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COSBOA is pushing for new government spending on SME skills training and resilience measures while softening its language on multi-employer bargaining.

Leading accounting associations says Australia should leave the “dark ages” and embrace digital reporting of company financial results.

The federal government may be promising a ‘bread and butter’ budget when Treasurer Jim Chalmers delivers his economic blueprint in late …

Draft legislation for the federal government's Skills and Training Boost ought to be amended so that small business owners and not just employees can access it, according to CPA Australia.

The Albanese government is unlikely to reveal revolutionary cost-of-living support measures in next month's federal budget, Treasurer Jim Chalmers says.

An overwhelming majority of people are supportive of the push to have superannuation paid on parental leave, according to a new survey from CPA Australia.

Recent research published by DocuSign has exposed how Australian businesses are lagging behind when it comes to adopting technology.

Accounting experts have urged Australian small businesses to prepare for the impact of inflation, after official figures confirmed the cost of living has surged at a rate not seen in more than a decade.

Labor's decision to drop major tax reforms affords local SMEs some "breathing space", according to CPA Australia.

Australian small businesses are significantly less likely to be earning revenue online or offering digital payment options, compared to their Asia-Pacific counterparts, according to research from CPA Australia.

CPA Australia is calling on the government to follow Singapore's lead and provide “significant funding” in next month's budget to help more SMEs go digital.

While disasters such as bushfires and floods happen every year, there is not currently a scalable framework for response, says CPA Australia.