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Meet the CA | Naman Patel, the CA turned food court maestro
Naman Patel has brought number skills learned as a CA to his Perth Indian eatery. The cooking he learned from his mum...
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Are balanced scorecards the wrong way to decide pay bonuses?
Research shows fixed remuneration, not balanced scorecards, keeps finance professionals playing by the rules...
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Why are businesses still paying too much for power?
The theory was unbundling electricity monopolies would increase competition and bring down power prices. It didn’t happen...
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How to use Xero smarter
Kylie Parker CA’s Xero tips come from real-world experience, and can slash the amount of time it takes to update, process and review an accounting file...
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Helping family business clients spot the potholes
Accountants advising family firms need more than technical accounting expertise to get it right. Robert Powell FCA, the 2018 Family Business Australia Accredited Adviser of the Year, shares his tips...
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Tricks and traps of advising families: an accountant’s view
People’s longer lifespans are affecting family business succession plans and estate planning. What should advisers do?...
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7 social media wins for 2019
Put your business ahead of the curve in 2019 with these tips for an effective social media strategy...
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How do you build the perfect error check into a financial model?
Embedding error checks in your spreadsheet design cuts down the workload by shouting out when there’s a figure you need to look into more closely...
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How to attract buyers to your practice
It’s a seller’s market for accounting practices. But how many practice owners are consciously turning their businesses into valuable targets for partners or external buyers?...
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Do the experiment before the business case
Pete Williams CA of Deloitte Australia’s Centre for the Edge says innovation works best when you start small and leave the business case at the door...