Security of payments regulation requires strict adherence to timelines and procedure. This session takes this on with advice on how to manage these timelines and procedures to best effect. It includes:
Duration: Approximately 2.5 Hours
Hear from the experts at this online conference. You can watch it on your computer or on your portable electronic device from anywhere.
The conference will be based on our highly successful video webinar technology: there'll be a chairperson and presentations.
One registration can be shared by colleagues within the same firm utilising the same login.
THE PROGRAM
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How far can vendor disclosures and warranties go to protect parties in a property transaction? The answer might surprise you. This practical session examines the extent of vendor disclosure obligations on property sales and the scope of vendor warranties, including:
The implementation of the recommendations in the Respect@Work Report has significant implications for all workplaces, requiring, amongst other things, organisations to change their focus from reactive to proactive. This session will provide a nuts and bolts guide of what organisations need to do to be ready for the new enforcement regime, including:
Practitioners understand the importance of negotiation, but how many truly understand the essential skill sets required to effectively carry it out? The session looks at the key issues, including:
What is involved in effective negotiation on behalf of your clients?
Different categories of negotiation:
Structural
Strategic
Behavioural
Bilateral and multilateral negotiation
Preparing for negotiation – an essential checklist
Key skills in negotiation:
The implementation of the recommendations in the Respect@Work Report has significant implications for all workplaces, requiring, amongst other things, organisations to change their focus from reactive to proactive. This session will provide a nuts and bolts guide of what organisations need to do to be ready for the new enforcement regime, including:
Tax practitioners sometimes have the unenviable task of dealing with one off matters that arise that can have significant GST implications, without having the luxury of being an expert in the field. Some of these situations can even have the GST experts scratching their heads as to how the rules apply. This session delves into some such issues as well as raising awareness as to when certain situations may just require a more specialised pair of eyes as insurance, including:
Tax practitioners sometimes have the unenviable task of dealing with one off matters that arise that can have significant GST implications, without having the luxury of being an expert in the field. Some of these situations can even have the GST experts scratching their heads as to how the rules apply. This session delves into some such issues as well as raising awareness as to when certain situations may just require a more specialised pair of eyes as insurance, including:
From AI to automation, the rise of emerging technologies is transforming how accountants work. But while these tools promise efficiency and insight, they also raise new ethical questions. When does automation undermine professional judgement? How do you manage client confidentiality with cloud platforms? And what are your responsibilities when relying on data from third-party tools? This session explores how the profession’s ethical obligations—under APES 110 and the TASA 2009 —interact with the practical use of new technologies in accounting and tax practices.
Applying the margin scheme on the sale of taxable property requires meeting a number of conditions. Working out eligibility to use the margin scheme and being aware of practical issues in its application is the subject of this session, including: