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Voice of Australian mid-size business
Mid-sized Business Report
There is an overlooked economic opportunity in Australia’s mid-sized businesses – with the right incentives and tax policies in place, they can grow in size, scale and reach. They can employ more people, collaborate with other Australian businesses, and better contribute to Australia’s bottom line.
Federal Budget 2019-20: a call for clarity & certainty
Investment in education pays dividends for the wider economy
The education sector plays a vital role in our economic growth and productivity, as well as our social cohesion and quality of life.
Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety
Perspectives on the Future of Ageing
Transitions in ageing are not consistent and systematic as they are described by our ageing systems. Sometimes they are incremental, sometimes accidental, sometimes monumental, and they are always personal. We can create something better.

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Insight A tsunami of regulatory reform is upon us
Last month, the Government released its implementation roadmap accepting all 76 of the Royal Commission’s recommendations plus committing to an additional 18 actions.
Webinar Financial Reporting Trends & Developments
June 2019 saw many entities adopting AASB 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers and AASB 9 Financial Instruments for the first time.
insight Who’d have thought biology was important for business?
Whether you’re a sole trader or the CEO of a multinational organisation, we are all constantly seeking ways to do what we do better.
Webinar Financial Services Webinar: GST Update
GST changes that Financial Services organisations need to be aware of.
Technical publications and IFRS IFRS quarterly newsletter
IFRS News is a quarterly publication by the Grant Thornton International Financial Reporting Standards team and it provides a global insight into developments in International Financial Reporting Standards. These developments have a direct impact on Australia since our standards mirror the international ones, albeit with a slightly different numbering system.
Aged Care Royal Commission Perspectives on the Future of Ageing
Transitions in ageing are not consistent and systematic as they are described by our ageing systems. Sometimes they are incremental, sometimes accidental, sometimes monumental, and they are always personal. We can create something better.
Insight Good corporate governance generates financial returns
Corporate governance has been a hot topic of discussion in Australia for many years – spearheaded by Royal Commissions, drilled home by corporate law changes to charge company directors with more responsibilities, and demanded by consumers and shareholders holding companies to a higher standard of behaviour and transparency.
Insight All businesses are people businesses
‘Presenteeism’ (the art of being at work but not working) happens in many businesses – it may very well be happening in yours right now.
Technical publications and IFRS Local technical and financial reporting alerts
Local technical and financial reporting alerts
Webinar Accounting for Taxes: Uncertain Tax Positions and Interpretation 23
Interpretation 23 represents a major conceptual extension to AASB 112 Income Taxes.
Insight Limiting tax deductions for vacant land
The new rules will apply to individuals, trusts (which are not widely held) and to self-managed super funds (SMSF’s). They will not apply to companies, managed investment trusts, public unit trusts or super funds other than SMSF’s.
Conversations for Growth Teachers Mutual Bank
Founded in 1966, Teachers Mutual Bank Limited is one of the largest mutual banks in Australia, with over 198,000 members and assets of over $7 billion.