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READ MORE95% of firms forgoing 'practical implications' of licensing
One industry expert has indicated that in the wake of the end of the accountants' exemption, an alarming number of firms have failed to acknowledge the practical implications of licensing within their practices.
Greg Hayes, director of Hayes Knight, revealed to AccountantsDaily, that during a series of workshops held recently throughout Australia by the mid-tier, approximately 95 per cent of the 800 participating firms had failed to consider the day-to-day implications of obtaining an AFSL or becoming an authorised representative.
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