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How cheap prediction can change accounting
Artificial intelligence may be best understood as “cheap prediction”. And prediction is a useful input to decisions – but people will still be needed to make the decisions...
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Failing to connect
Studies of teleworking in accounting firms show the accounting profession still struggling to make telework work. Firm leaders need to step up...
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Made in the military
Ian Goodwin’s experience in the Army Reserve has served him well, from the IMF to his current role as Deputy Auditor-General of NSW...
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The silver lining on staff turnover
Conventionally seen as a negative, staff turnover is now recognised by leading organisations for the opportunities it offers...
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Hard demand for soft skills
Accountants facing digital disruption should be brushing up on “soft skills” to raise their job market appeal...
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Blending business with passion
London-based investment banker Tracy Benge suddenly realised she should follow her passion for wine...
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Two more super fund death benefit court cases
Both cases involved no binding nomination and no valid will...
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Culture is the key to behaviour
Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand President Jane Stanton believes the shared ethical framework and values create the CA community’s strong culture...
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An introduction to spreadsheet evil
Advanced Excel users need to use their superpowers for good. Some functions can bring disaster down upon them and all their colleagues...
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Rising stars: the directors
In the final installation of Acuity’s series on rising stars in the world of accounting, we ask directors who have achieved success relatively early in their careers how they did it...
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Adding colour to accountancy
Mark Robilliard teaches the basics of accounting to a worldwide audience...
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Rising stars: the managers
In the second of Acuity’s three-part series on rising stars in the world of accounting, we ask managers who have achieved success relatively early in their careers how they did it...
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Does the ATO have too much power?
Bowing out after 10 years, Australia’s Inspector-General of Taxation Ali Noroozi worries about the power wielded by the ATO and highlights the importance of trust and independence...
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Big Four remain a force in China
China has built an impressive new accounting industry to support its burgeoning commercial power – but the Big Four firms are not beaten yet...
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Michael Andrew tackles the cheats
The former global head of KPMG is taking on the black economy, from organised crime to everyone who pays a tradie in cash...