Business advisory proves a bugbear for some accountants

Information overload and lack of tried-and-tested strategies has made business advisory a sore point for many accounting firms, prompting calls for a re-think in 2019.

by | Dec 24, 2018

ATO zones in on home office expenses

Speaking to Accountants Daily, Prime Partners director, George Morice said practitioners have been bombarded with the notion that advisory will be the way forward for the industry without fully understanding what is needed to provide the service.

Read more at the Accountants Daily.

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