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EPISODE · Sep 3, 2025 · 46 MIN

ICB News Channel Episode 50 - September 2025

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We celebrate our 50th episode of the ICB News Channel but lifting the lid on some pretty big issues confronting not only Bookkeepers across Australia right now, but also Businesses and Communities in every corner of the nation. Dealing with regulations and approvals in local communities and in business, the ever growing rise and rise of AI and the challenges confronting communities with this, a tax system that needs constant reform as well as simply the impacts of the economic reforms that individuals and organisations are craving at the moment. All of these topics plus much more including key articles from the recent ICB monthly newsletter are examined by News Channel host Rob Marshall and ICB Executive Director Matthew Addison in this episode and in particular off the back of the recent Economic Reform Roundtable sessions in Canberra, attended exclusively by Matthew Addison. Some wonderful insights into what this was actually all about and what are the potential flow on affects for Bookkeepers and Small Businesses here in Australia. A bumper edition to celebrate a special milestone for the Podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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