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Consulting experts play large, but often invisible roles in assisting their clients.

Superannuation trustees thinking of applying for a license under the new Safety in Superannuation licensing regime should commence due diligence on their existing outsourcing arrangements now. The Safety in Superannuation reform package that amended the <EM>Superannuation (Industry) Supervision Act</EM> and Regulations became effective on 1 July 2004. In addition to the introduction of a licensing regime for superannuation trustees and a registration regime for certain superannuation funds, the

This checklist/guide is designed to help businesses and organisations to deal with the Coronavirus Crisis.

In the current economic climate, businesses may be experiencing greater delays in the collection of outstanding debts and an increased incidence of disputes, genuine or otherwise, in relation to accounts rendered.

These tips mitigate the risk of dispute in the interpretation of accounting-related matters in contracts and agreements.

The judge provided guidance on some key principles around a bankrupt trustee's right of indemnity out of trust assets.

ASIC has initiated criminal proceedings against auditors or their company for failure to comply with auditing standards.

ASIC recently issued some warnings that should be taken into account when preparing upcoming half-year financial reports.

Forensic accountants used emails and accounting records to understand whether Manchester City had been misleading UEFA.

Negotiation is the most common first step in resolving a business dispute, and it can be conducted with or without a lawyer depending on the value and complexity of the matter.

In the dynamic landscape of M&A, the Share Purchase Agreement (‘SPA') governs not only the legal terms but also the financial outcome of the deal.

The financial impact of a poorly negotiated working capital adjustment can drastically impact your sale proceeds.

The "In Australia" test now states an entity cannot be income tax exempt unless it operates principally in Australia.

To avoid a direct lie, a fraudster may try hedging, omitting crucial facts, or feigning forgetfulness and ignorance.

Markel International Insurance Co Ltd, QBE Insurance (Europe) Limited and Amalfi Underwriting Limited (collectively the Claimants), brought proceedings in England's High Court against Surety Guarantee Consultants Ltd (SGC) and its former directors and employees.