QuickFee makes an annual Christmas donation of $5,000 to the Smith Family. This donation aims to provide immediate support to the established programs to deliver long-term positive benefits for impacted children and their families.
In a recent webinar on recruiting and retaining the best talent, accounting industry experts Bruce Coombes – QuickFee, Craig West – Succession Plus, Alistair Barr – Striver and Stephen Watts from TOA Global discussed the potential impact of the Great Resignation on the accounting industry in Australia.
QuickFee recently had the pleasure of co-sponsoring a virtual event with Australian cricketing legend, co-founder and President of the McGrath Foundation – Glenn McGrath.
It is no secret that competition to win accounting clients is getting fiercer and fiercer. With accountants acting as the gatekeepers of small businesses, we look at what technology has come into the market for accounts over the last few years?
You’ve probably been faced with payment objections more than once. We’ve all heard it before: “The price is too high for me”. This can be one of the most frustrating situations for businesses. But you don’t need extensive training to learn how to handle payment disputes. You simply need to further investigate the reasons behind your clients’ objections.
The 2020 annual benchmarking study conducted by the Australasian Legal Practice Management Association (ALPMA) has identified revenue growth, cashflow and lock up as the main financial challenges for law firms, with work in progress (WIP) and debtor days often exceeding 90 days.
At some point, we all go through a challenging time, and these are especially exacerbated during lockdown. Here are five things you can do during a lockdown or testing times with your business.
The Vinnies CEO Sleepout is an annual event that aims to help change the lives of Australians experiencing homelessness. This year, QuickFee Australia’s Managing Director Bruce Coombes took part for the 4th time, raising over $13,000 to provide food, accommodation and essential services to people at risk of experiencing homelessness.
Last month, CPA Australia released a report on The Value of Advice. As many financial advisors already know, the chasm is widening between those who have access to professional advice – and those who don’t.
Remote working from home as a flexible work arrangement was the exception rather than the norm for many office based workplaces pre – COVID-19. It’s now the default arrangement with restrictions focused on physical distancing