How public practitioners can work with clients facing insolvency
CPA Australia Podcast
Learn the signs that your client may be heading for insolvency and how to work with them, plus how small business owners can protect themselves. Listen now
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Career Skills Revisited: How accountants can build a business case for robotic automation
CPA Australia Podcast
As part of our career skills re-release series, listen to discover how robotic process automation can benefit your organisation, covering strategy, key factors for successful implementation, and more
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How to build your skills to get noticed and promoted
CPA Australia Podcast
A fascinating discussion on how to build your skills and reputation within an organisation to be ready for promotion when opportunities emerge. Listen now.
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How businesses can reimagine and reinvent after the COVID-19 lockdown - Roadmap to Recovery part 3
CPA Australia Podcast
The response of governments worldwide to the COVID-19 pandemic was strong and swift, with many businesses unprepared for economic lockdown. How can businesses reimagine and reinvent once the COVID-19 restrictions are lifted? In this podcast episode, Mike Sewell FCPA discusses the types of businesses who have experienced high demand throughout - or due to - the COVID-19 pandemic, and some of the challenges they face. He provides practical ways businesses can manage a temporary spike in demand, and offers lessons other businesses can learn from these high growth businesses. Listen now. Guest:...
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How businesses can recover from the COVID-19 lockdown - Roadmap to Recovery part 2
CPA Australia Podcast
The response of governments worldwide to the COVID-19 pandemic was strong and swift, with many businesses unprepared for economic lockdown. How can businesses best recover in the current climate? In this podcast episode, Mike Sewell FCPA discusses practical ways businesses who have been, or are about to be, hit by substantial revenue reduction due COVID-19 lockdowns can react. He offers lessons learnt from businesses who have already been through the crisis of their work and clients diminishing, and what businesses can do to prepare and act to ensure survival. Guest: Mike Sewell FCPA, Business...
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How businesses can respond to the COVID-19 lockdown - Roadmap to Recovery Part 1
CPA Australia Podcast
The response of governments worldwide to the COVID-19 pandemic was strong and swift, with many businesses unprepared for economic lockdown. How can businesses best respond to the current climate? In part one of the Roadmap to Recovery podcast series, Mike Sewell FCPA discusses how businesses have responded to the COVID-19 crisis, and how they are recovering. He provides practical tips to improve the cash position of a business, suggestions for how business should approach the recovery phase, and how to reconsider strategy for the post-COVID-19 environment. Listen now.
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Tax tips for public practitioners in the COVID-19 environment
CPA Australia Podcast
Practical tips for tax time, including potential issues around JobKeeper payments, preparing for an earlier tax time & how to manage workflow. Listen now.
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How COVID-19 is accelerating central bank digital currency projects
CPA Australia Podcast
Discover how COVID-19 has accelerated projects on central bank digital currencies, including technical design options and the role of the private sector.
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Bernard Salt predicts staircase recovery for Australia post-pandemic
CPA Australia Podcast
Discover what Australia might look like post-pandemic, why accounting skills are crucial, and Salt’s best advice for young professionals. Listen now.
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The big issues facing public practitioners during COVID-19
CPA Australia Podcast
Learn how to charge clients for services, how to assist with JobKeeper, how to segment your client base and how to align staff to communicate consistently.
info_outlineA brief discussion of some of the key features of IFRS 9 and what it means for financial statements of entities that are not in the financial services sector.