While in the past, the accountant was working up to 80 hours a week, he now concedes that “working harder is not always the smartest… you don’t need to give up your entire life to make a business happen and [be] successful”.
All accountants should mark Mental Health Month in their calendar. Accounting expert Coco Hou explains why.
It’s not so long ago that we had to personally engage with customers to communicate, either via phone or face-to-face. Writing a letter was the last resort, it had to be delivered by the post.
The government and regulator should consider simplifying the production of SOAs and creating a separate SMSF adviser profession with its own compliance requirements, according to an advice software provider.
The accounting profession does not have to follow in the footsteps of the financial services industry and raise minimum education requirements, Treasury has been told.
The return of the accountants exemption is the first step to fixing the broken SMSF advice process, while the government and regulators should also consider simplifying the production of SOAs and creating a separate SMSF adviser profession with its own compliance requirements, according to BGL.
A software boss has voiced his frustration with the accountants’ exemption debate, arguing that two professional associations have failed to back members’ sentiments.
Digital transformation strategy has been top of mind of late for most organisations. As seemingly endless waves of new technologies change consumption habits, organisations have been forced to rethink their purpose and pivot accordingly or be left in the dust (remember Blockbuster?).
A new push has emerged for the reinstatement of the Accountants’ Exemption with some people suggesting accountants are being let down by the major accounting groups.
Would you like the return of the Accountants’ Exemption? The Accountants Exemption gives accountants the ability to talk about SMSFs – establishment, contributions, pensions and windups – without and AFSL or Limited AFSL.
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