How to get client terms right
Failing to set clear terms of engagement with clients can be risky for accountants. Here’s how to avoid complaints and disputes...
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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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Sponsorship smarts – how to get a win-win
As expectations of social responsibility change, sponsorship needs to move beyond just writing cheques towards long-term partnering, says Giddy Up founder Brian Steele...
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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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Prepare your business for a tax audit
Why being prepared can take the pressure off if one of your clients is audited by the Australian Tax Office...
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Stay connected in business
International motivational speaker Debbie Mayo-Smith believes people need to connect better in order to communicate better and says there are two key ways to make a connection. “No matter how you are...
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Fintech sector ripe for VC funding
Australia’s fintech sector secured the bulk of venture capital funding in FY15/16, according to the Australian Private Equity & Venture Capital Association Limited (AVCAL)...
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Transformation with a purpose
How to transform your organisation with a purpose beyond profit...
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Could a mentor fast track your success?
A mentor can be key to career success, but the mentee must play an active role in their own career development...
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ASIC issues warning on scam emails
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has reminded its Registry customers of the need to be vigilant of scam emails...
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Leadership lessons from successful start-ups
Why large companies are looking towards their smaller compatriots for inspiration...