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NEWS AND UPDATES


COVID-19: SETTING UP YOUR VIRTUAL OFFICE WEBINAR

This complimentary webinar hosted by Tyler Wise CPA, Director of Wise Accounting, will provide you with guidance and considerations in establishing remote working practices for your firm. Register now.

MY FIRM. MY FUTURE. WEBINAR SERIES

An additional complimentary webinar series has been scheduled which is suitable if you missed attending a face-to-face workshop or want to prepare your firm for the future. Register now.

COVID-19 WEBINAR


The COVID-19 Update Series will provide members with relevant information to help navigate the challenges of COVID-19. Watch the latest recorded webinar.

DEALING WITH FINANCIAL DISTRESS

The Australian Restructuring Insolvency and Turnaround Association (ARITA) with the support of CPA Australia and CA ANZ, has released a special guide for accountants in public practice that outlines steps they can take to help their clients with companies in financial distress.

COVID-19 UPDATES AND RESOURCES

COVID-19 presents significant challenges for your business and for advising your clients. To help you navigate the crisis CPA Australia has prepare a range of resources and updates to help minimise the risks and plan for the future.

DISASTER RECOVERY TOOLKIT

If your business or your client's business is impacted by COVID-19, our Business Recovery Resources and Disaster Recovery Toolkit provides guidance to businesses affected by a disaster whether they have a continuity plan or not.

INPRACTICE

"DON'T PANIC!": ATO LETTER RATTLES SMSF TRUSTEES

The message from the profession is a very loud and clear “Stay calm!” for CPAs and their clients who have received a stern letter from the ATO about SMSF diversification. Read this week's feature article “Don’t panic!”: ATO letter rattles SMSF trustees' to find out why you shouldn't be panicking.