Accounting and consulting
A major professional accounting body insists cuts to its compliance team, amid the fallout from the PwC scandal, won’t have a material impact.
Accountants scraped in a pay rise last year, with the biggest increases going to relatively junior professionals. And women’s pay is still falling behind.
Amid operational turbulence and mounting losses, staff engagement at a key CPA Australia division as hit "at risk" levels as redundancies and restructuring roll on.
Professional accounting body CPA Australia is cutting 10% of its headcount in a morale sapping redundancy program. But, six years on from a major leadership scandal, its problems don't end there.
The big four firm has contacted alumni to apologise for the tax leaks scandal that has engulfed it this year. Capital Brief reporter Kate Burgess is among them.
Some of the nation’s leading accounting and financial planning groups are urging the government to ditch plans to legislate an objective for superannuation.
Trillions of dollars of economic output - and equity market value - could be vulnerable to nature risks. There are now calls for companies to disclose and manage it.
Do the Big Four consulting firms bring anything to the startup table? It depends on who you ask.
When is something that looks like equity and acts like equity not actually equity? When it’s a “joint engagement relationship” between PwC and a startup client.
