Date

24 Oct 2025

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Description

Get off to a flying start in July with an update on what's new for accountants and auditors when it comes to the 2024/25 reporting work.
 
Details

Heffron's technical experts will walk you through any changes to the 2024/25 financial statements, annual return, audit report and ACR requirements. 

We’ve updated our strategy and compliance checklists, and can share the changes you might need to make to your own as well as highlighting the traps to watch out for when finalising your funds' 2024/25 reporting. 

This webinar focussed on the practical changes accountants and auditors need to make and equip you to face the 2024/25 year work with the confidence you have all bases covered.


Audience
  • Accountants
  • Auditors

Not relevant to advisers and trustees.


Accreditation
  • Attendance only - approx. 1.5 hours
  • SMSFA, Legislated CPD, TPB + eligible CPE with the various accounting bodies

 

Price

$176

 

Discounts

We offer discounts for organisations registering 5 or more employees. Please contact our events team at events@heffron.com.au for more details.

 

Purchase recording

 

By registering for this event, you agree to receive communications from Heffron and any event partners. If you do not wish to receive these communications, please contact us at appsupport@heffron.com.au.

Event access is limited to the registered individual. Registration entitles the named attendee to access the on-demand recording until 5pm AEDT 31 March 2026. CPD will be issued only to the registered individual.

Unauthorised access to the event recording may result in additional fees.

 

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2025 Year End Accountants & Auditors Update Webinar | Recording

Event Contact

Deanne Chetty and Tylah Daly

T: 1300 433 376

E: events@heffron.com.au

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