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Media Releases

Under 45s recognise superannuation is important to their retirement: Published 30 Sep 2005
A recent national opinion poll commissioned by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia found that one in two working Australians aged under 45 are concerned about financing their retirement and that investing in superannuation is a high priority. More >

Chartered Accountants showcase leadership in expert witness arena: Published 29 Sep 2005
The recent release of the NSW Law Reform Commission's Report on Expert Witnesses has singled out Chartered Accountants as a leading example of how expert witness schemes should operate. More >

Accounting industry backs proposed anti-money laundering reform: Published 16 Sep 2005
The new anti-money laundering (AML) and the counter-terrorist financing (CTF) reforms will strike a balance between regulation and a flexible application of obligations on accountants following discussions held between Senator Chris Ellison, Minister for Justice and Customs and representatives from the accounting industry. More >

Chartered Accountants' number one ad campaign: Published 13 Sep 2005
The Institute of Chartered Accountant’s ‘Rocket’ television commercial, which featured as part of their ‘Number One In Numbers’ brand campaign, has been recognised as the best ad on television worldwide last week, as chosen by the advertising industry. More >

Chartered Accountants call for Trans Tasman business law alignment: Published 13 Sep 2005
Cost savings for Trans Tasman businesses and simplified regulations are just a few of the benefits that would arise from a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on business law between New Zealand and Australia according to the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. More >

Young residents plan to leave Canberra: Skills shortage bites: Published 07 Sep 2005
Fifty seven per cent of people under 30 living in Canberra plan to spend the bulk of their working life outside of the ACT according to a new poll* released today by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia. More >