Training and professional development tips for accountants and administrators
As an accounting firm coach, consultant and mentor one of the questions I am getting from firm owners and managers is what are other firms doing about work from home options post COVID? Unlike some businesses that cannot exist without face to face contact the reality...
Research and development is an area that many accountants have very little experience in but it is an area that many small business and medium-sized clients are interested in having a clear understanding of what they can claim in their income tax returns and what...
Over many years of working with accountants I have concluded there are many skills that are important for accountants. Putting aside the technical skills, I’ve identified three non-technical skills that I believe are core to the success of most accountants and the...
taxbanter.com.au/banter-blog/federal-budget-tax-measures-2020-21/ Federal Budget, News Federal Budget 2020–21 On Tuesday, 6 October 2020, the Treasurer handed down the Government’s Federal Budget 2020–21. TaxBanter Resources: Our 2020-21 Federal Budget at a glance...
I often get asked by Accountants “Can I become a mortgage broker and write the loans myself”. The simple answer is yes, of course. However, the correct answer is “Should you”? And here is why. 1.Educational requirements Certificate IV and Diploma of Mortgage Broking;...
Accounting graduates and early career seekers are the future of our profession. Yet more often than not, they take up the most time when hiring and managing to get them to the point of market utilisation, which is the point where your investment in them is financially...
by Rob Pillans | Sep 23, 2020 | Articles Recently I’ve had quite a few conversations with clients about when to hire the next person into their accounting firm and what role it should be. I hold the view that as a business owner you should always know what role...
