Articles tagged with 'accountants'

Accountants welcome SMSF guidance

3 November 2008 | More rigorous audit guidelines for SMSFs.


SMSF trustees warned on compliance

7 October 2008 | Trustees warned on tougher approach by ATO.


NEWS UPDATE: Investigations into conduct of accountants drop

26 September 2008 | Increase in prosecutions over past year.


ICAA acknowledges ASIC concern over advice certificates

20 August 2008 | Accountants not checking borrowers’ finances.


Demand for trained professionals rising

29 July 2008 | Half of Australian companies report shortage in accountants and financial planners.


Educate SMSF trustees: accountants

15 July 2008 | Education of SMSF trustees warranted, but compulsory standards undesirable.


We’re not in it for the fees

16 May 2008 | Accountants claim they are being misrepresented on SMSF establishment.


Buy, buy, buy!

24 January 2008 | Every cloud has a silver lining, including stock market volatility.


NIA goes to China

14 December 2007 | NIA signs landmark deal to jointly deliver accountancy training in China.


Online mate offers helping hand

3 September 2007 | A new website offering up-to-date information pertinent to financial planning, has been launched.


Harsh new super adviser restrictions

23 August 2007 | New bill prohibits accountants from providing super advice.


PIS exports strategy

16 July 2007 | Professional Investment Services launches Project 500 in Canada.


Praemium launches desktop equity data application

22 May 2007 | Portfolio administration service provider Praemium has launched the desktop component of its V-Wrap application, which features the ability to access live share market data for portfolio management.


Money laundering could be costing Australia $11.5 billion

18 May 2007 | Money laundering activities in Australia could be costing as much as $11.5 billion a year, according to information provided to the Institute of Chartered Accountants this week.


Compliance the main SMSF hurdle for accountants

6 March 2007 | The latest study compiled by AMP Capital Investors and Investment Trends regarding self-managed superannuation funds has revealed the burden of compliance and keeping abreast of the legislative changes are the biggest impediments for accountants in servicing this segment of the superannuation market.


Swanton & Davidson move into Sydney

12 January 2007 | Melbourne-based financial advisory firm Swanton & Davidson have broadened their reach on the eastern seaboard of Australia, with the opening of its first office located in Sydney.


Call for reform on family asset transfers

9 October 2006 | Accounting firm HLB Mann Judd has recommended the Federal Government examine the current taxes levied on the transfer of assets between generations as part of its impending taxation review to allow for easier retirement planning.


Accountants more trusted by SMEs – survey

22 August 2006 | A survey conducted by the Bank of New Zealand Australia has revealed that business people running small to medium-sized enterprises most value advice from accountants and mentors.


Accountants walk advice tightrope

19 May 2006 | Many accountants are unaware of what constitutes unlicensed advice, meaning they are often treading a fine line between what they can and can’t discuss, according to their industry associations.


ASIC to investigate unlicensed advice

12 May 2006 | The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is currently working on a project that aims to crackdown on people providing unlicensed financial advice.


Financial planning jobs plentiful

16 January 2001 | Financial planning salaries are on the rise, fuelled by an increase in demand for quality financial planning talent.


Planning conference slated for accountants

1 November 2000 | CPA Australia has stepped up its move into financial planning with the announcement of a financial planning conference.


Collins - Is it time for a new association?

25 May 2000 | On just about any criteria, the Financial Planning Association (FPA) has been a very successful trade and professional association. In little over ten years, it has put financial planning on the map in Australia; has the ear of Government and the regulator; and has established the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) mark.


Rosy future for beancounters

25 May 2000 | Accountants will be the big winners of financial planning business, according to high profile industry figure Robert MC Brown.


Accountant's popularity solid

25 May 2000 | The accountant’s position as a source of financial guidance has not noticeably di-minished in the past two years, despite reports to the contrary by the Financial Planning Association (FPA).


Displaying results 1-25 (of 35)
 |<  < 1 - 2  >  >| 

Super Regulation Should superannuation funds be compelled to suspend advertising capable of persuading uninformed investors to crystallise losses?
Yes
 
86%
No
 
14%
The poll is closed.

The Blue Book Directory