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READ MOREMoore Stephens offers accounting advice as a subscription
Mid-tier accounting firm Moore Stephens is now offering a $1500 a year service that provides unlimited access to the firm's experts on financial reporting standards, amid a warning from the corporate regulator that "surprisingly few" companies are ready for a series of major new accounting standards ahead of this year's reporting season.
The Accounting Network, which had its soft launch last year and has 15 pilot clients, is aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises that need help ensuring they adhere to new and existing accounting standards when preparing financial reports.
Read the full article at the Australian Financial Review.
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