Edmund Tadros

Tax Practitioners Board chief executive Michael O’Neill will become an adviser to the charities regulator, disrupting new inquiries into the consulting giant.

EY partner Leonard Nicita lost his breach of contract case after being warned over inappropriate behaviour at a ‘Miami Vice’-themed Christmas party.

The Tax Practitioners Board’s three investigations are set to be completed next year and scrutinise current and former partners at the high-profile firm.

PwC Australia is piloting its new AI-driven, time-saving software platform on local clients as part of a global race against rivals KPMG, Deloitte and EY.

Professionals blast the ATO’s inconsistent advice and unskilled staff and are left feeling under-appreciated. Plus: an AI-rapping actuary.

The hiring of Brendan Connolly is part of a push by the fast-growing IT consultancy to challenge its larger rivals with a fixed-price service.

The number of individuals and the nature of the Tax Practitioners Board’s inquiries are unclear, but the new probes are expected to be completed by next year.

Outsourcing is the new enemy as Nuno Matos turns his cost-cutting gaze on consultancy. Plus: a pop star’s decades-long Excel torture.

The insolvency specialists have hired Scott Tanner to join its growing consulting business.

The firm will discipline personnel over a report that had to be reissued after they failed to vet incorrect AI-generated material in the document.