New and existing public practice firms
Starting your practice
Getting your certificate and starting your practice
Understand your obligations
Meeting the obligations of running your own public practice firm is an essential aspect of your operations. To support you with these important requirements, we’ve mapped out the key obligations and provided resources to help you meet each of them.
Resources to help your business succeed
The MY FIRM. MY FUTURE. guides are specifically designed to support your business through strategic planning, skill development, business recovery, and cybersecurity. These resources are constantly updated as the industry evolves, and they cover a wide range of public accounting issues.
MY FIRM. MY FUTURE.
Managing your firm
Managing your own firm can present many different challenges, including the application of skillsets you might not have used before. These resources are curated to help you with supporting your clients to meet their goals, looking after the mental health of you and your people, and using technology to your advantage.
Service offering
Help your clients to meet their personal and business goals
- Public practice
- Business advisory
Mental health and wellbeing
Access resources that support mental wellbeing in the workplace for you, your staff and your clients
- Mental health
- Public practice
Technology and cybersecurity
Technology improves business efficiency, cuts costs, improves service delivery and maximises profitability
- Technology
Guiding your business through different stages
We’re here to help you manage the many different stages that your business will go through, including benchmarking your business performance in comparison to your peers, identifying strategies to grow your business, and navigating a smooth succession plan.
Benchmarking your business performance
Measure your business performance against your peers across key performance indicators
- Public practice
- Business management
Growing and marketing your business
Find the best resources to grow and promote your firm
- Public practice
- Business management
Succession planning
Your business must have a succession plan as part of your risk management framework
- Public practice