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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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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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...
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Is fake meat the way of the future?
As the cost to manufacture “laboratory meat” falls, the Australian and New Zealand meat industries are looking at how their products fit into the dinner menus of tomorrow...
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Laws passed to fight modern slavery
NSW companies with yearly turnover of not less than $50 million now need to publish a yearly modern slavery statement or face fines. CA ANZ will help accountants prepare for new reporting rules...
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Client monies - Proceed with caution
Money makes the world go round, but it can land chartered accountants in hot water when the cash belongs to clients...
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No pay rise? Here's what to ask for instead
Disappointing pay rise? Ask for these benefits in lieu of a salary increase...
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Is being too busy affecting your health?
Are you finding it hard to fit everything in? We look at the adverse effects of busy life on our health and reveal simple changes to lower your stress...
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Plan to get a CPP for public practice
Members who offer their services to the public without a Certificate of Public Practice (CPP) are taking serious risks...
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How endorsements can go wrong
Can you back up what you have told clients about third parties’ recommendations of products and services?...
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How women can climb in professional services
Why do so few women still reach the top in professional services? A new book by accountant Alison Temperley reveals how to climb faster and higher...
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Feedback to success
A workplace in which feedback is regular, honest and mostly positive is one that has a powerful advantage over competitors...
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Supercharging CA practices
For Amanda Gascoigne, a sea change crystallised her aim to pursue her passion for making accounting practices stronger and smarter...