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08 April 2013 • By Chris Kennedy • 1 min read

Mixed response to super reforms

The government has taken the surprise move of outlining its plans for superannuation ahead of the May Budget with a snap press conference on Friday ...

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New APES 230 standards passed

Board "strongly recommends" fee for service modelWatered down APES 230 proposals revealed last week have been passed at a meeting of the Accounting ...

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Super changes about election, not reform

Accounting group slams costly government proposalsThe Gillard government's proposed overhaul of the super system is purely about winning an election ...

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SMSF auditor registrations climb

New standards will still result in large dropApplications for the self-managed super fund (SMSF) auditor registration are increasing, according to the ...

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Government unveils plan for council of super custodians

Charter to ensure sustainability of superannuationThe federal government is establishing a Council of Superannuation Custodians to ensure stability ...

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Bloomberg validates Twitter as a news source

New function avoids "disruption"Bloomberg has integrated Twitter feeds into its financial platform, allowing Bloomberg Professional service ...

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AFA calls for super amnesty

Certainty needed to restore consumer faithThe Association of Financial Advisers (AFA) has called for an amnesty between both sides of politics on ...

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'Wall of cash' headed for property investments

Centuria outlines move into listed marketCenturia Capital chief executive John McBain says there is a "screaming wall of cash" heading towards the ...

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Unique offerings will help firms weather consolidation

Chan & Naylor says partnership to benefit independentsAccounting firms need to ensure they have unique service offerings if they are to compete in ...

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SIV attracts Chinese investors to Australia

The Significant Investor Visa (SIV) has seen substantial interest from Chinese investors, sparking significant opportunities for Australian small- and ...

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