Accounting and consulting

Invites have been issued to some of the world's biggest companies and major industry bodies for events in the run up to the government's flagship summit.

With a dwindling pool of competitors, it was only a matter of time before Sodali & Co found itself on both sides of a messy market situation.

In the wake of the No vote on the Voice to Parliament, Powick is turning the firm's focus towards building economic prosperity for Indigenous Australians.

ASX 200 companies will be hit with Treasury’s mandatory climate reporting in less than five months’ time - whether they are ready or not. While many will make a smooth transition, glaring gaps remain in the way some companies are approaching their sustainability reports

KPMG Australia’s decision to scrap its commercial law practice is the latest move in a shifting market as law firms strive for their own “one-stop-shop” focus.

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.