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READ MORELicensing will progress when 'noise' settles: Hayes
Hayes Knight director Greg Hayes believes the slower-than-anticipated take-up of the licensing regime is partly intentional – with accountants waiting for the influx of commentary and marketing to settle before setting their arrangements in stone.
“There’s so much feedback, so much commentary, so much marketing. Many accountants have felt they need to get past June 30 and then get a better understanding of the differences on offer and what the best path for them is,” Mr Hayes said.
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