PROFESSION • By Carlos Tse
KPMG Australia tight-lipped on reported 400 job cuts
The big four firm has not yet confirmed the veracity of reports of up to 400 layoffs later this month.
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The big four firm has not yet confirmed the veracity of reports of up to 400 layoffs later this month.
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PROFESSION • By Malavika Santhebennur
Read MoreA new report from Accounting Times’ sister brand, Accountants Daily, in partnership with Accountancy Insurance, reveals what practitioners nationwide are saying about the Tax Office’s current approach.
PROFESSION • By Jerome Doraisamy
Read MoreFinance teams spend a surprising amount of time on recurring work requiring judgement and experience. AI agents are making it possible to hand off more of that work without sacrificing control.
TECHNOLOGY • By Sterling
Read MoreUnique reporting obligations, tax compliance, enhanced administrative penalties, and additional disclosure and lodgement requirements are what face Australian entities that are part of large company groups as soon as the group makes over $1 billion in annual global income.
PROFESSION • By Carlos Tse
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