Prior to his appointment as partner at Grant Thornton Australia, Fennell served at Pitcher Partners for over 20 years, ...

As the release of the Red Tape Reduction Review is awaited, the accounting body said it is hard to reconcile adding ...

A director has agreed to a default judgment of nearly $3 million after non-participation in proceedings that canvassed ...

Small businesses have taken multiple hits in the recent past, and the ATO’s credit card ban only adds to the pain, according ...

An employer has lost its jurisdictional objection case after a Philippines-based accountant claimed unfair dismissal under ...

The professional body plans to further expand accessible pathways into the profession through new student offerings and ...

An exceptional group of finalists from the accounting profession have been revealed for the third annual Commercial Finance ...

A recent court case has shown that a taxpayer paying CGT on a sold property in the wrong year did not stop the ATO from taxing him in the correct year.

The AI debate has moved on from “does AI belong in accounting?” to “where do AI tools sit in our practice, and when should we ...

A tax adviser has shared how his accounting firm is grappling with the complexity and uncertainty around the government’s tax reforms.

The government has failed to “dot their i’s and cross their t’s” in their discretionary trust tax proposals and provide an adequate consultation window, according to a wealth advisory firm.

In this episode of Under the Hood, Accountants Daily journalist Carlos Tse is joined by Eddie Senatore, principal at Eddie ...