Accountants are in the spotlight with the recent raft of SMSF reform. But with much of the attention being placed on the removal of the accountant’s exemption and the need to get licensed, the opportunity is often overlooked.
Now is the time to think about how you want to be involved in the SMSF space in a more strategic way, says SMSF Advice’s Kath Bowler.
Recent licensing reforms provide all accountants the opportunity to assess their business model to discover new revenue streams and enhance client service propositions, says Count Financial CEO, David Lane
Practices that want a comprehensive and sustainable SMSF offering can build scale in a number of ways, writes Kath Bowler
Financial services businesses should not underestimate how helpful it can be in working with ASIC after a breach, writes Claire Wivell Plater
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