Accounting standards are becoming more complex but, in most cases, with good reason. The solution is technology adoption and a multi-modal approach to readability, understandability and actionability.
Cash may no longer be king for many of us, but that doesn’t mean that it should be consigned to history. Here are six reasons why we shouldn’t discount cash.
The Australian Government's Your Future, Your Super exposure draft legislation has been widely welcomed, but industry experts are calling for more details to be released, and say several flaws need to be addressed.
With COVID-19 affecting global economies, and governments spending big, the issue of whether companies are paying their fair share of tax remains topical.
A leap of faith took Paul Cooper FCPA out of his accounting practice and into the world of manufacturing and business, and he has high hopes for Australia's manufacturing sector.
The pandemic and a weak global economy have had an impact on business confidence in Mainland China, Hong Kong and Malaysia, according to surveys conducted by CPA Australia and Monash University Malaysia.
The idea of a universal basic income has divided economists for years. Some argue that the payment offers a solution to poverty, while others say it would do little to address inequality.
Peter Brindley FCPA uses the lessons learned from being a CPA to drive projects that help make renewable energy more commercially viable.
The lives of thousands of urban workers revolve around the modern central business district, but as more of us are able to work remotely, how different will our cities look in the post-COVID-19 world?
The new chief executive of the International Integrated Reporting Council, Richard Howitt, outlines plans to advance integrated reporting.