With whistleblowing law changes just around the corner, all accounting firms need to ensure they have an appropriate whistleblower regime in place.
Property prices are falling and banks are tightening up on lending in the wake of the banking royal commission.
Earlier today [June 11, 2019] Queensland Treasurer and Deputy Premier Jackie Trad handed down Queensland’s State Budget for 2019-2020. Here are the highlights.
It's EOFY 2019, and the end of a financial year is the best time to set business resolutions for the start of the next financial one. To jumpstart your planning, CPA Australia has put together 11 resolutions no small business should do without.
Government bond yields have plummeted this year, which would normally herald a recession. Not everyone is convinced this is likely, however, with other factors at play.
Wanting to help cut down your workplace energy bills and reduce your carbon footprint? The EOFY instant asset write-off could help.
In the age of digital payments, CEO Dan Schulman kept the company relevant by teaming up with its foes. In the process, PayPal quietly took over the check-out button.
CPA Australia's tenth annual Asia-Pacific Small Business Survey finds that overall, small business conditions in the region are slightly weaker than a year ago.
Sydney startup Dresden Optics has disrupted the traditional eyewear business model with its sustainable approach to custom eyewear.
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It’s the information age, and yet the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) still charges Australians hefty fees to access company information that’s part of the public record – and takes just seconds to provide electronically. How much longer can this go on?
Wellness enters the workforce as research points to the benefits it brings to both employees and the bottom line.
CFO Ralph Khoury FCPA is based in Dubai, where he runs the ruler over the numbers and strategies for the Middle East media and advertising operations of Omnicom Media Group and TBWA\RAAD.
While our means of data analysis and collection grow increasingly complex, the sources of error remain all too human.
Would you be willing to spend 10 to 15 years working two jobs, living in rented student-style digs and saving and investing every possible dollar, if it meant you could retire in your 30s? A growing number of millennials think FIRE is worth the sacrifice.
The question of whether robotic process automation (RPA) is the real deal depends on how you use it, say the experts. Here, we reveal how and why to bring in virtual workers, and when they're not such a great idea.
These are exciting times for Hong Kong’s financial industry as it looks to work more closely with Mainland China. As head of Hong Kong’s Insurance Authority, Dr Moses Cheng FCPA is at the heart of the Greater Bay Area “better together” strategy.
Accounting for International Development (AfID) is a UK-based social enterprise launched a decade ago by Neil Jennings. It enables accounting volunteers to take their skills abroad.
Harry Hoang CPA and Fuzuki Nishimura CPA have worked together for nine years. Together, they have been instrumental in building Tailored Accounts to become a thriving accounting firm and a culturally diverse, healthy workplace that lives and breathes corporate social responsibility.
As digital businesses grow globally, individual countries are seeking to tax either the profits or the turnover generated within their own borders – and that’s where the international tax arguments begin.