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Get on the front foot with New Zealand IRD payday filing
Mandatory payday filing hits NZ from April 2019, and chartered accountants can help clients cope with these payroll changes...
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How CAs can avoid conflicts of interest in joint ventures with clients
Entering a joint venture with a client isn’t against CA’s ANZ Code of Ethics, but conflicts of interest can arise...
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Calling on seasoned CAs to help tech start-ups
John Stewart FCA and Fishburners CEO Pandora Shelley talk to Acuity about how the CA Start-Up Adviser Program is a worthwhile learning experience for both parties...
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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...
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Can you handle the truth? Trust, ethics and automation
December 2018 issue of Acuity tackles the big issues. EY Fellow for Trust and Ethics Clare Payne shoots down weasel words, and we look at how robotic process automation (RPA) could save accountants...
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How self-interest could be the key to workplace diversity
What does diversity mean in the workplace? And how can we best achieve it? Diversity champions Ken Woo FCA and Catherine Fox trade views on the best way to get business leaders backing the cause...
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Revision of NZ Code of Ethics | Have your say
CA ANZ wants input from New Zealand CAs on a revised and updated Code of Ethics to apply from June 2019...
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The robots come in peace!
The Acuity verdict on the latest business books and resources...
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Roadmap for growth: Why India offers untapped economic potential for Australia
Many Australian businesses have long put India in the 'too hard' basket, but companies with a global focus can no longer afford not to be in the fastest-growing large economy in the world...