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READ MORENew payments platform to shake-up invoicing, payroll
The roll out of the New Payments Platform earlier this year is “just the start” of Australia’s payment future, with business leaders and accountants told to expect changes from eInvoicing to payroll payments.
Speaking at MYOB Partner Connect 2018 in Melbourne, NPP Australia chief executive, Adrian Lovney said the new platform has now reached critical mass, with 51 million accounts now connected, up from 35 million accounts when it first rolled out in February.
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