While social media was once seen as the domain of the marketing team, the growth of social media and the…
The Tax impact of Brexit
As the political debate ensues in the wake of the UK’s Brexit referendum, many are left asking what the tax…
Tax transparency – the new reality
For years, a business’s tax affairs were considered private and the limited disclosures in published financial statements were sufficient “publication”…
Time to re-set the CFO/CIO Relationship
Arguably the two most critical functions in a business, much has been written about the need for CFOs to work…
Are you adding value to your external financial report?
Never before have reporting entities been subject to such intense regulatory and public scrutiny. As the markets come to grips…
How can CFOs become more innovative?
CFOs are being urged to step outside their familiar finance training background and be more “innovative” if they want to…
Greater flexibility for small businesses looking to restructure
Small businesses will have greater flexibility to restructure their operations and could significantly reduce their tax liabilities under new legislation…
Keeping up with the latest technology
Technology has come a long way since the first cellular phone call was made by Martin Cooper of Motorola in…
How ineffective debt management spelled the end for one CFO
As advisors, we’re often called in to assist businesses in financial distress, as happened to one of my colleagues recently. …
Australia’s tough new measures to impact Multinationals
Multi-nationals have been under increased scrutiny by legislators and the public alike. And headline news stories, such as the one…
Not for profits encouraged to look at commercial businesses for survival
Not-for-profit organisations (NFPs) will need to review their business practices this year, if they want to avoid suffering from any…
Effective tax risk management lowers ATO’s gaze
Tax risk management is fast becoming an essential part of the corporate governance framework for CFOs, and while most CFOs…
