Almost a third of employing businesses unable to find suitable staff
Almost a third (31 per cent) of employing businesses are having difficulty finding suitable staff, according to survey...
READ MORETPB flags priority item for tax agents with ASIC
The Tax Practitioners Board (TPB) is seeking further clarification from ASIC about a section in the Corporations Act which puts accountants and licensed financial advisers on an “uneven playing field.”
There is a provision in the law which says if an accountant provides certain incidental financial advice as part of tax services, they don’t necessarily need to be licensed with ASIC, the TPB’s chair Ian Taylor explained to sister publication SMSF Adviser.
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