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ASIC’s audit focus for 2019
ASIC’s latest audit inspection report finds room for improvement in the audit of asset values and revenues...
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Career progression via specialisation
Chartered accountant Alex Canale on the career advantages and client benefits of being a specialist...
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BV Specialisation gives a point of difference
Nadine Marke CA talks about the benefits of attaining the CA Business Valuation specialisation for her work in litigation, by giving her a point of difference and establishing credibility...
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Five steps to pricing accounting services
Pricing accounting services can be tricky. Here are some ways to help you tailor pricing decisions to clients and the business context...
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Can the Big Four keep winning?
As accounting’s Big Four grow larger, their success creates new risks. Could the fairytale bubble burst?...
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The dark side of intangible investment
A provocative new book suggests surging investment in intangibles could cause economic stagnation and rising inequality...
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Sir David Tweedie: “Nobody can fool you with numbers”
Sir David Tweedie didn’t plan on being an accountant, but ended up chairing the International Accounting Standards Board...
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‘Win work and build your reputation’ – the case for Business Valuation Specialisation
George Whitington joined the first Business Valuation Specialisation program in 2014 to consolidate technical proficiency, and marketing and promotional benefits...
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Control values: the fallacy of applying a ‘standard’ takeover premium
Despite the appeal of the simplicity of the ‘levels of value’ chart in business valuations, the assumption that takeover premiums exist for all companies, in all industries, at all times is arguable...
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Could automated tools see valuers fall foul of APES 225?
The emergence of automated valuation tools promises faster and more efficient valuation processes. But the nature of these tools means accountants who rely on them could find themselves in breach of...
