s $4 billion-per-year GST bonus
It’s time to end Western Australia’s $4 billion-per-year GST bonus
The departure of the WA premier and treasurer, Mark McGowan, this week gives us an opportunity to fix the mistake. Under a deal struck by McGowan...
EOFY to-do list: What your clients need to know about the instant asset write-off scheme
EOFY to-do list: What your clients need to know about the instant asset write-off scheme
Temporary full expensing will end 30 June 2023. From 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024, the instant asset write off threshold will be $20,000 per...
Technology adoption: How do you compare?
Technology adoption: How do you compare?
Technological enablement is no longer a nice-to-have. It’s become an essential part of operating a company in today’s digital-first environment....
Why taxing the world’s biggest companies at 15% won’t fix the gaping hole in global tax rules
Why taxing the world’s biggest companies at 15% won’t fix the gaping hole in global tax rules
Australia’s largest mining companies are notorious for shifting profits to avoid the 30% company tax rate. It is common to use marketing hubs in...
A problem shared: The SME collaborations overcoming great challenges
A problem shared: The SME collaborations overcoming great challenges
As the largest bait wholesaler in Australia, Tweed Bait faces a difficult challenge because it distributes plastic products that are unwrapped...
Budget’s ‘Hydrogen Headstart’: Little more than hot air?
Budget’s ‘Hydrogen Headstart’: Little more than hot air?
The Federal Budget contained several measures to support Australia’s clean energy transition to support Australia’s commitment to reducing...
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